Diana Page #5

Synopsis: During the last two years of her life, Princess Diana embarks on a final rite of passage: a secret love affair with Pakistani heart surgeon Hasnat Khan.
Director(s): Oliver Hirschbiegel
Production: Eone Films
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.5
Metacritic:
35
Rotten Tomatoes:
8%
PG-13
Year:
2013
113 min
$1,049,915
Website
960 Views


tape to a lawyer.

I offered to open up a formal

dialogue, with Buck house.

I begged you to give me

a preview so we could

build some firewall before

the shelling began.

You keep telling me everything's

going to be alright.

But it's not alright,

it's all wrong.

I've been trying to reopen doors

and you've shut them.

Personally, I have been place

in an invidious position.

I have no alternative but

to offer my resignation.

And since I haven't the faintest idea how

to manage this that you have created...

I would like that resignation to

have an immediate effect.

Well Patrick, you've been a rock.

What will you do?

Get a new rock.

Hello?

Yes, tell me what you thought.

I see.

Sonya, so what do you think?

I'll call you back later.

Everyone thinks I screwed up.

I had to hit back.

Hitting back is a short term tactic,

what was your strategy?

I don't think I do strategy.

If your intention was to avoid a

divorce, you've achieved the opposite.

My parents divorced.

I made a vow to myself never put

my children through the same thing.

So why would you do something

so drastic?

My boys need to see me happy.

It's time.

I have to move on.

So you didn't screw up.

Because now you'll be free.

Here, cover yourself

with this blanket.

And lie down in the back.

That way the security guards don't

know more about my life than I do.

You've done this before?

Mind your own business.

Suspension's very low.

Explosive device?

Nah, too bulky.

Looking about 8 kilos there.

That'll be a Pakistani

heart surgeon then.

I think we fooled them.

Were you alright in there?

Breathing was impossible.

Come on, that's just a detail.

I love feeling your hand there.

That day when I fist saw you.

So powerful.

Don't think I've been so

strucked by someone.

What do you mean?

It's like...

Nothing could distract you.

You're just doing your job

without any sense of self.

I'm a doctor.

Yes, I know but...

I can see how much love

you put into it.

Love is a garden.

If you can't smell the fragrance,

don't come into the garden of love.

- Who said that?

- Rumi.

Persian poet.

13th century.

Garden of love.

I like that.

One year later.

What happened here?

She stepped on a mine.

She was pregnant.

Did she lose the baby?

Yes.

Cause of that problem.

She's Alena.

How old is she?

Seven.

She went out to fetch water

and stood on a landmine.

Her intestines were blown out

of her body.

Ma'am...

A government minister at home

reported you a loose cannon,

for supporting this campaign.

Do you have any reaction?

I'm merely trying to highlight a problem

that's going on all around the world.

It's been said though that you're aligning

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Stephen Jeffreys

Stephen Jeffreys (born 1950) is a British playwright. His plays include: Like Dolls or Angels (1977) (Sunday Times Playwriting Award at the National Student Drama Festival); Carmen 1936 (Edinburgh Fringe Festival Fringe First in 1984); Valued Friends (1990, Hampstead Theatre); The Clink (1990); The Libertine (1994) - also a screenplay filmed with Johnny Depp; A Going Concern (1993); An adaptation of Richard Brome's play, A Jovial Crew (1992); I Just Stopped By to See The Man (2000); Interruptions (2001); and Lost Land (2005). (2008) The Convict's Opera, a reworking of The Beggar's Opera by John Gay, jointly commissioned by Out of Joint theatre company and Sydney Theatre Company. Backbeat (2011, Duke of York's Theatre, London) (Co-written with Iain Softley). Caught in Flight screenplay. A film on Diana, Princess of Wales more…

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