Matthew Cole, a director who collaborated with Megan Markle in the early stages of her acting career, recently shared insights about a conversation he had with Prince Harry.
This exchange took place at the Legends of Aviation Awards. During their talk, Prince Harry displayed a charming demeanor and mentioned watching the 2006 made-for-TV movie "Deceit," in which Megan had a role. The psychological thriller revolves around a young man returning home after his father's death and falling in love with his best friend's wife.
The film delves into themes of attraction, violence, and disappointment, with Megan portraying Gwen, a friend of the protagonist.
Taking to Twitter after the Los Angeles gala, Cole expressed his delight at having a full conversation with the affable Prince Harry. He revealed that Harry was familiar with the movie he directed, featuring Megan, and had watched it previously. Cole, who also collaborates with Oliver Stone and William Shatner and serves as a producer for TMZ, shared a snapshot of Prince Harry engaging with guests at the event.
Despite the gala's positive atmosphere, the movie directed by Cole received poor online reviews, earning a mere 4.5 out of 10 on IMDb. Viewers criticized the weak acting, lack of compelling characters, and deemed it boring. Notably, Megan's absence from the film poster and the overall lackluster reception led some to question the success of her Hollywood career.
Contrary to speculations about Megan's potential return to acting, PR expert Lynn Carratt believes it's improbable, unless it involves a leading role in an award-winning Hollywood film. Carratt dismissed the notion of a return to a TV show like "Suits," emphasizing that Megan would likely prefer challenging herself with diverse roles. Despite rumors linking her to a spin-off of the legal drama, Carratt highlighted Megan's focus on her charity work, potential movie production, and the release of her memoir in 2025.
Looking ahead, Carratt predicts Megan's relaunch in 2024, foreseeing her taking on roles as a producer, particularly for their debut movie, "Meet Me at the Lake." While acknowledging Megan's past success in "Suits," Carratt emphasizes that the actress is likely to seek new challenges and diverse opportunities in her career.
