1997: Trouble & Tragedy - IMDb

Plot: It is true that Diana's life was complicated, and it ended tragically. There are still some unanswered questions around her death, but ultimately, fame killed her. Diana didn't just accept the world around her for the way it was, and she used her role in the public eye to help causes that many others overlooked. Diana was proof that it is still possible to achieve and surpass the expectations placed on you by other people. Diana was glamorous, magnetic, photogenic, mercurial, manipulative and intuitive; media victim and perpetrator; the Real Princess of Kensington, a reality star before such a thing existed. She was and always will be a worldwide symbol of love, compassion and charity, and both her fame and public admiration were unprecedented. What made Diana so special to millions, if not billions of people, was her innate ability to offer comfort to those who needed it and by always doing what she believed was right, even when it went against societal norms or royal tradition.

Director: Remone Jones

Writer: Remone Jones

Producer: Brian Aabech , Jordan Hill

Genres: Documentary

Cast: Paul Burrell , Ingrid Seward , Duncan Shields , Hasnat Khan , Michael Cole

Runtimes: 49

Countries: United Kingdom

Languages: English

Color Info: Color

Akas: 1997: Trouble & Tragedy (United Kingdom)

Production Companies: Tudor Productions I

Distributors: 1091 Pictures

Producer: Brian Aabech , Jordan Hill

Production Manager: Elly Baker

Box Office: GBP100,000 (estimated)

Editor: Danielle Winter , Remone Jones

Sound Crew: Christian Tanto

Miscellaneous Crew: Raheem Shir-Khan , Megan Marsden , Benjamin Stevens

Art Department: Jamal Iruafemi , Sophie O'Reilly

Camera and Electrical Department: Daria Tuca , Roxane Schlumberger , Piers Garland , Finlay Bald , Kim Li , Remone Jones , Lucy Ciara McCutcheon , Ben Sempey , Remarni Ramchaitar-Jackman , Afsheen Hussein , Rebekah Llewelyn , Sarah Findley , Jake Hickman , Louis Dubreuil , Molly Mason , Oliver Elphick