Jeremy Brock writes and Julian Jarrold directs the three-part follow-up to 2018's 'A Very English Scandal' and 2021's 'A Very British Scandal.'

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.

Just months after the release of ‘Scoop’ on Netflix, Maitis tells her own version of events in this new series on Prime. It turns out her recollection of things is very different

It's been five years since Prince Andrew gave the interview that brought about the downfall of his Royal life, but streaming services are still getting mileage from the shocking story.

Former ‘Newsnight’ presenter Emily Maitlis presents her side of the story in a new Amazon Prime show, which arrives months after Netflix’s ‘Scoop’, told from the perspective of booker Sam McAlister

In the immediate aftermath of their 2019 BBC ‘Newsnight’ interview, Prince Andrew quit his royal duties. This left journalist Emily Maitlis ‘quite scared’ because ‘this has now got a life and lease of its own,

It’s been only five months since Netflix’s “Scoop” dramatized the interview that torched Andrew’s reputation. Luckily this new Amazon offering has way more meat on its bones.

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

Where to watch A Very Royal Scandal in the UK - Michael Sheen and Ruth Wilson star in this dramatisation of Prince Andrew’s disastrous BBC interview

Following Netflix’s “Scoop,” which came out earlier this year, Prime Video is releasing its own dramatized take on the infamous 2019 BBC interview where Prince Andrew commented publicly on his dealings and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.