
The Crown: Fact or Fiction
Mail Metro Media
Queens, Kings, and Dastardly Things looks at the Royal Family - the secrets, the palace intrigues, and the Crown's bloodiest moments. Read more
Episodes
Rotten Spares: The Prince Andrews & Harrys of History - Part 1 10/19/2025 25:48Churchill & The Queen 10/12/2025 28:32
Spies & The Crown - Part 2 10/05/2025 25:14Spies & The Crown - Part 1 09/28/2025 23:39Can Royals Be Jailed? 09/21/2025 29:45 Show all episodes
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Our take on The Crown: Fact or Fiction podcast
Natasha Livingstone and royal expert Robert Hardman guide you through Netflix's series The Crown. Each half-hour episode compares the show's dramatized scenes with actual historical events. Livingstone, an emerging name in royal journalism, offers fresh insights, while Hardman contributes in-depth knowledge from his royal connections. The Crown: Fact or Fiction is a great listen for those interested in how the show blends fiction with the real story of Queen Elizabeth II, covering events from the Suez Crisis to Princess Diana's life and adding depth and exciting facts to the show's narrative. The Crown: Fact or Fiction is a tv & film podcast by Mail Metro Media.Mail Metro Media
Natasha Livingstone and Robert Hardman
United Kingdom
69
30'
Weekly
Listener reviews
Susan Dean - 11/24/2023
Excellent analysis of what really happened in August 1997 & the truth about the Balmoral photoshoot. This episode was enhanced by the recollections of Richard Kay. Looking forward to the next episode. Some of what is portrayed in The Crown obviously didn’t happen. It’s good to hear what the actual protocol is from Robert Hardman & how some incidents/conversations just wouldn’t have taken place. Well done to all involved in the podcast.
Excellent analysis of what really happened in August 1997 & the truth about the Balmoral photoshoot. This episode was enhanced by the recollections of Richard Kay. Looking forward to the next episode. Some of what is portrayed in The Crown obviously didn’t happen. It’s good to hear what the actual protocol is from Robert Hardman & how some incidents/conversations just wouldn’t have taken place. Well done to all involved in the podcast.
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