• The Princess is made entirely of old footage: TV excerpts, and home movies.
• The film places Diana in the context of her era and investigates how her treatment represented public opinion.
• The Princess offers a few shocks as a time capsule of a well-lived existence. 

Princess Diana is seen in a new clip driving away from a private gym. In the 1990s, photographers jostled for her picture. Robert Kilroy chat show. A speaker rants. The woman screams, “She’s rich enough to have a gym of her own!” “In my two-bedroom flat in Peckham, I’ve got my exercise bike in the front room. You can’t tell me a woman on hundreds of thousands of pounds a year with a house as big as hers can’t have her own gymnasium. ” She’s furious. Kilroy-Silk: “She likes people.” She won’t budge. “She likes to be bloody well watched!”

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