Meghan Markle’s Hollywood Journey: From Deceit to Memoirs

A former director who collaborated with Meghan Markle in the early stages of her acting career, Matthew Cole-Weiss, recently shared an intriguing encounter with Prince Harry at the prestigious Legends of Aviation Awards.

Describing Harry as incredibly charming, Cole-Weiss revealed that the Duke mentioned watching the 2006 TV movie “Deceit,” a psychological thriller that delves into themes of love, violence, and deception.

In the film, Meghan portrays Gwen, a supportive friend to the protagonist navigating complex relationships.

Following the gala in Los Angeles, Cole-Weiss took to the platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to share snippets of the event.

Alongside his post, he included a snapshot of Prince Harry engaging with guests at the gathering.

Despite the cordial exchange between Harry and Cole-Weiss, the movie “Deceit” received lackluster reviews online, garnering a mere 4.5 out of 10 on IMDb.

Critics criticized the film for its subpar acting and lack of compelling characters, labeling it as a tedious watch.

Critics went as far as calling the absence of Meghan Markle's name on the movie poster as a glaring oversight, highlighting the perceived insignificance of her role in the production.

This critique sheds light on the challenges Meghan faced in establishing herself in the competitive realm of Hollywood.

Amidst speculations about her potential return to acting, industry experts suggest otherwise, pointing to her current literary endeavors.

Meghan Markle's focus seems to have shifted towards writing, with reports indicating that she is engrossed in penning a memoir slated for release in 2025.

This narrative is expected to follow the publication of Prince Harry's upcoming book, “Spare,” set to hit the shelves in 2023.

The couple has inked a lucrative four-book deal with Penguin Random House, with Meghan's already published work, “The Bench,” receiving positive reception.

Despite swirling rumors about a potential comeback to acting, PR specialist Lynn Carrott remains skeptical about Meghan's return to the screen, particularly in a minor capacity.

Carrott emphasized that Meghan's future endeavors are likely to revolve around producing projects like their anticipated film “Meet Me at the Lake,” engaging in charitable initiatives, and unveiling her memoir in the years to come.

Reflecting on Meghan's past achievements in the hit series “Suits,” Carrott hinted at the unlikelihood of the Duchess revisiting her acting roots, citing a desire for fresh challenges and diverse roles.

The absence of Meghan's involvement in the recent “Suits” reunion at the Golden Globes further fuels speculation about her evolving career trajectory.

Carrott envisions Meghan's resurgence in 2024 as a producer, steering her creative energies towards cinematic ventures and philanthropic pursuits.

As Meghan Markle continues to navigate the intricate landscape of showbiz and storytelling, her journey from the silver screen to the world of literature unfolds with anticipation.