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The man who investigated Princess Diana’s death is shutting down conspiracy theories.

For the first time ever, Former Metropolitan police Senior investigating officer David Douglas sat down for a TV interview with “Good Morning Britain”, nearly 25 years after the tragic crash.

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Former Met police Senior investigating officer David Douglas tells @PaulBrandITV and @ranvir01 that he is 'absolutely convinced' that Princess Diana's death was a 'terrible, tragic accident.'

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— Good Morning Britain (@Gmb) August 19, 2022

“It’s my absolute total belief it was a terrible, tragic accident in which three people lost their lives and one other person had their life turned upside down,” Douglas said.

Douglas’ investigation into the death was launched in 2004 and the report was finally delivered...

While sci-fi epics and action-adventures have dominated theaters over the past few months, two fresh genres are looking to shake things up at the domestic box office.

Horror thriller “A Quiet Place” and R-rated comedy “Blockers” are expected to have solid openings this weekend, with the former likely to take the crown.

Paramount Pictures’ “A Quiet Place” — John Krasinski’s third directorial effort and first for a major studio — could launch to as much as $30 million from 3,200 locations, but other estimates are in the low-$20 millions. The film, which opened at South by Southwest to rave reviews, currently boasts a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

“The Office” star Krasinski co-wrote the movie and stars alongside his real-life wife, Emily Blunt. The pic follows a family of four who must live in silence while hiding from creatures that hunt by sound.

Another title hoping to translate SXSW enthusiasm into box office success is Universal’s “Blockers.

Pandas are beloved around the world, and now they are coming to the big screen in the IMAX® original film “Pandas,” a breathtaking documentary adventure and amazing experience for the whole family narrated by Kristen Bell (“Frozen,” TV’s “The Good Place”).

At Chengdu Panda Base in China, scientists are taking the captive breeding program to the next level and preparing captive-born cubs for the wild. This film follows one such researcher, whose passion leads her to initiate a new technique inspired by a black bear rehabilitator in rural New Hampshire. What starts as a cross-cultural collaboration becomes a life-changing journey for one special panda named Qian Qian. The film, captured with IMAX® cameras, follows Qian Qian on an exciting new adventure into the mountains of Sichuan as she experiences nature for the first time and discovers her wild side.

David Douglas and Drew Fellman, the filmmakers behind “Born to be Wild...

DisneyNature, you’re not the only game in town. Warner Bros. is continuing its push into the into totally adorable world of animal-centric documentaries with its latest offering: “Pandas.” The film is, of course, about pandas. Billed as a “breathtaking documentary adventure and amazing experience for the whole family,” the new doc will arrive in IMAX theaters this spring, complete with narration by actress Kristen Bell.

“I am thrilled to team up with IMAX and Warner Bros. Pictures to help tell this incredible story in the larger-than-life IMAX format,” said Bell in an official statement. “’Pandas’ not only spotlights the important work being done to protect these beloved and ridiculously cute animals, but it provides us with inspiration and hope and showcases the great things we can achieve when we work together.” Bell, as always, knows what’s up.

From filmmakers David Douglas and Drew Fellman, the same team behind the 2011 Warner Bros.