Prince Andrew was shown erupting at his royal staff over his teddy bear collection in a new Netflix film.
Scoop, which dropped on Netflix today, depicts Rufus Sewell as the Duke of York in the leadup to his career-ending Newsnight interview in 2019.
During one pivotal scene after Jeffrey Epstein was arrested for sex trafficking in July 2019, Prince Andrew can be seen reacting to the news inside Buckingham Palace.
Behind him, a staff member could be seen arranging his teddy bear collection on the bed.
Rufus Sewell playing Prince Andrew in a new Netflix drama
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The Duke of York, appearing to be frustrated with what he is hearing on the TV, takes his anger out on his maid.
Turning to the young woman he says: "How many times?", before repeating the question at a louder volume.
The young woman looking flustered replied: "I'm sorry."
Sewell as Prince Andrew proceeded to pick up one of his teddy bears before asking: "Where does he go? Simple question, where does he go?"
Rufus Sewell [middle] as Prince Andrew and Charity Wakefield [right] playing Princess Beatrice in Scoop
NetflixHe scoffs then remarked: "A clue? He's a marsupial. Roo as in Kanga."
The young girl looked incredibly confused as Prince Andrew continued his intimidating speech.
The duke then said: "Put them together. What do you get?"
Andrew's maid responded: "Rookanga," to which the duke shouted: "Oh, go away!"
Prince Andrew was stripped of his military titles and patronages in 2022GettyPrince Andrew, 64, is known to have been very meticulous over his teddy bear collection in real life.
Charlotte Briggs, who claims to have worked as a maid at Buckingham Palace in the 1990s, told The Sun that one of her daily tasks was to strategically place Andrew’s 72 stuffed animals around his room.
She said: “As soon as I got the job, I was told about the teddies and it was drilled into me how he wanted them.
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Prince Andrew is being depicted in a new Netflix dramaGetty“I even had a day’s training. Everything had to be just right. It was so peculiar.”
She added that the bears were collected from all over the world and many were dressed up like sailors.
Briggs also claimed that Andrew’s two favourite teddy bears were always placed in mahogany thrones by his bedside.
