The two-part story of the Royal’s turbulent life concludes with the Princess's marriage to Lord Snowdon at the start of the 1960s
The final part of this intimate portrait of the Queen’s late sister turns the spotlight on Princess Margaret’s party-girl reputation as she and her new husband, Antony Armstrong-Jones, who became The Right Honorable Earl of Snowdon in 1961, embraced the Swinging Sixties and socialised with celebrities and artists alike.
After the marriage broke down in the early 1970s, Margaret continued her partying on the Caribbean island of Mustique, with her extravagant lifestyle and relationships coming under scrutiny from the press at a time when Britain was in economic crisis.
But with her divorce from Armstrong-Jones in 1978, in her own way, this rebel Royal paved the way for the modernisation of the Royal Family.
TV Times rating: *****
