A little under a month ago we caught our first glimpse of the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle TV movie in a teaser trailer. It was terrible and corny and we’re all still gonna watch it.
Now, there’s a full TV trailer and somehow it got even worse/better. We don’t just get the love story, we get pre-loved-up-party-boy Prince Harry (Murray Fraser) as he whines about his terrible life and cops all sorts of lectures from Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge. Then, at least loosely following real life, he meets Meghan (Parisa Fitz-Henley) and they fall madly in love despite all the attention from the paps and Meghan being *gasps* divorced.
Fake Prince Harry also delivers an impassioned line of, “She makes me happy so to hell with tradition.” Words also said in some shape or form in Prince William’s and Princess Mary’s TV movies.
By the way, fake Prince William is sorta bald and that’s the only familiar feature between this one and the real one.
We also cop the classic exotic experience as fake Prince Harry and Meghan pat a giraffe during the sunset – which 100 per cent happened in Prince William’s and Kate’s movie too.
Lifetime released the trailer on their Twitter which you can watch below.
Are you ready for this? Tune in to watch the love story of the year. Harry & Meghan: #ARoyalRomance premieres May 13th at 8/7c. 🤴🏼❤️👸🏽 pic.twitter.com/tiq1tuVFgy
— Lifetime (@lifetimetv) April 6, 2018
I know what you’re all thinking, will it be as good as Will and Kate’s TV movie? I don’t know but even though it may look 50 shades of terrible, people are still going to watch the hell outta it.
To hell with movie standards!
Seriously,
And who will totally be tuning in just for the Twitter fun? This gal! #aroyalromance #HarryandMeghan pic.twitter.com/SQy28MSZdg
— Kelly Betts (@TheotherKellyB) April 6, 2018
The Prince Harry and Meghan Markle film looks soooo bad… I wanna see it
— Melissa Keen (@Melissa_Keen) April 6, 2018
https://twitter.com/O_C_Chef_Girl/status/982299907426955264
The movie will take to TVs on Sunday May 13, six days before the actual Royal Wedding… just to get you in the mood.
Is that Oscar buzz I hear?
