Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance

A Prince and his goldigger wife complain about how poorly they have been treated. And their backstory is boring as hell.

Meghan is a wannabe Diana, and Harry is a broken victim of his biscuits family and ruthless paparazzi. How many times can they play the race card? Well, they wear it out in this way-too-long journey into narcissism and self-pity. They got the smallest royal mansion among other slights by the royal family. Under it all plays Meghan's intense jealousy of Will & Kate. She wanted to be #1 and her sheer presence entitled her to it! The story is riddled with pathetic lies. And through it all, she had to wear beige ... as she appears in red, green and many other colors. Not worth watching 5 minutes.

Enough over reacting!! Just a married couple live in a palace and don't represent normal people. They have nothing at all to worry about other than how they look on the cameras!

This film had at the minimum good casting and passable acting. It seems to be largely based on known fact with your expected fictional extrapolation. It's not The Crown or The Queen, but it was fair entertainment for dearth season viewing. If you hated the one about William and Catherine as much as I did, you should give this one a try. It is far, far better.

I enjoyed this. Better than a lot of Lifetime movies. The casting of the actors they found to portray Harry and Meghan are really spot on which helps with the fantasy here.

This made for TV movie deals almost exclusively with Harry and Meghan's relationship with a bit of a sidebar to Harry after Diana's death and Meghan as a young girl in California. We get to see them on their first blind date, their witty banter and instant chemistry and the love affair that follows as they try to fly under the radar with Harry visiting Meghan in Toronto where she is filming Suits. There are trips to Africa, breakups ands makeups and lots of events we remember from the tabloids.

I don't know how much of it story is true? My guess would be none of the personal stuff.

Decent acting though and very good casting especially for Meghan and Harry who look and sound just like the real thing.

Interesting imaginings of what the rest of the royal family are like too; the Queen is nice- a sweet, witty granny, Camilla is funny, Charles also nice, approachable. The portrayal of William and Kate surprised me a bit -proper stuffy and fully sucked into the royal machine. Oh and Diana is represented as a lion.

This is very romantic with some decent love scenes. I found it interesting how Lifetime imagines these personal things happened. Ultimately its a love story and the perfect bit of cheese to watch before or after the royal wedding.

Don't watch this movie unless you want to inflict pain on yourself. I had fun watching it because I found it so bad to the point where it was enjoyable to laugh at but beyond that, there is no value to this movie. Please don't watch it. Please.