The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s multimillion-dollar deal with Netflix, signed in 2020, continues to bring content to the platform, with Harry and Meghan now producing two new non-fiction series, one focused on lifestyle and the other on the professional world.
“Supervised by Meghan Markle” will explore the first program “the pleasures of cooking, gardening, entertaining and friendship” while the second “will offer viewers a unprecedented access to the world of professional polo“Netflix said in a statement, quoted in The Guardian.
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“Known above all for its aesthetics and social setting, the series will reveal the determination and passion of the sport, capturing the players and everything necessary to compete at the highest level,” he continued about the polo series, recorded during the US Open. Polo Championship Competition.
The two shows will be made by Harry and Meghan’s company, Archewell Productions, with the duchess producing both and the duke working on the sports series. According to the producer, the series is still in the early stages and the Their names and release dates will be announced in the coming months..
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In 2020, the year they left the royal family and the United Kingdom, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex signed a $100 million (€93.7 million) contract with Netflix. Since then, they launched the documentary series “Harry & Meghan”—nominated for the 2023 Hollywood Critics Awards in the category of Best Non-Fiction Streaming Series—, the series “The Heart of the Invictus” and received more than 3 million . dollars to turn Carley Fortune’s novel Meet Me At The Lake into a film. In 2022, Meghan Markle’s animated series was cancelled.
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Source: Observadora
