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The new Grace Kelly movie is bloody awful - here's how we know
ROYAL BIOPICS ARE notoriously hit and miss. For every The Queen or The King’s Speech, there’s a Diana, or most recently, a Grace of Monaco.
The Nicole Kidman-helmed Grace Kelly biopic opened this year’s Cannes Film Festival to a wave of controversy on the accuracy of the picture.
The Express reports that Kelly’s own son, Prince Albert, was so opposed to the film that he labelled it a “farce”, and outright refused to be associated with it.
A statement from his palace, released just days before the Cannes premiere, read:
Is it completely unsurprising then that the movie completely bombed at Cannes? And the attending press were definitely not pulling any punches.
Let’s have a look.
1) The Guardian
Worse than Diana? Surely you can’t be serious.
2) Daily Mail
3) The Daily Beast
4) Chicago Tribune
5) France 24
6) The Australian
The film gets a general release in Ireland on 6 June. See you all at the cinema, yeah?
Did this Australian minister drop the C-word?>
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