Princess of Monaco

In 1962, Grace (Nicole Kidman) has been married for six years. Her smile has become a classic image of a princess in the 20th century, but at this time, she is trying to reconcile her past with her present. She is eager to return to the big screen, but is hesitant because she currently has three roles - mother of two children, princess of a European principality, and wife of Rainier III (Tim Roth). Hitchcock (Roger Ashton-Griffiths) suggests that she return to Hollywood, a suggestion that makes Grace distressed. At that time, her husband Rainier's modernization reform measures were resisted by French President de Gaulle. De Gaulle wanted to impose heavy taxes on Monaco and promoted force to ensure the implementation of this measure. The growing international crisis and the imminent French invasion are not only a crisis for Grace's family, marriage, and country, but also a crisis for her personal life. This is a moment when a screen star who is far away from her hometown in the United States has to make a difficult decision: whether to go back to being the big star who attracts global attention and is loved by thousands of movie fans, or whether to embrace her new identity and embrace her love for her husband, children, and