By MacNelly, 'The International Herald Tribune', October 2, 1980

By Gerald Scarfe, 'The Sunday Times', October 5, 1980

By Mauldin, 'The Chicago Sun-Times', October 10, 1980

"Death of a Princes"

A 1980 British docudrama TV film about a Saudi Arabian princess and her lover who were publicly executed for adultery.

The film caused a huge backlash against it by the Saudi government and a major rift between Saudi - Anglo relations.

By Gibbard, 'The Guardian', April 11, 1980

British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington found the film "deeply offensive".

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', April 11, 1980

Lord Lew Grade, British impresario tv and movie mogul. His network ATV produced the film "Death of a Princess".

By Noel Ford, 'The Daily Star', April 12, 1980

By John Kent, 'The Daily Mail', April 17, 1980

Depicted: Lord Grade and King Khalid of Saudi Arabia

By Mac, 'The Daily Mail', April 25, 1980

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', April 25, 1980

By Franklin, 'The Sun', April 25, 1980

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', May 12, 1980

Lord Carrington informing Col. Gaddafi that the British government would not tolerate violet acts against Libyan exiles in London.

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', 1980

By Lurie, 'The Sunday Times', August 31, 1980

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', September 5, 1980

Peter O'Tool's performance as Macbeth was panned as "overwrought and hammy".