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Best Television Movie | 2019 | Lina
Best Cinematography in a Television Movie | 2019 | Tom
Best Production Design in a Television Movie | 2019 | James
Television | 2018
Best Costume Design in a Television Movie | 2019 | Claudia Da
Best Costume Design in Film Contemporary | 2019 | Diah
Best Young Actor Television Movie Mini Series or Special | 2019 | Mac
In the film Meghan Markle is not invited to Pippa Middleton's wedding but is able to attend the reception after Harry protests. What transpired in real life is unknown, but several British tabloids reported that Middleton did have a "no ring, no bring" policy for guests bringing plus-ones, though some guests such as James Middleton and Princess Eugenie attended with guests they were not married or engaged to. Reportedly, Pippa Middleton extended an invitation to Markle, but she chose not to attend the wedding to not draw attention or attract paparazzi, but did attend the reception.
Featured in Episode 208 of the podcast "How Did This Get Made".
Queen Elizabeth asks Meghan, "Are you involved with that program The Crown (2016)?" and when Meghan says she isn't, the queen jokingly replies, "Good, then I won't have to throw you in the Tower". This is loosely based on a real-life exchange that Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip, reportedly made at a dinner in 2017.
There are TWO instances in the film where racially sensitive dialogue occurs (both crucial to the storyline). Both aired uncensored in the original television broadcast, but were censored in the iTunes purchase of the film (One would think it would be the other way around!)
The sequel is Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal (2019).
