The couple reportedly feel their Netflix show missed many 'nuances' of their story. Photo / AP
The couple reportedly feel their Netflix show missed many 'nuances' of their story. Photo / AP
Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex are reportedly eyeing a feature-length film for Netflix.
The pair - who quit life as senior royals in the UK for the US in 2020 - are said to feel that their Netflix documentary, Harry and Meghan and Harry’s target="_blank">tell-all memoir Spare are “missing” many “nuances” of their story.
A source told Closer magazine: “There are a lot of nuances from their story that they feel are still missing after the documentary and Harry’s book.”
After landing a mega-money deal with the streaming giant they are said to be “keen” to work with them again as they have more to say.
The source added: “There is no doubt they would get a handsome payday for it, which is hugely tempting. Meghan is really pushing for it to happen, while Harry wants to tread more carefully - but they are entertaining the idea and their team are talking about the kind of money they would want for the rights to their story.”
Harry and Meghan released their six-part Netflix documentary last year. Picture / Netflix
They are said to be waiting to see how the Netflix film Scoop about Prince Andrew’s infamous car-crash interview with the BBC’s Emily Maitlis goes down first.
Rufus Sewell is playing the disgraced Duke of York and Gillian Anderson is journalist Emily in the film, which premieres on June 2.
Since their Netflix special and the book, the couple were involved in a paparazzi car chase.
Harry, 38 and Meghan, 41, were pursued by photographers through the streets of New York on 16 May after they left the Ziegfeld Theater in midtown Manhattan.
A representative for the couple said they had been involved in a “near catastrophic car chase at the hands of a ring of highly aggressive paparazzi”.
Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex are seen on May 16. Photo / Getty Images
They continued: “This relentless pursuit, lasting over two hours, resulted in multiple near collisions involving other drivers on the road, pedestrians and two NYPD officers.
“While being a public figure comes with a level of interest from the public, it should never come at the cost of anyone’s safety.”
Harry and Meghan, who have son Archie, 4, and 23-month-old daughter Lilibet together, said on Sunday it was “abhorrent” to suggest their New York car chase was a publicity stunt.
Their spokeswoman added that “one would have to think nothing of the couple” to believe the claim, and warned Harry had phone footage which might “turn out to be useful” if there is an investigation by police.
