This documentary brought me right back to the night of August 31st, 1997, when the news came of her car accident, and death soon after. So naturally, I had tears in my eyes throughout this.

It was fascinating and heartbreaking to hear her beautiful voice telling her life story. This documentary is very well done. If you are or were intrigued with the beautiful princess, I highly recommend this wonderful film.

Finding out that Diana was the epitome of a pouty, immature, spoiled, mentally unstable, young girl, was a fun experience for me.

When she died, I had no idea who she was. To me, she was just another, ugly, rich person. I wondered why people found her so fascinating and why people cared about her death.

Seeing, "The Crown," season 4 and this documentary was eye opening.

This movie is well done and it's brilliant to be able to hear someone who is honest in their opinions . . . this is really why Princess Di was loved by so many.

Most of us are not best suited for any particular life, but we adapt. It's great to hear and see that "having everything," doesn't always mean what you think it means.

12/17/17. It was good to actually hear Diana speak the words included in this documentary. But, to pull this off required good editing to piece together all the various events, etc. In most instances, it was very choppy since there wasn't any narration to provide continuity. At least it was sequential. As is typical of those who die young (Diane died at 36),the tragedy of premature death glosses over some of the nastier aspects of her life. Yes. Charles cheated on her, but for her to go tit for tat does not make it right. Despite a marriage doomed to fail, it's wonderful to have 2 sons who are much more responsible than their parents to remind us that it is possible not to make the same mistakes as your parents.