Jared Harris interview - BAFTA TV Awards

The transcript discusses the success of 'The Crown', attributing it to strong scripts, directors, and cast, along with a surprise element that humanizes the royal family. The show's large budget and production scale are necessary to meet audience expectations. There is speculation about the Royal Family's reaction, though no official comments have been made. The show is now eligible for more awards due to industry changes. Its global reach is part of Netflix's strategy to expand into 190 countries, leveraging worldwide interest in the royal family.

What elements contribute to the success of 'The Crown' according to the speaker?

How does the speaker describe the relationship between the public and the royal family as portrayed in 'The Crown'?

What is the significance of the budget in the production of 'The Crown'?

What does the speaker imply about the portrayal of the royal family in terms of their personal lives?

How has the production of television in the UK changed according to the speaker?