Princess Margaret: The Rebel Royal

A bunch of royal apologists were interviewed for this documentary. They tried to paint her as a rebel before her time. The actual picture was a spoiled do nothing woman who was lost and confused and a leech to the society that willingly pampered the princess who was confused and entitled. A sad pathetic soul who could not figure out how to live a fulfilling life in the long shadow of her hardworking sister the queen. If I were her children this documentary will depress me to no end.

Well, I'll tell you one thing for certain - When it comes to being a modern-day princess (in the 20th century) - Margaret Windsor's life was certainly no fairy-tale come true.

And, you can be sure - With Margaret being Queen Elizabeth's younger sister, this lower position definitely played a significant part in this princess's apparent "rebelliousness".

This 2-hour bio-documentary takes a close-up look at the life and times of Princess Margaret who was frequently the center of attention in the Royal family's drama where glamour, excitement, and, yes, controversy were quite often the name of the game.

(*Note*) - In 2002 - Margaret Windsor (71 at the time) died of cancer.