Mou Mou
In 1946, an Egyptian street vendor finds inspiration in the abdicated King Edward. Years later, he eagerly tries to integrate into British High Society.
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"Finally, the story also focuses politically. Mou Mou shows the transition of white class privilege and how the oppressed in a capitalist system would climb the social ladder and their obsession with white rich families like the British Royal Family. The writing, acting, and editing are very emmy worthy. This episode itself evolves its relationship to *S1-3 character with cameo* and future implications in Season 6 with Diana and Dodi. This feels like a stand alone film on the success of Al Fayeds and its definitely amazing. Guest Actor for Emmy should start now!!! Will not spoil anything but th..."
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Mohamed Al-Fayed tells Sydney Johnson he was the "valet of the King", saying the expression is "an Egyptian thing." This is a pun on the Valley of the Kings, an area in Egypt where many pharaohs were buried.
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In 1946, an Egyptian street vendor finds inspiration in the abdicated King Edward. Years later, he eagerly tries to integrate into British High Society.