Prince Harry actor speaks of ‘scary’ behind scenes moment on The Crown | Royal | News
The crown player Luther Ford describes the “scary” experience behind the scenes of the Hit global drama in Netflix. The series finished six -season work in 2023 and Queen II. Elizabeth’s life in the 1940s and 50s dramatized Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles up to 2005 wedding.
Prince Harry playing Luther Ford BBC Radio London About his experience on the set. He said: “I could not move at the beginning of the shooting. I was very scared. I remember the first to take and I remember the director came to me ‘You should breathe between every sentence … Very frightening, very human.”
The server also questioned that the actor was “Harry”. “I mean, they send you a lot of materials. You read books and watching documentaries. There is a polish coach.
The young actor, who was born and raised in London, initially wanted to make a film. Then, when the producers were looking for someone to play Prince Harry, he came out of the road when he answered a call for an open casting call for the crown.
Luther Ford plays a new BBC drama titled ‘King and Conqueror’ and focuses on events that went to the Battle of Hastings in the eight -part series 1066.
In 2021, Prince Harry said he watched the crown to the former ‘The Late Late Show’ host James Corden.
He said: “They don’t behave like news. Fictional, but this is based on reality,” he said during an interview that the show is not completely correct.
“But this lifestyle gives you a rude idea of the pressures of putting tasks and services on the family and what else can come from.”
Historical Drama was the first Global Netflix original show produced and filmed in the UK and released a total of 60 episodes for six seasons and took over eight months.
When Netflix, Creative, Peter Morgan and headmel producers visit the Netflix team in Los Angeles in 2014 in 2014, they were assigned to write Crown’s first two seasons.
Morgan told Netflix: “I am proud to come to the end and do what I say I will do. It is really satisfying to look at it as a whole and to realize how much of us are. I gave everything, I don’t think I left anything on the table.”
