Pablo Larraín	...	(Director)
Steven Knight	...	(Writer)
Kristen Stewart	...	Princess Diana
Sean Harris	...
Amy Manson	...	Anne Boleyn
Sally Hawkins	...
Jack Farthing	...	Prince Charles
Timothy Spall	...
Richard Sammel	...
Olga Hellsing	...	Sarah Ferguson
Ryan Wichert	...	Staff Sergeant Wood
Jack Nielen	...	Prince William
Michael Epp	...	Lance Corporal Jacobs
Niklas Kohrt	...	Prince Andrew
John Keogh	...	Michael
Ben Plunkett-Reynolds	...	Footman Brian
Wendy Patterson	...	Maria
Thomas Douglas	...	Earl John Spencer
Matthias Wolkowski	...	Prince Edward
Oriana Gordon	...	Lady Sarah Chatto
Marianne Graffam	...	Barbara (Nanny)
Freddie Spry	...	Prince Harry
Shaun Lucas	...	Photographer
Jonny Greenwood	...	Composer
Claire Mathon	...	Cinematographer
Sebastián Sepúlveda	...	Editor

Comments: The Jonny Greenwood soundtrack is sublime from time to time and made this film more tolerable/interesting to me than it would have been without it

Kristen Stewart does a good job being not Kristen Stewart. I don't know if she does Diana very well because I don't know Diana

I almost punted early on because the Diana character doesn't interest me as a character portrayed in a film and all the other characters are repulsive. Jonny kept me going and the film settled into an interesting almost surreal landscape of WTF?

Can't really judge the film as a film except to say the first two acts get by on innocence. The third act becomes filmy, with dreams and childhood memories used to enhance character development. And the thicker social commentary leaves you no longer with the film and more like watching someone try to make one (more important)

Summary: During her Christmas holidays with the royal family at the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, England, Diana decides to leave her marriage to Prince Charles.