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I had to get used to Diana's behavior.

Elizabeth Debicki played the late 'Queen of Hearts' in two seasons of the hit series 'The Crown'. She was so thorough with the role that she had trouble fully becoming herself again.

Elizabeth Debicki took some time to unlearn the mannerisms of Princess Diana
Elizabeth Debicki took some time to unlearn the mannerisms of Princess Diana

- I had to get used to Diana's behavior.

An actress who portrayed Diana in the Netflix series "The Crown", Elizabeth Debicki, unintentionally mimicked the late Princess of Wales' mannerisms long after filming had wrapped. The 33-year-old Australian told U.S. magazine "People".

Debicki played the late ex-wife of King Charles III in seasons five and six of the hit series, earning a Golden Globe for her performance.

"My voice had changed quite a bit, and I had to consciously work to bring it back to my own voice, to the sound that's mine, and also to my own dialect," she told the magazine.

This included a lot of physical expressions, like tilting her head, Debicki added. She has since shed the Diana mannerisms, but it took a conscious effort.

Debicki is among several other actors and actresses from the series nominated for an Emmy Award. "It feels like the cherry on top," the Australian said.

I'm not going to sugarcoat it, the similarities between my portrayal and Princess Diana's mannerisms were quite striking, even to me.

Despite the success of my role, I'm not going to lie, it was challenging to fully step away from Diana's mannerisms after being so deeply immersed in the character.

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