Helena Boname Carter in a recent interview in the subcaster stated that the "Crown" Showranner should "speak" the audience that the events depicted on the screen do not carry historical accuracy.
"I believe that we carry moral responsibility for the need to remind that this is not a documentary drama," the actress admitted.
In a conversation, Carter also told about the controversial image of the Person-Mother's nieces, Catherine and Nehrissa Bowl Lyon, who lived in the shelter and were registered as the dead because they were born "mentally infallible" - and the royal family simply hid from the public of non-relieved relatives .
A commentary of 54-year-old actresses sounded very timely against the background of the concerns that expressed in the network that the project damages the reputation of the monarchy.
Recall, last week, the Minister of Culture Oliver Dauden said that the audience at the beginning of each series "Crown" should be reported on some fictional scenes.
"Without this, I am afraid, the generation of viewers who did not survive these events, can take fiction for the fact," said the official.
His position willingly supported Earl Spencer, Brother Diana, Princess Wales.