All-Star Cast Revealed for Netflix’s Prince Andrew

Netflix has announced the all-star cast for an infamous TV interview play Prince Andrew’s Newsnight, which includes Rufus Sewell as the disgraced royal.

rince Andrews spoke to Emily Maitlis on the BBC primetime show in 2019 amid concerns about his reported connection to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

During the conversation, Andrew denied having any relationship with Virginia Guiffre, who alleged that Epstein forced her to have sex with the prince in 2001 when she was 17.

Andrew testified that he was at a Pizza Express restaurant in Woking on the evening in question.

Andrew also denied Guiffre’s claim that he had sweated while they danced at a club by claiming that at the time he had temporarily lost the ability to sweat after “excessive adrenaline” in the Falklands War.

The interview was considered by many to be a “disaster”.

Since then, Andrew has kept a significantly lower profile and was stripped of his HRH style and honorary military roles by his mother, the late Queen.

In July, it was revealed that evening news The interview will be adapted into a Netflix drama called Spoon, shovel by the famous screenwriter Steven Moffat.

“How did he decide that doing a long and big interview with Emily Maitlis on the BBC was a good idea?” I said Limit line at that time.

Now, the streaming service has detailed the cast involved in the project.

Rufus Sewell will play Andrew, while Gillian Anderson will play Maitlis, evening newsmain presenter.

Keeley Hawes will play Amanda Thirsk, Prince Andrew’s personal secretary.

Billie Piper has been cast as Sam McAlister, who negotiated the blockbuster reservation and wrote the 2022 book Scoops: Behind the scenes of BBC’s most shocking interviewson which the film is based.

In response to the announcement, the real Sam McAlister shared her excitement at the developments on Twitter on Tuesday.

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“So excited that my book #Scoops is about to become a Netflix movie, with an extraordinary cast. To be played by @biliepiper is beyond my wildest dreams,” she wrote.

Release date of Spoon, shovel currently unknown.

In January, independence reports that Prince Andrew’s friends believe he is in danger of going down a ‘lonely path of more legal bills’, as he weighs a bid to overturn a multimillion-pound deal with Giuffre.

“If he makes a bid, he is thinking of collecting more bills that could push him into debt. It’s a question of whether he has enough money to do it,” a source said. Independence.

He added: “The scary thing is that it could be expensive and leave him in dire straits.

“It was a high-risk strategy to move from one payment to another into a seven-figure sum in a protracted legal battle. The family is worried about not having enough money to buy it.”