It won’t be long before we can stream the film about scandalous Prince Andrew.
Ever since his friendship with billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein came to light, Prince Andrew has gone by the nickname ‘prince of scandal’. The interview he gave with the BBC turned out to be so earth-shattering that a film was made about it: Scoop. Netflix has now shared the official trailer.
Scandal prince
Prince Andrew was therefore good friends with Jeffrey Epstein, the American billionaire and sex offender who later committed suicide in his cell. He was imprisoned for sexual abuse of minors and human trafficking. Epstein had already been convicted for this in 2005, but the prince made a big mistake by continuing to keep in touch with him, continuing to benefit from his jets and generosity and inviting him to parties at royal country houses. Very young women were also present at those parties…
Interview
After a photo of Epstein and Andrew circulated in 2010, the royal came under heavy fire. He was also accused of abuse himself. In a disastrous interview with BBC Newsnight, Andrew claimed at the time that he had last had contact with Epstein in 2010. The Daily Mail later managed to prove this was incorrect, as an email exchange between the two showed that they had been in contact in 2011. This earth-shattering interview with the scandalous prince has now been made into a film.
Netflix previously shared the first images, but has now also released the official trailer:
Scoop
In Scoop we see how determined journalism ultimately produced an earth-shattering interview: Prince Andrew’s infamous conversation with BBC Newsnight. And let us tell you: not a single detail is left out. From producer Sam McAlister’s tense negotiations with Buckingham Palace to journalist Emily Maitlis’ stunning confrontation with the prince, Scoop shows it all. The film takes us into the story of women who stop at nothing to get everything. Because to pull off such a great interview, you have to be incredibly decisive.
Cast
The role of Prince Andrew is played by actor Rufus Sewell and Gillian Anderson takes on the role of journalist Emily Maitlis. Actors Billie Piper, Keeley Hawes and Romola Garai, among others, also have a role in Scoop. Unfortunately, we will have to be patient for a while before we can admire the film. The film can be seen on Netflix from April 5.
Source: RTL Boulevard, Glamial archive | Image: Peter Mountain, © 2023 Netflix, Inc., YouTube
