"Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance" is a smarmy, feel-good biographical film presented in an extremely dry format.

The film takes the form of long, heartfelt conversations between Prince Harry and his paramour Meghan Markle. There are also scenes set in Africa where the royals confront lions. The filmmakers have done a good job in casting with convincing look-a-likes for the constipated Prince Charles, the fussy Queen, and the "perfect" couple, the balding Prince William and the decorous Kate Middleton, the Duke of Duchess of Cambridge. Of all the performers, the most interesting is the actress playing Meghan.

The best scene in the film is when Meghan is wearing a Hilary Clinton mask. She arrives at a bar to restore order when Harry is being taunted by a Canadian, who also insults the good name of the Queen. There is always a "take-charge" quality with Meghan who stands up for her rights against the recidivist British monarchists.

One can only image what the creators of the series "The Crown" will eventually do with the characters of Harry and Meghan. Almost certainly, their treatment will be more interesting and will include greater depth than this shallow made-for-television film.

Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance is a TV film based on the real life couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle who met in 2016 and fell in love. The film starts of with what Harry and Meghan were like as kids and we get to see a small glimpse of what Meghan's father is like Thomas Markle and Harry's mother Diana who tragically died in 1997 in a car crash. It then cuts to 2016 as Meghan's friend organised a date for her and the guy turns out to be Prince Harry.

As the two start to fall in love there is some signs of racism and some are trying to break them apart due to her ethics and her being married before to Trevor Elgerton.

Overall I thought the film was not that bad. I liked how the two main actors Murray Fraser and the girl acting as Meghan were just like the real deal and even though parts of the film were made up(maybe it happened I dunno). But still it was at least better than the William and Kate film. My only grip with this film was the guy acting as Prince William. He looked nothing like him whatsoever.

If you love Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's whirlwind romance than check it out.

This movie turned out to be surprisingly entertaining. The cast is good with a striking physical resemblance of Parisa to Meghan. She also acts very well, better than required for this kind of movie and creates a lot of sympathy for her obstacles and the very unique position she is in. Her family troubles are also mentioned. The writers make use of some dramatic licence to create enough passion and romance to entertain throughout. Murray Fraser is better looking than the real Harry. The actresses who play Diana and the Queen look a lot like them. Only thing didn't like were the things they made Kate Middleton say seemed like the were too aggressive to be from her mouth. Also didn't like Harry saying something nice to Camilla. A bit too much angst about Diana.

Worth watching.