Grace Kelly’s family says the new biopic about Princess Grace of Monaco is not only inaccurate, but also shouldn’t have been produced in the first place. The film, which debuted at the Cannes International Film Festival on Wednesday, was also slammed by critics.
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Kelly’s daughter Princess Stephanie of Monaco has even called on photographers to boycott “Grace of Monaco."
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Nicole Kidman, who plays the role of Kelly, told reporters, “I feel sad because the film has no malice towards the family.”
It begs the question: do movie producers have artistic license to bend the truth in a biopic, despite objections from the subject’s family? Share your thoughts in the comment section.















