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Tim Curry’s Surprising Princess Diana Confession Resurfaces

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Tim Curry’s Surprising Princess Diana Confession Resurfaces After His Death

The BBC is revving the engines of Top Gear again.

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Princess Diana once admitted to Tim Curry that she was a huge Rocky Horror fan

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Tim Curry said it would be 'very comforting' to die in an interview months before his death

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Tim Curry Said He Didn’t ‘Fear Death’ or Want ‘Pity’ After 2012 Stroke Left Him Paralyzed

Tim Curry opened up about his mortality nearly one year before he died at the age of 80.

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Tim Curry Said He Wanted to 'Earn' Death 10 Months Before He Died

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Tim Curry Hoped to “Earn the Privilege of Not Being Here" Before Death

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Princess Diana Vowed to Teach Sons Prince William and Prince Harry This Skill in “Emotionally Revealing” 1995 Letter

Princess Diana wrote that she vowed to teach Prince William and Prince Harry the “importance of communicating on a deep level” in an unearthed letter from 1995 that is coming up for auction. The Princess of Wales said she looked forward to “sharing my knowledge” with her sons,

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This Bombshell Princess Diana Interview Was the Tipping Point That Ultimately Led to Her Divorce From Prince Charles

It followed a 1994 sit-down her then-husband Prince Charles did with Jonathan Dimbleby, where he confessed that he had been unfaithful to Diana in their marriage. After being separated since 1992, Diana's interview caused Queen Elizabeth to decree in ...

Princess Diana's Brother Claims Deceitful BBC Interview Left Her "Vulnerable" the Night She Died

Earl Charles Spencer isn't mincing his words. Four years after an internal investigation found journalist Martin Bashir used deceitful tactics to secure his 1995 infamous sit-down with Princess Diana, her younger brother is connecting the interview and her ...

New York Daily News

Princess Diana might have lived if not manipulated into isolation: book

Diana, Princess of Wales, might still be alive if she hadn’t fallen prey to lies BBC reporter Martin Bashir planted to convince her to sit for an interview in 1995, a new book claims. BBC brass also knew enough back then to tell her she was being played ...