I went into this episode expecting a stereo typical performance from actors playing Egyptians, because as i remember the crown had an episode about jamal abdel nasser and the 52 revolution that led to Egypt independence from the British empire , and i wasn't impressed with it to be honest, but for my surprise this episode they got it right, from the accent and the Arabic dialect specific to Egypt, to the superb acting of Khaled Abdallah playing dodi and the actor playing mohammed al fayed, even the costumes of that period ( 1940's) in Egypt they got right, not to mention the argument that mohammad el fayed had with his father about how Egyptians truly saw the British at that time, they were colonists yet some Egyptians were eager to please them.