In 1997, when the news of Princess Diana's death in a car accident in Paris came out, the whole world was shocked and the country was even more mournful. The grief-stricken people were very dissatisfied with the indifference and avoidance of the British royal family headed by Queen Elizabeth. For a while, the sentiment was angered and anti-royal sentiment was surging. The death of Princess Dai plunged the British royal family into an unprecedented crisis of trust. The Prime Minister Tony Blair was faced with such a difficult situation as soon as he took office. On the one hand, the British people mourned and angry, and on the other hand, the British royal family was struggling to maintain tradition and avoid it. Blair, the "civilian prime minister" who is on the cusp of the peak and under heavy pressure, must find a solution as soon as possible, so as to calm the dissatisfaction and grievances of the people, restore the relationship between the queen and the people to the past, and at the same time establish his own prestige and prestige.
The real Queen of England refused to watch the film because she didn't want to see herself played by others and relive the worst week of her life.
The purpose of the film is to show the strong emotional exchanges between members of the royal family within a week after Princess Diana’s death
In addition to being a bit empathetic towards Blair, "Queen" basically restores the original appearance of the incident. Whether it is the character portrayal of the queen who leads a low-key life, or the cognition of Diana, they are all expressed from an extremely objective and comprehensive perspective.
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