Amanda Thirsk was responsible for coordinating the interview between BBC and Prince Andrew. She was the Duke’s right-hand woman and longterm private secretary, serving him from

Prime Video is releasing their own take on Prince Andrew’s infamous BBC interview in 2019, where he publicly commented on his dealings and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Here's how to stream online,

While Scoop follows BBC interview booker Sam McAlister's story, Prime Video's miniseries is told from the viewpoint of former BBC journalist Emily Maitlis, who interviewed the prince at Buckingham Palace in 2019 and also serves as one of A Very Royal Scandal's executive producers.

Prince Andrew asked for "extra bits" to be added to a car crash tell-all about Jeffrey Epstein, the interviewer said.

It is an angry, sweary version of the Duke of York in a new series about his interview with BBC Two's Newsnight programme.

The former BBC Newsnight journalist had been summoned to Buckingham Palace to discuss the possibility of a tell-all interview with Prince Andrew. The royal was known to have been a pal of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of sex trafficking.

Prince Andrew's notorious BBC Newsnight interview is dramatized in the new Amazon Prime Video miniseries, A Very Royal Scandal—released Sept. 19—and while the focus is on Andrew's TV appearance, the show also explores his relationship with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson,

Prime Video's 'A Very Royal Scandal' is a suspenseful, fascinating deep dive into one of the Royal Family's most famous scandals.