“Peter and I spoke very early on (at script level) to discuss his vision for an increase in source music throughout this season, at which point we collaboratively discussed scenes and ways in which we could embed music within the script and consequently throughout the filming. In part due to us stepping into the ‘80s and of course due to the stories depicted in Peter Morgan’s phenomenal writing,” Bridge says. “Season 4 was a very exciting prospect musically. “Call Me” by Blondie plays as she answers the phone “Girls on Film” by Duran Duran plays while she skates through Buckingham Palace and Elton John’s wistful “Song for Guy” plays when she’s dancing alone. “Edge of Seventeen” is just one of many ’80s jams in this season of The Crown, especially in the moments featuring Diana. “The idea of featuring Stevie’s isolated vocals over the end titles felt very significant and connected to the place where Diana found herself at the end of the episode.” This led to us trying it over the end which felt both beautiful and haunting,” she says. “We were sent the stems for editing purposes and once we received, were listening to the raw beauty of the a cappella.
The track appears again for the end credits of that episode, but only featuring Nicks’s bare-bones vocals.
You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their website. “Edge of Seventeen” was Bridge’s number-one choice for the montage, “and Stevie was by all accounts very keen to have the song featured within the show,” she says.
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“Her life was changing forever and she was full of hope and happiness-her dreams were coming true.” “Aside from personally being a huge Stevie Nicks fan, I felt that the song captured the spirit of the euphoric happiness that Diana was feeling in this moment,” she adds. Nicks’s 1981 hit was one of the first songs sent to director Benjamin Caron before filming the scene, “and he immediately came back saying he loved it,” Bridge recalls.
“This is the happiest moment we see Diana in the show and we discussed early on the idea of having a song to run across this montage of Diana celebrating with her friends, heading out on the town and to transition the song to play in the nightclub,” The Crown‘s music supervisor Sarah Bridge tells. The 19-year-old Diana and princess-to-be is on top of the world. She and her roommates squeal with joy over the news, then dress up for a night out dancing. The coming-of-age anthem soundtracks a blissful montage in Season 4, Episode 3, featuring Lady Diana Spencer (played by Emma Corrin) after she gets engaged to Prince Charles. On top of the viral resurgence of Fleetwood Mac‘s “Dreams,” her celebrated arrival to TikTok, and her new song with Miley Cyrus, the rock icon’s hit song “Edge of Seventeen” is also featured in the newest season of The Crown. “Stevie Nicks was by all accounts very keen to have the song featured within the show,” music supervisor Sarah Bridge tells us.
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