Some roles define an actor’s career, becoming so iconic that their name is forever linked to a character, Kristen Stewart as Bella in Twilight is a perfect example. Such roles can be both a blessing and a challenge, making it difficult to break free from their shadow. However, Stewart shattered expectations with her portrayal of Princess Diana, proving her depth as an actress in a way few anticipated.

Delivering a performance that was straight-out perfection, she redefined the trajectory of her acting career. 

Netflix has recently expanded its catalog by adding Spencer, the critically acclaimed 2021 film starring Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana. This addition allowed subscribers to stream the movie directly on the platform. Delivering a performance that was both hauntingly intimate and emotionally raw, Kristen Stewart left the audience speechless as she portrayed the life of Princess Diana. 

Set during a tense Christmas at Sandringham in the early ‘90s, the film reimagined Princess Diana’s emotional struggles as she contemplates leaving the royal family. Balancing fragility and quiet defiance, Stewart embodied Princess Diana’s isolation, making every glance and hesitation feel deeply personal. Yet, even with such a transformative role and an Oscar nomination to her name, she has spoken out about Hollywood’s tendency to favor certain actresses in the name of 'women empowerment'.

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 The intrigue of monarchy has certainly caught the attention of Netflix as it keeps expanding its royal lineup, bringing more films and series that dive into the extravagant lives of the royals. 

Netflix continues to expand its royal collection, offering gripping tales of power and legacy. The Crown remains a standout, offering a deep dive into Queen Elizabeth II’s reign, while Spencer presents an intimate reimagining of Princess Diana’s struggles. The King brings Shakespearean drama to life with Timothée Chalamet as King Henry V and Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story blends history with romance. With these and more, Netflix continues to captivate audiences with the enduring allure of royalty.

Royalty, it seems, never goes out of style, at least not on Netflix. With a lineup teeming with crowns, scandals, and well-dressed despair, the streaming giant ensures that our fascination with thrones and turmoil remains well-fed. After all, what is a monarchy without a little drama? And what is drama without an audience eager to watch?

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