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EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Amazon Prime’s A Very Royal Scandal will upset Prince Andrew because of its portrayal of Princess Beatrice’s wedding

A source reports that next month’s A Very Royal Scandal, on Amazon Prime, will mostly upset Prince Andrew because of its portrayal of Princess Beatrice’s wedding which took place eight months after Newsnight holed Andrew below the waterline.

It was a low-key affair in All Saints’ Chapel at Windsor with attendance limited due to Covid. 

No details were announced in advance and Andrew appears in none of the official wedding photographs. 

His airbrushing from the family record was the hardest thing he had to bear as his name was dragged through the mud, says the source.

Amazon Prime’s A Very Royal Scandal will mostly upset Prince Andrew because of its portrayal of Princess Beatrice ‘s wedding

Beatrice's wedding was a low-key affair in All Saints ' Chapel at Windsor with attendance limited due to Covid. Andrew did not appear in any of the official photographs

Beatrice’s wedding was a low-key affair in All Saints ‘ Chapel at Windsor with attendance limited due to Covid. Andrew did not appear in any of the official photographs

Andrew (pictured being portrayed in A Very Royal Scandal)'s airbrushing from the family record was the hardest thing he had to bear as his name was dragged through the mud

Andrew (pictured being portrayed in A Very Royal Scandal)’s airbrushing from the family record was the hardest thing he had to bear as his name was dragged through the mud

Keir Starmer, speaking in the Downing Street rose garden this week, warbled: ‘A garden and a building that were once used for lockdown parties… Well this garden and this building are now back in your service.’ 

He failed to mention that he made the garden and building available to his chum and donor Lord Alli thanks to a No10 security pass. Ordinary citizens can’t even get past the iron gates at the end of the road.

What happened after Lucian Freud was reported to Kensington Council for being dressed like a tramp in Sally Clarke’s restaurant? He also whacked the complaining woman on the bottom with his baguette. 

A health officer was sent there. ‘My staff denied all knowledge of the ‘strange man’,’ says Sally, who has written a memoir of her 40-year stint. 

‘They claimed to have never seen him before.’ Paint-spattered Freud breakfasted at Clarke’s for 30 years.

Playing a goddess in Netflix’s Kaos, Janet McTeer,  a newly minted 63, has a gripe about birthday greetings. ‘I can’t bear it when people send you cards saying, ‘Oh, you might be old, but wine gets better as it gets older,’ she says. 

‘I can’t be doing with all that sh*t… Oh, shut up. You only say that to old people… Beauty and sexuality and gorgeousness and attractiveness and power – all those things increase as you get older in my opinion.’ 

Aren’t you the living proof, Goddess Janet?

Janet McTeer and Jeff Goldblum at a photocall for Kaos in London on Wednesday

Janet McTeer and Jeff Goldblum at a photocall for Kaos in London on Wednesday

Self-regarding Gandhi star Sir Ben Kingsley insists his full title be used when filming. 

So much so, that on the call sheets for the filming of Richard Osman’s The Thursday Murder Club, where Dame Helen Mirren is named simply as Helen, Benny is listed as SBK. 

Whispers my source on set: ‘It’s a tongue-in-cheek gag by director Chris Columbus at ‘call me Sir Ben’.’

No love lost between Julie Burchill and former Sunday Times executive Eleanor Mills, with Burchill writing to Private Eye to express her ‘fascination’ at Mills’ recent gripings about being axed because ‘she no longer has the dewiness of youth about her’. 

She adds: ‘I hope this isn’t the same Eleanor Mills who sacked the best British living journalist – Lynn Barber – for a younger and inferior model.  That would be really embarrassing!’ Jumbo miaows.

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