Angela Kelly, the late Queen Elizabeth II's longtime dresser and confidante, whom some palace staff believed 'could make or break your palace career', has reportedly agreed to take part in a scripted documentary about her decades of royal service, a project said to be causing unease among former colleagues inside Buckingham Palace.
According to the Mail on Sunday, the project is being controlled by London production company 53 Degrees Global, with Disney also involved. It is expected to combine interviews, archive material and possible dramatic reconstructions, although no release date has been publicly announced. Buckingham Palace, Kelly and 53 Degrees Global were approached for comment.
