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In the depiction of Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke in The Crown, Hawke is shown as a republican who was determined

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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — The Crown


    jadzia92 — 2 years ago(March 07, 2024 04:26 AM)

    In the depiction of Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke in The Crown, Hawke is shown as a republican who was determined to make Australia as soon as possible.
    While the real Hawke was a republican he however did not make Australia a republic, a first-order priority whilst as Prime Minister.
    Hawke was pragmatic on when Australia should become a republic.
    It seems that Peter Morgan may have gotten Hawke confused with his successor Paul Keating who is more vocal in his republicanism.
    Keating curiously is not depicted in The Crown.

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