Diana: Queen of Hearts

Acclaimed director and screen actor Lord Richard Attenborough presents this tribute to the late Diana, Princess of Wales from his unique perspective as a trusted friend of the Princess for many years.

Sharing time in London, to her fairy-tale marriage and ultimately - her tragic end. World figures and personal friends of the Princess talk for the first time about her hopes and fears.

Lucia Flecha de Lima, wife of the Brazilian Ambassador to the United States and one of Princess Diana's closest friends and confidantes claims to talk for the first and final time about her relationship with the Princess. Lana Marks, whom accompanied the Princess on her visits to the United States, discusses what was Diana's new approach to the role of the monarchy. She also discusses the obstacles Diana faced in trying to get her ideas accepted by the Royal Family. Mary Robertson, an American banker for whom the young Lady Diana Spencer worked as a nanny reveals how it felt to employ a young woman who was dating the future King of England.

Archival footage of Princess Diana is combined with interviews from the people who knew her throughout her life, including her nanny, schoolteachers, therapists and astrologer.

Those whom Diana helped, from the poor and homeless, to the HIV stricken children in New York, to the young English school girl who wrote to the Princess and received countless letters of support and encouragement throughout her life - pay heartfelt tribute to the Princess. As do the land mine survivors and Lord Attenborough himself who adds his own special insight into the Princess and her achievements.

This special presentation is both a loving tribute to one of the great leaders of out generation, as well as a celebration of whom Diana truly was, the power she had to heal and inspire, and the legacy she left behind.