Diana

Stars on the Set

Naomi Watts Goes Dark For a Day on the Diana Set

Naomi Watts made a dramatic transformation for her role as Princess Diana in Diana on set in London today.

Naomi Watts made a dramatic transformation for her role as Princess Diana in Diana on set in London today. She sported brown locks to rehearse a romantic rendezvous scene with Naveen Andrews, who's playing Dr. Hasnat Khan. Diana and Hasnat went to great lengths to keep their relationship quiet, with Diana reportedly changing her hair color to throw off the cameras. It's a different look for Naomi, who has been filming with a blond 'do since the beginning of July. She did break from work for a family vacation to Saint-Tropez, where she and husband Liev Schreiber showed PDA during a stroll with their sons, Sasha and Kai.

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Naomi Gets Into Her Royal Role on Set in England

Naomi Watts got into her royal role as Princess Diana in her upcoming movie, Diana, today in Hertfordshire, England.

Naomi Watts got into her royal role as Princess Diana in her upcoming movie, Diana, today in Hertfordshire, England. She arrived on set wearing a heavy robe that she later shed to reveal a modest blue suit. We first caught a glimpse of Naomi as Princess Diana in early June when she reported to set in London, and she has been hard at work since. She did, however, break for a Summer vacation. Naomi shared PDA with Liev Schreiber and spent downtime with their two sons during their family getaway to Saint-Tropez in mid-July. She is now back to focusing on Diana, which details two years of the late princess's life.

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Bella Donna: Diana, Princess of Wales

A Bella Donna is more than just a pretty face.

A Bella Donna is more than just a pretty face. Sometimes she starts a trend, other times her impact isn't realized until decades after her debut. And then there are a few who become legendary, like this week's choice, Diana, Princess of Wales. Born Diana Spencer, she was not the "commoner" many people initially imagined her to be; she was born into an aristocratic family, which was a requirement for her to marry Charles, Prince of Wales. Their 1981 wedding was watched by almost one billion people, and their divorce was a hot tabloid topic. But Diana's charity work showed her great compassion, and her death—which happened ten years ago tomorrow—plunged the world into sorrow.

From her early days in the media spotlight to her unexpected death, Diana's personal style inspired countless women to copy her look. Most women couldn't afford her luxurious ballgowns, but they could manage to mimic her short blonde hairstyle. In the early '80s, she favored a feathered look, but it always kept up with the times—often setting off trends with a snip of the scissors. She didn't have a perfect life; she struggled with depression, bulimia and a failed marriage. Still—and maybe partly because of her resilience—she remains one of the 20th century's most influential beauties. Diana would have been 46 this past July.

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