Documentary analyzes Princess Diana’s reaction to Prince Charles’ comment on ‘All that love means’

Recently unearthed footage from Prince Charles and Diana’s infamous engagement interview has emerged, showing the Princess of Wales appearing ‘clearly dissatisfied’ after comments from her future husband asking if the couple were ‘in love’.

On February 24, 1981, after months of speculation, a 32-year-old Charles who had long “needed” to find a wife married a horny 19-year-old girl then known as Lady Diana Spencer.

When asked – during the shoot at Buckingham Palace – if they loved each other, Charles’ response to Diana’s “sure” was the unforgettable: “All that love means. “.

The clip usually ends immediately after Charles ‘comment, but new footage, released on Channel 5 on Sunday, shows the royal’s face downfall and shows clear dissatisfaction with Charles’ blunder.

Royal experts said the images were ‘shocking’ and ‘unbelievable’ forty years later.

“The expression on his face is so eloquent.

“ I’ve never seen her show her displeasure with him so clearly on camera before, it’s a most remarkable sequence, ” royal historian Piers Brendon told the documentary.

“It’s amazing to see this now, I’ve never seen it before,” adds writer Richard Kay.

“The silence between the two is paying a terrible price,” he added.

Royal biographer Angela Levin said the interview was one of the first signs showing the difference and potential issues between the Spencers and the Windsors.

“ Diana really couldn’t be a Spencer and show off what she thought she had to be a Windsor, to keep it all a secret, ” she said.

“ Charles was puzzled as to how to answer a question regarding his emotions.

“Remember he was brought up by the Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh to hide how they felt,” she added.

“ You can actually see the light go out behind her eyes, she almost felt a collapse of the world, ” Diana biographer Andrew Morton added.

This is a clip of Princess Diana’s infamous interview with Martin Bashir in which she talks about feeling ‘unsupported’ by the royal ‘establishment’ has resurfaced and sparked comparisons with the Meghan Markle bombshell with Oprah Winfrey.

The Duchess of Sussex told the chat show host she ‘couldn’t be left alone’ and confessed that she ‘didn’t want to be alive anymore’ before claiming the Buckingham Palace’s human resources department had ignored her call for help because she was not an “employee”.

She claimed to have been ‘silenced’ by Buckingham Palace officials, who told her to always respond ‘no comment’ because they would ‘protect her’, adding: ‘This It wasn’t until we got married and everything really started to get worse that I came to understand that not only was I not protected, but that they were willing to lie to protect other members of family, but they weren’t ready to tell the truth to protect me and my husband.

Meghan told Oprah she later contacted one of Dian’a’s best friends because she didn’t feel supported by the palace, and said Harry had ‘saved [her] life ”by agreeing to move to Los Angeles.

After the two-hour Oprah interview that aired Sunday in the US on CBS, US filmmaker Ava DuVernay shared a clip of Diana’s 1995 interview with BBC Panorama at Twitter.

In it, the Princess of Wales explains why she believed the ‘establishment’ she was married to had ‘decided that [she’s] a non-runner ”- because she did things“ differently ”.

Prince Harry’s mother told reporter Martin Bashir: ‘Because I do things differently, because I don’t follow a rulebook, because I lead with my heart, not my head, and even though this causes me problems in my work, i understand this. But somebody’s got to go out there and love the people and show it off.

She adds that she suspects she doesn’t have ‘as many supporters in this environment as I do’ because the Royal Family viewed her as a ‘threat of some kind’ despite the fact that she is’ there to do good ” and that it is “. not a destructive person ”.

When the Spencers met the monarchy, Saturday the 13th at 9 p.m. on Channel 5