- Sir Michael Parkinson conducted a sit-in with Princess Anne in 1980.
- Sir Parkinson believes Prince Harry would have made for an interesting interview if he had told the truth.
- He is looking forward to Prince Harry’s upcoming biography and thinks it would be intriguing to interview him.
TV host Sir Michael Parkinson thinks it would be intriguing to interview Prince Harry.
Sir Parkinson, who has in the past conducted interviews with both Prince Philip and the Duke of Edinburgh, described his uneasy encounter.
“I never felt quite comfortable with Philip,” he stated in a statement to The Telegraph. “I suspected he didn’t like me very much. I did have to chat with him once, for a charity, and it was not a success, at all.
She’s formidable; you don’t go mucking around with her, Sir Parkinson said in reference to his 1980 sit-in with Princess Anne.
He continued by saying that he is looking forward to Prince Harry’s upcoming biography and that it would be intriguing to interview him.
“Oh, we await that, Pulitzer Prize-winning stuff, I’m sure,” before adding: “I do think he would have made for an interesting interview if he had told the truth.
“The entire family are an explained myth, aren’t they, really,” he concluded.
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