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Nicole Kidman at the Grace of Monaco premiere last night Joel Ryan/PA

The new Grace Kelly movie is bloody awful - here's how we know

The headlines from international reviews of the film give a very clear picture.

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:

The Princely family does not in any way wish to be associated with this film which reflects no reality and regrets that its history has been misappropriated for commercial purposes.

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

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Worse than Diana? Surely you can’t be serious.

2) Daily Mail

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3) The Daily Beast

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4) Chicago Tribune

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5) France 24

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6) The Australian

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The film gets a general release in Ireland on 6 June. See you all at the cinema, yeah?

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