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You're lucky because you got another shot
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I know what my mother feels and wants.
I am my mother's best friend.
I'm quite special picture of the two of you,
which I think is quite sweet
Prince Harry: This is the first time we have both
ever spoken about him as a mother.
Believe it or not, But you and I are both in this photo.
Right. Good.
You are in the stomach
Oh good. Yes.
Arguably, maybe,
is a little too raw to this point
It's still raw.
Prince William: There aren't many days gone by
that I didn't think about it.
His 20th birthday feels like the right time </ p >
Remember, you know, all the good things about him,
and, hopefully, provide
maybe different sides to him
others have never been seen before
Women to celebrate the life and heritage of
of Diana, Princess of Wales,
her children share The most intimate memories of her,
for the first time.
William: We feel so loved, Harry and me, </ p >
and I'm so grateful that
that love is still... still feels there
Harry: That is that love...
that even if he on the other side of a room,
that you, as a son, you can feel it.
Disappointed you have a brother not a sister? No, no </ p >
I think that is quite funny...
Narrator: Through their mother's personal photos
and childhood home movies,
people who know and love him
Diana said we've never seen before.
Earl Spencer: He always Very concerned about the little people,
and I think I'm the first one the little person she loves.
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Harry: Our mother is total child, through and through.
He really enjoyed laughter and pleasure.
He was one of naughty parents
p>
He really likes the roughest cards you can imagine.
He is very cheerful, and really enjoys,
sometimes, make a lot of delinquency.
But he always understands that there is a
real life outside the palace walls
Elton John : Look at his face in each photo.
There is something positive, beautiful light
William: I think he wants to make a difference.
Narrator: Diana's death at the age of 36
shocked the world
And that shaped the life of of his two sons.
I am grateful for that, I am fortunate enough to be his child,
and I know him for the 15 years that I have done.
He arranged us very well.
and have prepared us well For life
in the best way he can,
no, obviously, knows what will happen
Harry: He is our mother, she is still our mother
You know, and of course, As her child, I will say that
He is the best mother in the world.
Harry: When we found this photo album recently,
some of me never really want to see them,
and part of me is waiting to find the right time
where we can sit and see them together.
He likes to take pictures, This is very good.
He caught some really good ones, sort of, portraits of people. </ p >
You can photograph their personality fast enough
And the funny thing is, not much to him,
Because he always shoots. Yes.
And that's our photo When we are... small. </ P>
Yes, of course. From the start. From the first day. </ P>
I think that some from the picture here
is your first day and my first day. Just growing up.
It's really nice looking back at that and reminding yourself.
And when he was... When I started looking through it,
it brought back so many memories
I brought this one is out because we dress up,
think that we look really cool
Yes. That's brilliant.
We used to be very happy to hang around, didn't we? Yes. </ P>
Blimey. That's the first one day at school
Maybe one of my first days. Your first day then, maybe.
I thought again that I have my brother In this school, he would look after me,
p>
when in fact, you just ignore me.
Then there is a photo here I think you want to see it.
Just a special picture of you two,
which I think is pretty sweet
Will, where is this?
This is a holiday.
I just remember having thin legs. I'm still doing.
You're pretty skinny there
You have some good ones, Eyebrows blondes also happen there.
And your nose is spotted
They come back once in a while. They are pretty funny.
That is the sweet picture. Happy memories, big smiling faces.
He strangled us with love, that's for sure. Yes.
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For myself and William, He is only the best mother ever. </ P>
He will only swallow you
and squeeze you as tight as possible,
and be short Like me then,
there is no way out, you are there
and You have been there all this time because he wants to hold you back
Even talking about it now, I can feel the hug he used to give us,
and, You know, I miss... I miss it I miss that feeling,
I miss that part of the family, I miss having that mother
for can give that hug and give you that mercy
which I think all needs.
William: He is very good at...
shows his love.
He is very good at pointing out, you know what we mean to him,
and you know, what feeling is meant,
and how important it is /> it's to feel.
Um, you know, what is it?
make time for us, physically,
Um, clean the diary and go come out and do things with us,
or will she sit and talk to us about school
or the item is worrying us,
or... I think that's just communication,
is always open, very important
Harry: Behind the closed door,
he is very loving, mother who cares,
and what's amazing funny people
One thing I like to ask him now, because
I really think that he gets satisfaction
out of changing himself and William goes up
the oddest one clothes,
usually matches
That's weird shorts
and, you know, like,
a little shiny shoes with old clippings.
Looking back at the photos, it just makes me laugh
I just thought, "How can you do that to us?" </ P>
And then, funny enough, we get to the age when William will turn and leave,
"Oh, this is ridiculous You know, I am an older brother.
Mengapa saya harus melakukannya? berpakaian sama seperti dia? "
And I will go, "Wait a minute, if you will dress differently,
" I won't be the only one Nobles dress like this. </ p >
This is ridiculous. "
So, I like to think that he has it it is very pleasant in our dress.
I'm sure That's not it, um,
but I will definitely Dress my children in the same way.
William: Not many days passed
that I didn't think about it, you know,
Sometimes sad, Sometimes it's very positive.
You know, I always smile now and again when someone says something </ p >
and I thought that was exactly what he would say,
or he would have been enjoying the comment
So they always live with you,
people, you know, you lose like that,
and my mother lives with me every day
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For a thousand years, the place of birth of royal power,
and today, setting it for royal marriages
Commentators: How proud their mother is today.
I think this is really special moment
Director: I think there must be a bitter day.
I just thought of your marriage,
and you were desperate wanted him to be there
and to share in it . Yes.
Does it feel like that? He is there with you
I did it, and I...
I sort of before, you know,
has a lot of time to think about it
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Archbishop: I say that they become human and wife together
on behalf of the Father, and Son
and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
William: When I come to the wedding,
I really feel that he is there
You know, there are times when you...
You see someone or something to power,
and I really feel it he is there for me
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Announcer: For the first time
through the central gateway < br /> from Admiralty Arch
Lady Diana arrived
And when we saw it,
might like all the royal brides
the hood will be thrown back
and we'll see That beautiful face.
Narrator: It happened on his wedding day
that Diana was first captured the imagination of the world.
Dance and romance
is invincible combination.
The press calls it
marriage this century
Archbishop: Me, Diana Frances...
Diana: I, Diana Frances...
take you Charles Philip Arthur George
for my husband to marry...
Diana: for my husband to marry...
Narrator: Diana's marriage is an exciting event
anyone can relate to
But it's also a truly unique experience.
Diana joins the most world famous families
normal 20 years Lady Spencer...
married to the institution,
married to the kingdom... The British royal family
And he brought a breath of fresh air
for everything what he did
Narrator: Diana Spencer grew up in one of the grandest
aristocratic families in England.
Her father was very sharp amateur cameraman
Home movies he made
Give us a glimpse of valuable to Diana's early life
He was always very concerned from a small person,
and I think so the first little person
she loved.
My mother left home When I was two or three years,
and so Diana is the most significant,
I should,
the presence of a warm woman in life me.
And, you know, we spent so much time together.
I think our parents' divorce is quite complicated for all of us.
That's very... a kind of bitter
and has an impact, a big impact.
They never speak, you know.
I feel that girl I grew up with
has some sort of bundle < br /> of insecurity
and unhappiness.
Because of his own
sensitivity and vulnerability,
he feels he can connected with people
who were going through a very difficult time,
and sort of gave them hope.
When he was an adult, there is a big change in Diana.
Suddenly he feels more confident.
A bloom is sure.
He's kind of realize that he's really funny
I mean, his sense of humor is fantastic
And male friends Suddenly start to realize
this little girl grows to be very interesting
and very beautiful things young
Narrator: Diana has a small and intimate
circle of friends.
In this film,
they speak about him for the first time.
Harry Herbert: The first time I met him,
I was playing golf at Balmoral.
My father, you know,
is a good friend with the queen,
and just like me about to play I shoot,
This beauty vision
appears above the horizon,
is full of laughter and energy,
and that is the first time that I met Diana,
and, um...
like everyone who met her,
he definitely has a big impact.
I'm sure my shot
is very addictive or sliced.
But we become good friends Since then.
Narrator: Lady Carolyn Warren
is a family friend of Diana
Carolyn Warren: I am about 15, 16,
and she must be a little older than me
She is very pleasant,
amazing sense of humor,
and can light up room.
Very, very caring.
Uh, he always < br /> people who,
if someone feels sad,
or there is a bust-up with boyfriend
or whatever that,
he is the first person in to sort of, um,
give help.
from Diana while she was working for my sister as a caregiver.
Meet Diana when she was 14 years old.
She is shy,
and he is
and, um, quite naive,
and is quite easily deceived.
He's quite easy to tease, and so on,
But he took it in very good spirits.
But you don't have a hunch
in a shirt covered in hippopotamus,
and jeans, and slobbing around and...
He pinched my shirt quite often
because he thought so was enough....
good enough to do
Whenever you see it alone
he must be lifted up some savage romantic novels.
There is a side to him who wants
that someone will do it Get rid of him from his feet.
Commentator: This is when they come
from all directions from the kingdom to see
A new princess for Wales.
Earl Spencer: I remember on wedding day
returned to my mother's flat After the wedding and think,
"Well, it's over, so we will all move now,"
didn't realize that he had just become a kind of global superstar .
He is still very young and fresh
and is excited and handsome
and without stopping.
And this is all pretty new,
uh, for someone in that position
Narrator: Only three months after his marriage,
Diana's life as a working empire begins
with a tour to Wales.
There is no training for his new role.
He is thrown into the end.
Accompanying him is the woman who is waiting for
who is on his side for the next ten years. </ P>
Anne Beckwith-Smith: That... I think for both of us...
is the baptism of fire.
That's incredible experience.
That's the sound... . it is cheers,
it is children shouting, you know.
It must be so very scary
Harry Herbert: What happened, I think,
is that everyone out there who doesn't know Diana,
they all have
"9th green at Balmoral"
that I have
They realize this people who are so natural
Nothing... He doesn't try to be
anything other than himself.
p>
Anne Beckwith-Smith: Her ability to go up to people
and hand over her and only touch them,
... you know, remember it now,
I can... it's very moving
William: That direct warmth
always there for whoever he meets
It doesn't matter where you come from, what you do,
you know, he can talk to you
Um, and I think he, generally, only has real...
real abilities to connect very quickly.
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is the Kensington Palace, where they grow up
It's always been heaven,
the place where their mother tried to carve
an ordinary family life for them.
My mother appreciated moments...
privacy and ability to be that mother,
than Princess Wales.
He made the decision that, no matter what,
despite all the difficulties grew up adult
in the limelight and at that stage,
he will make sure
that we both have
like ordinary life maybe.
And if that means, you know, takes us to burgers every now and then,
or sneaks us up to the cinema,
or drive through country lanes
with the roof below from the BMW class
listening to the Enya, I thought that...
God, the explosion from the past.
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♪ Sailing away, sailing away, sailing away ♪
♪ Sailing away, sailing... ♪
Harry: All that
♪ Sailing away, sailing away, sailing away ♪
William: He is very informal and...
really enjoyed laughter and pleasure.
But he understood that there was
real life outside from the wall palace,
and he wants us to see it From a very young age,
and we understand some real problems in life
especially in this situation,
if you don't go look for it
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William: Can I come and sitting here? Is it okay
How are you?
What is your name? David.
Narrator: A homeless shelter is not the place you imagine
royal family members might hang out. </ P>
But The Passage,
The biggest in London homelessness,
is where Prince William feels so much at home
Humans: How is George?
Very good He grew up fast. What is he? Yes yes.
His stomach and stomach His shoulders are so big
that we must, like, quickly re-adjust the clothes.
He grows at the level of knots.
He will become... He will be a big boy, I think,
like his father.
Narrator: Prince William has visited The Passage
since he was a child.
His mother first brought him in here when he was only 12 years old.
William: I was very nervous at that time.
But I just enjoyed meeting these people </ p >
who has an amazing story and who is clear
has had it very, a very difficult time
My interest in homelessness
has come from it, that meeting
That's fantastic, Brian. Look at that!
That's amazing
Did you find the picture? and art assistance?
Yes, this helps with depression, William.
Ah. Doing it? I suffer from depression, you know,
Because I lost my wife last year, you know. I am sorry to hear it.
When I see it,
I can imagine it going to the local pub
p>
and only drink one glass of beer with him.
And he is not afraid to get his hands dirty,
which, in my opinion, that just like his mother
He is a soldier for...
for the royal family
Narrator: Homelessness is one of the issue the first social
the Princess of Wales hugged
She ventured to some the roughest neighborhood in London
to find out what life was < br /> really like,
He woke me up. I love him.
He said, "Oh, I see you've dressed especially for me" sort of thing.
And I just made a joke, said my Savile Row settings
at laundry at this time. </ P>
Narrator: Victor Adebowale
is chief executive from Centrepoint,
The biggest in the UK homeless charity
He works side by side with Diana </ p >
to raise awareness of homeless suffering
Victor Adebowale: He brought it to the heart,
it was wrong that this happened
in what is a very wealthy society.
And he talked to me about that, you know,
he felt < that is wrong,
that that, you know, is very immoral
Narrator: The princess goes to war.
she makes a hard hit a speech about homelessness,
that lands her in hot water politics
I'm surprised at the danger of
the faces of young people on the way
and how vulnerable they are
for exploitation
Narrator: Coming with a background of budget cuts,
his speech was seen
The princess was really rather
stubborn and intentional young woman,
as interesting and fun like her in other ways...
Victor Adebowale: The speech he gave about young homeless people
walked to the floor from the Houses of Parliament
and you know, we were accused
politicize the royal family results from,
so...
I think he is brave,
in a calm but firm manner.
I do I mean, he can do it drop us anytime
You know, it's too hot to handle
This is a problem that is quite difficult.
That's how the world changes
People stand up for what they believe.
I think it's hard for him. I think it's real,
real tension from... from public roles,
quite often. Um...
must do that what he did,
get involved with certain... charities involved with it.
You know, you need to rest, you need somewhere to, </ p >
You know, to go and throw it away
William: There's always a sense of
enthusiasm and energy around him,
and a lot of warmth too.
There's always that kind of bubbling personality
happens all the time
I think he lives a lot of his life,
especially personally, through us
And I think like that
childish, fun element
right out when he spends time with us
Yes!
Our mother is a total child through and through.
Whenever whoever says to me, you know,
"So, he's fun... give us an example, "
all I can hear is he laughing in my head
And that sort of thing crazy laughs
from where just pure happiness
is displayed on his face.
One of the mottos For me,
"You can be naughty as you wish,
Don't get caught."
He is one of naughty parents.
He will come and see us playing football
and you know, smuggling candy into our socks.
And, I mean, like literally walking back from a soccer match
and having some sort of five Starburst packages,
and only the entire shirt just bulges with candy.
And indeed sort of looks around,
open the tuck box, < br /> throw everything away, lock it.
William: He is a big card writer.
He likes the roughest cards you can imagine.
And I will be in school and I will get a card from my mother.
Usually she finds something, you know, it's very embarrassing,
You know, a very funny card,
and then sort of writes a very good thing in
But I don't dare open it if the teacher > or anyone in the class has seen it.
There are some memories that I have
are so funny
Outside this room where we are now, um,
he arranged, when I came home from school,
to have Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, and Naomi Campbell,
waiting above from the stairs
I might be a 12 or 13 year old boy,
who has a poster of they are on the wall.
And I get red
and don't know what to say, and kinda fumble,
and I think I'm pretty much falling down the stairs above.
I'm really and really sort of fascinated
That is a very funny memory It stays with me forever </ p >
about him loving and embarrassing,
and such... being some sort of joker.
Narrator: That sense of humor an important release for Diana,
as she began to embrace some of the most
controversial issues today
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Narrator: In the 1980s,
The world is in the grip of from a terrible epidemic
The gay community has been destroyed by AIDS.
But the tabloid newspaper ignores their suffering,
and instead accuses them of spreading illness.
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As a young gay man,
Ian Walker lasted for years < br /> discrimination.
Ian Walker: People are afraid of contracting HIV.
And many people will discuss that day
that they were diagnosed
as the day that people stopped touching it.
Since then, It was rubber gloves and masks and dresses .
You hear stories about people going to the dentist
and people like, dressing in a space suit to deal with it. </ p >
Narrator: In times of fear of physical contact
AIDS sufferers are at the top,
the princess is visiting Middlesex Hospital.
That place is the only one AIDS Unit in England
Anne Beckwith-Smith: She just entered the room,
and there was a gentleman...
and did what he wants usually do
for others he meets
He just shook him by hand.
And the picture it became a virus,
um, & apos; around the world
Ian Walker: It was very strong,
he made that contact
He just broke all those who are afraid come down
with that one... it's one handshake
Narrator: Lighthouse London
is in the heart of the city AIDS epidemic in the UK
This provides care for sick people and dying people.
Ian Walker: I am a work therapist at London Lighthouse,
and his death only without stopping
You will go home at night...
and you are not sure who will be there the next day.
Narrator: The princess becomes the London Lighthouse
the biggest champion,
supports the public charity,
but also regularly visit the patient,
often on his own time.
Gerard McGrath: When he comes in, It looks like he is shining.
That smile...
it just beamed
When he smiled, he smiled.
Um... I heard like a licker,
but you know, that's how it is.
Um, and, uh...
And I'm not a noble. people, really,
I'm a Republican,
But, um,
He is an exception.
Gerard: how are you doing Ian: how are you Nice to see you.
Hello. How are you doing? Nice to meet you.
Narrator: Sir Elton John is Diana's friend,
and like him, a committed AIDS activist.
Did he come come here without notice? Yes, yes.
Narrator: Prince Harry joins he is at the London Lighthouse
to hear more about work his mother.
That has been considered to be a gay disease,
and for someone who is in the royal family
and who woman, and who's straight...
and to have someone who cares from the other side
is a great gift.
You can see it in photos. Exactly.
p>
When you look back for today,
even though the reality of is doom and gloom...
Right. And look at all... The reality is havoc and gloom,
but everyone in that case is smiling
Because of him. Yes, because of him. </ P>
He has energy... Look at his face, in every photo,
there is something positive, beautiful light
Also he has this extraordinary ability,
which he inherited and I told him that,
and he said, "Thank you very much,"
and make them feel it everything will be fine.
I have no experience many people
in my life who have that ability
But he can walk into the room of the person
and make them feel as if everything is great.
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Narrator: This is World AIDS Day
and Prince Harry is in Barbados
He encourages people to take the test blood
This is the best way to stop the spread of AIDS.
Alright. I will take a little more than you
Don't take it all up. No, I won't take everything. </ P>
Narrator: Prince Harry has brought with a friend to help spread the word. </ P>
He one of the most famous women on the planet.
Welcome, Rihanna. Thank you for coming along.
Of course. With pleasure.
Harry: There is a chance there is to get Rihanna,
who has, you know,
more than 60 million followers on Instagram alone.
And to get it someone in his position,
who has lost enough some friends for AIDS,
I think is... it's fantastic </ p >
You really made this...
You made it feel like that... This is pinprick.
... seems to hurt.
Rihanna: I just thought it was amazing, what did he do
to bring awareness of to HIV and AIDS,
and i think the most what's important is
to kind of dilute the stigma,
um, as much as possible
Um, I think that's what it paralyzes the most.
Harry: My mother is a role model.
He is someone who, At a very young age,
will make his passion behind something
that he really < br /> believe in
And I think it's fantastic. You know, good for him.
And... And thank God for him.
♪ ♪
Jayne Fincher: I've worked with Charles and Diana
for years, taking pictures of you
you know, when you work with them for years
and you watch every little thing that continues,
kamu tahu, Anda menjadi bagian dari semuanya.
You know you can't but feel love for them,
and you know, you want them to be happy.
The newspaper has been published writing lots of stories,
negative stories about marriage,
and personally, I tried to ignore it
because I don't want to read it
and I don't want to believe it
So I poo-pooed a little.
The money isn't /> really drop for me
until we go to Korea.
He looks unfortunate,
he looks poor,
and finally I thought,
"Hmm, there's something happened here."
I'm very clear When you look at the picture
that they look very close from one person to another,
even to the point where, they walk down the stairs.
They both walk down a set of separate stairs,
and there is a wall in the middle,
and that sort of summarizes what was going on at that time.
It wasn't a very happy tour.
Harry Herbert: It's a bad time for Diana.
You know, a little light has gone out, if you like.
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Narrator: One person who is very concerned
belongs to the princess mother-in-law.
Harry Herbert: I'm talking to the queen about it
at Balmoral.
The Queen will talk to me about that because...
she is very worried
He's like that... so...
You know, worry about... worry about Diana
After lunch at Balmoral
and go up high and look down on this
beautiful from heather
and castle...
Incredible, you know,
chat is important,
which is very personal, private chat
And the queen wants to know how Diana feels,
and that's how bad
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like that.
sad... sad, you know,
It's a sad time, really,
because that's how it is everything worst
I remember meeting with Diana at Kensington Palace
when... when not
very easy
inside, you know, her marriage life
Suddenly these two children
came rumbling round the corner
in their dressing gowns... this before going to bed...
and only...
see his face lit.
Go from the sad chat,
to, suddenly, "boof". ..
you know.
I will never forget then,
and they, you know,
crawling all over his body
and flying things everywhere.
Through all the difficulties
of other things at that time... .
You can see the most Important things in his life
are his sons.
John Major: This is announced from Buckingham Palace
, with regret,
the prince and Princess of Wales
have decided to separate
Your Highness has no plans...
Then there's the point Where our parents separated,
and we... and we both
bounce between the two two of them,
and we never see our mother enough,
or we have never seen our father enough
you know, there are many... lots of traveling
And a lot... much, you know,
fighting in the back seat with my sister, which I will win
So, that... there is all that to compete with ,
and I don't pretend that we are only people who have to face it.
But, um, that's... That is the way interesting to grow up.
Narrator: Privacy is hard to come by
as a member of from the royal family
But after he separated,
Media obsession with the princess
reached a fever.
Jayne Fincher: I remember one particular trip.
We are at Lech in Austria,
and the agreement is that the Palace will arrange us
for have a photo call on the first day.
And the meaning is is that time,
"Okay, let them ski and enjoy a vacation beautiful. "
Today, we have our call-photos,
So, you know, you shouldn't have it already out with your camera again.
And Diana came out with boys
and they tried to pass it the city to the candy shop.
And the photographer just, like it, run everywhere
It feels like a rat running everywhere
They all want it on their faces,
until they are, push and push
They fight with each other,
photographer falls,
and boys are scared.
p>
And I was in the store When he came to the shop.
It felt like, He was a little annoyed by it.
"What are they do? Why do they do this? "
You know," I have retained my part of the agreement, we call our photos
Why are they all do this? "
And he said, " I don't want angry boys like this. "
Excuse me.
can I ask you to respect my children's room
Because I've brought children here for a vacation...
Photographer: Right. </ P>
Diana: ... and we really appreciate that space. </ P>
And I'm sure as... Is it possible
to just take a photo of this afternoon... no. </ P>
... and I will leave you alone No.
As a parent, I want to protect children.
William: Back then, 20 years ago,
people would > really surprised
if they knew exactly what happened
Please?
William: I think it's an industry that losing the road is quite heavy,
loses his sense of politeness,
loses his perspective on what suits
Photographer: Madam.
Photographer 2: Please.
Madam!
Please. I want to take it... No. Back up. </ P>
William: If you are Princess from Wales and you are a mother,
I do not believe being chased by 30 people on a motorcycle
who is blocking your path,
who spit on you, who yells at you,
and who reacts very badly < br /> to get your reaction,
um, and for women to cry
in public to get photos,
I don't believe it's right
I'm sad to remember, most of the time that he ever cried about anything
has to do with press intrusion
Diana: Outside! Outside!
Humans: Outside! Outside! Outside!
Exit! </ P>
Portraits: Goodbye, guys. </ P>
William: Harry and I, you know, we live through it
And one lesson I've learned, have you never let them go too far,
because it's so hard to get them out again.
And you have to defend it
a barrier and limit,
because if you pass it, if both parties cross it,
um, </ p >
a lot of pain and problems can come from it
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Narrator: In August 1996,
after 15 years of marriage,
The Prince and Princess of Wales divorced
Diana is free to form a new life for herself.
Anne Beckwith-Smith: Once the divorce occurs,
I have seen it several times,
he seems in a better place
Um, I think he's happier.
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Ever he no longer a member of the royal family,
he, I think, just feels a sense of freedom.
He is very, very attractive woman
And he really loves looking good
He is free like a bird,
and I think he sees rather amazing </ p >
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William: My mother likes her fashion, she loves her clothes,
But it turns out that is a slave to it
I remember walking around the closet,
and there are only so many dresses and so many clothes,
and she is very fed up with everything this clothes in the closet,
believe it or not
And I said, "Why don't you take off this clothes?
Why don't you do something? Do charity with that?"
Auctioneer: How much for this
Nineteen a thousand here
Against you in the gallery at 19,000, the offer is here
Narrator: Diana auctioned dozens of dresses...
Auctioneer: Twenty-five thousand.
Narrator:. .. raise millions of dollars for AIDS and cancer charities.
Auctioners: One hundred and thirty thousand.
One seventy five.
I know he will say that! Two hundred thousand.
William: And I remember he showed the catalog to me
and everything about it and said, "Here's the idea."
And I like, "Well, I have a great idea."
So, it's nice to see it come to fruition.
Narrator: Sale of her dress
marks a new chapter in the life of the princess.
From now on, he will force the press
to focus on what he do
and not what he wears.
Harry: He puts his name, and places his image,
and puts his passion and energy becomes something
that he really believes in
And he knows that by doing that,
will have ripple effects
around the world
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Narrator: In August 1997,
only three weeks before he died,
Diana arrived in Bosnia.
The state has been torn apart
with a brutal civil war.
With a million landmines still lurking in underground,
it is one of the most dangerous places on Earth
Diana's guide in Bosnia
two commitments mine activists landline
Jerry White: The desire to risk such crazy
in these two Americans,
You know, cowboys without legs... .
We have one foot between the two of us...
who doesn't have, you know,
two sheckles to rub together in Bosnia.
I would not recommend that he went with us
But he chose it.
I did not tell anyone
about the future visits to Bosnia,
even embassies, even your ambassadors,
nobody knows.
Ken Rutherford : It's not an easy trip, it's tight
It's gloomy in entering
in the Bosnian territorial conflict
. </ P>
And he, morning to night,
visit survivors
Jerry White: Most people want to get away from pain, </ p >
they can't listen to pain,
they can't be fully present with pain,
and Princess Wales can be there
Diana met some of the younger ones victims of the conflict
Like 12-year-old Zarko,
who had lost his leg after that stepped on a land mine.
They hold me on my toes. They are pretty naughty.
Narrator: Malic is 15 years old when he meets Diana.
He also lost his leg after stepping on a land mine. </ P>
Narrator: Bosnia's Diana visit is part of a broader campaign. </ P>
Behind the scenes, he pushed the ban on global land.
About a month ago, I found a whole series of letters,
uh, the letter was supposed to be up and tail,
it's dated August 31.
They sit on his desk here
He knows exactly what what needs to be done
He is writing a letter to certain people to say,
is true, you know, This is what needs to happen
For this whole, sort of, a tidal wave to change.
And only recently for years
that I actually really understood the effect
he experienced in the area,
and international also scaled.
Narrator: Three months after the visit Diana to Bosnia,
an international agreement was signed
prohibiting landmines. </ P>
Maybe, His achievements were greatest. </ P >
He has the ability to literally change the mindset
of millions for millions people.
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Hey guys. </ P>
Ini adalah leprechaun.
You look like a bad schoolboy
Hi. Ken Rutherford. It's nice to meet you.
It's nice to meet you </ p >
Narrator: Prince Harry has invited Ken,
Jerry, Jarko and Malic
to the Kensington Palace
to share their memories < br /> Diana's visit to Bosnia.
So you guys, I mean, this is it,
20... 20 years ago.
Ken Rutherford: This is a reunion. You two still look the same. </ P>
"Yes." </ P>
You might have a little bit of hair </ p >
You are almost the last one people to see my mother
Well, you see my mother more Recently than I did, I think. </ p >
Is this really weird? You two to have...
to have a daughter like that come and...
to come and show interest in your life
and in Bosnia, landmine problem?
He is the only light in the end of the tunnel for us
Translator: I remember the sentence...
... before he leaves
Translator: He says...
you are not will be forgotten
And indeed it is important for him
And it sticks to your head forever?
Translator: Every time I have a hard time, I remember that sentence. </ P>
Narrator: On the 20th anniversary Diana's visit to Bosnia,
Prince Harry finished his mother's work began. </ P >
He is sliding a new campaign
to destroy every remaining mine mine.
My mother's attention was taken to This problem is not about politics,
About people.
When my mother said goodbye to Zarko that August,
was only a few weeks earlier Her death was too early,
she told him she would not forgotten
Please, help me keep his promise
for Zarko and Malic,
and others like them all over the world,
who still needs us to get the job done
Thank you.
♪ ♪
Narrator: During August 1997,
Prince William and Prince Harry
sedang menikmati musim panas di Dataran Tinggi Skotlandia.
While their mother left, she kept in touch.
William: The last memory I had was a phone call
at Balmoral.
>
At that time, Harry and I were running around,
taking care of our own business, playing with our cousin,
and having a very good time
As a child, I never like to talk to my parents on the phone
Um, and we spend too much when talking on the phone
instead of talking with each other
because of the way the situation is
And the phone rings
and he goes to go and talk for him sort of for five minutes.
You know, see you later, and we will go,
and if I know now, of course, what will happen,
I will never be so blasphemous about it
and other things. </ P>
But, um, that's the phone stick in my mind
enough... quite heavy.
Director: Do you remember what he said?
I did I did
And then, "Harry, Harry, Mummy is on the phone."
Alright, it's my turn... ... go I go
You know, pick up the phone, and that is...
and that he speaks from Paris,
and you know, he...
I can't really have to remember what I said,
but what I remember is...
maybe, you know, regret the rest of my life
how short was his phone call
And if I knew that was the last one My time will talk to my mother,
things I will... Things I will say to her.
Look back now, this very difficult
I have... I have to sort of deal with that all my life.
Don't know that That's the last time
I'll talk to my mother,
and how different that is Conversation will highlight
if I have even a little hunch
That's it... You know, it's him life will be taken that night.
Reporter: The princess is taken to intensive care
follows car accident.
Reporter 2: Press association announces
with newsflash at 4:41
that Diana, Princess Wales,
have died, according to English sources.
♪ ♪
Victor Adebowale: Strangest Means thousands of people,
hundreds of thousands people,
who spontaneously gathered
in downtown London.
I've never seen something like that,
and I don't expect to see something like that </ p >
People want to be truly physically nearby.
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And I think because
humanity speaks to their humanity,
regardless of... from differences in class,
the difference in life experience </ p >
They see something of themselves inside him.
Harry: very, very strange, after his death,
You know,... some kind of outpouring of love and emotion,
Of the many That person Never met him.
And there's William and I walk around
Kensington Palace Gardens here,
and sea of flowers
away from here palace gates,
all the way back to Kensington High Street.
And I'm thinking For myself,
how can so many people never meet this woman...
my mother... </ p >
can cry and show more emotion
than I actually feel?
William: There is no such thing in this world,
there really isn't
This is really and really...
It's like an earthquake just walking through the house,
and through your life and everything.
It's just... this...
p>
Your thoughts are really split.
Um... and that brings me temporarily to really...
for that pervasive
Narrator: 15-year-old Prince William year when his mother died.
Prince Harry is only 12 years old.
You know, lost someone so close to you
was really devastating,
especially at that age.
I thought that was really...
p>
spin out
You don't know where you are,
what are you doing and what happens
and Harry and I try to talk As good as possible,
but it's so small At that age,
is very difficult to...
to communicate or understand your feelings
This... This is very complicated.
♪ ♪
Narrator: After the service at Westminster Abbey,
Diana's body was taken to her family's home in Althorp. </ P>
she was laid to rest
♪ ♪ </ p >
The first time I cried was...
being buried on on the Island,
and that maybe, like...
and it's only been since then, it's possible
So, there, you know, There is a lot of sadness
that still needs... ... to be left out.
♪ ♪
William: Slowly, You try and rebuild your life
and you try and understand what happened, and...
Mother I don't want to want me to be upset,
he doesn't want me to come down, he doesn't want me to be like this
Um, I hold myself back > busy too,
which one is good and sometimes bad,
but allows you to kind of get through the initial shock phase.
Um, and to the point where,
I would say, you know, we talk as much as possible...
five to seven years after that.
♪ ♪
Harry: I'm still very young, I grew up thinking
that I didn't have a mother is normal
I think it's a classic case ,
"Don't let yourself think about your mother
" and sadness and hurt
"That comes with that,
"because there will never be Take him back,
and that will only happen make you sadder
People face sadness in a different way...
and the way I handle with that...
just by closing it, lock it.
Ten years that I was in the army,
I just sort of dug up my head in the sand
and only... It was only white voice.
I went through the whole period had to try
sort me... sort myself
♪ ♪
p>
who has lost everything loved ones in the world
You know, it connects you
This is a very sad club...
p>
... you don't want to become a member.
But you have a share...
The joint pain that you experience can immediately understand
and see anyone when you meet them
Narrator: Speaking of losing parents or children
is the last one big taboo
But painfully,
in the years before he died,
Diana became the one first community leaders
to engage with these issues
when one of his best friends
launches a charity of sorrow.
Diana,
as an act of friendship,
he does many things
that really support me, myself. </ p >
Julia Samuel: Good afternoon.
I didn't make many speeches, and I was really nervous,
and so she helped me with my words
Child Trust Bereavement
will discuss the matter influencing the lives of many people.
Julia Samuel: And he came for our launch,
and of course that means we in every newspaper, on the news. </ P>
And that gives us the best launch we have ever been able to.
He is very natural giving empathy.
Just by looking at someone, he has an idea of what they feel. </ p >
And actually I saw with the Duke of Cambridge.
Hello. Hello.
He has a depth of understanding through his own experience
that connects with others.
Narrator: Prince William continues
his mother's relationship with charity,
becomes a protector from Child Bereavement UK. </ p >
I strongly believe that everyone wants to help, they just don't know how.
And they usually end, pretty much just stumbles a little, </ p >
and then just keep quiet,
which is sometimes the worst thing you can do. Woman: Oh, yes.
I'm pregnant with our second daughter,
um, and I go to the routine 38 weeks antenatal appointment,
and, um, and they don't find a heartbeat .
Um... gosh, sorry. Already. Oh no. Don't worry
Narrator: Emily's baby, Abbie, born dead .
Princess John, Rosie, died at the age of 19.
Right now we are talking about
what we do < br /> with Rosie's ashes.
We still have them.
It's hard to really let go, also not?
It's very difficult to let go.
I always think that how you get out of sorrow,
how you get out of sadness, This is a definite moment .
It doesn't disappear, never disappears. No no No.
But you learn to overcome it. You make it part of your life
in the right way and good
and in the best way you can. Right.
Women: John and Emily, Thank you very much.
Thank you. Really, very appreciated.
And very brave to be... for the two of you
as open and as articulate like you.
Keep the memories alive. That's the problem, < br /> isn't it? John: keeps memories alive.
Emily: yeah John: Um.
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Narrator : On the 20th anniversary of Diana's death,
a special park has been made in the Kensington Palace
celebrating his life and inheritance.
Graham Dillamore was a young gardener
when he started working for Diana
We were all very lucky to know him ,
worked with him, and was here at that time.
For me, personally,
this, uh,
where I will always remember him
We are looking for > in Diana's picture
and white and cream and the pastel color
looks like, jumps towards us a little on the page,
and we think we can
maybe develop a scheme that can... who can capture it,
and it will look very, really good.
And they get taller than I thought...
came to interest now,
is amazing </ p >
And we plant this beautiful white lilies.
And then we have this super,
fantastic, a kind of rose cream.
Seeing the two boys when they were little,
in a private garden, throwing a rugby ball around
or kicking a ball into a rose,
It's nice to see.
And it reminds me of myself park at home with my children
I will always look back on that day
really great, happy memories
Harry Herbert: When you see a boy, it's pretty funny,
for me, who brought him back .
That makes me smile when you
Turn on the television and...
see Harry has done a little evil doing something
That's great,
because it's Diana.
And you see,
you know, you see William's smile,
or you see the way they react
to... to people.
And...
it's their mother
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William van Straubenzee: Ordinary people tell me, </ p >
"Have you ever fallen in love with Diana?"
And my answer is, "Of course I fell in love with Diana."
Everyone in the world is in love with Diana
I mean, everyone, of any age group
of any gender or denomination or whatever he knows about him,
falls in love with him
He is right an extraordinary person
♪ ♪
Narrator: In the years since Diana died,
two of her grandchildren were born
Director: How do you keep her memories alive
for your children
I thought of continuing to talk about "Granny Diana."
Um, so,
we have more photos Around the house now she is,
and we talk about it a little, and so on.
It's hard because, obviously, Katherine doesn't know her,
so she can't really gave it...
the level of detail.
So I did, regularly,
put George or Charlotte
> sleep, talk about him,
and just try and remind them that, um,
there are two grandmothers...
there are two grandma... in their lives,
and so it's important that they know who he is
and that he exists.
He will be a grandmother's nightmare, absolute nightmare
but he must be so absolute nightmare
He will come and go and he will do it come maybe in the bath,
cause amazing number of scenes,
bubbles everywhere, bathing water all over the place,
and, um, and then leaving.
♪ ♪
I want to make as much time and effort
with Charlotte and George as possible,
because I am aware that these early years, especially,
are very important for children,
um, after seeing, you know, what did he do for us
♪ ♪
I found this one actually quite sweet
Believe it or not, you and I'm in this photo.
Right.
Yes, that's right.
He wrote on it, He said "W, Harry."
That's pretty funny.
You mean, you have the potential to look happy that You have a,
At that time, brothers or sisters come. </ P>
I think I'm looking forward to beating you when you arrive.
I think that's enough a funny photo
He looks happy there too. Yes.
William: Time spent with him. </ P>
and loved as family, or as a boy,
I think that is the most valuable and special memories, for me.
Harry: It's been difficult and it will continue to be difficult
There is no day that William and I
don't expect he... we don't expect him to still be there.
And we wondered what a mother would be like now,
and what kind of public would the role she would have,
and what's the difference he will make
William: I thought he would be proud that Harry and I
had passed it everything that happened,
has lost him
And that gives me positive and strong
to find out that I can face anything the world can throw me.
We feel, you know, very loved, Harry and me,
um, and...
I am very happy that it
love still... still feels there, even 20 more years.
And I think it's very big credit to him, that I... .
I can... I can still feel it now.
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