'Diana' gets premiere, star defends role
London: 'Diana', a biopic of the late princess of Wales who died in a Paris car crash, has its world premiere today with its star Naomi Watts already defending her involvement in the controversial film. The movie follows Diana's romance with London-based Pakistani surgeon Hasnat Khan, whom many friends of the princess say was her real love and the man she allegedly called "Mr Wonderful". Based on Kate Snell's 2001 book 'Diana: Her Last Love', the film suggests that Diana started dating Dodi Fayed to make Khan jealous - a claim challenged by many close to the princess. Diana and Fayed died when the Mercedes in which they were travelling slammed into a pillar in a Paris road tunnel in 1997 while being pursued by press photographers. Diana and heir to the British throne Prince Charles divorced in 1996 after 15 turbulent years of marriage which produced two sons, Princes William and Harry. Ahead of the premiere in London's Leicester Squar...