She’s much more positive and upbeat behind closed doors than the hit show’s portrayal of her makes her out to be.
, where Hardman said those that know the Queen don’t see her portrayed accurately on the screen.] showed her being miserable all the time,” said Hardman, who spoke with dozens of friends, palace courtiers, and insiders while researching for the book. “And that’s just not how it is.”
“It’s not just about longevity or clinging on,” he said. “Yes, she’s by far the longest-lived monarch in our history. She remains very much center stage, with an appetite and enthusiasm for the job. She really enjoys what she does.” The Queen is also deeply invested in her work, going against the misconception “that she’s largely symbolic and just signs things and goes where she’s told to and smiles,” Hardman said. “When you get behind the scenes of so many of these events, she does keep politicians on their toes.”
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