London - Visitors to the childhood home of the late Princess Diana will be able to see previously private film footage of her as a young girl, Britain's Sky television reported on Wednesday.
Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, would also display pictures of the princess that had never been seen before when the Althorp estate in central England opened to visitors for this year's summer season.
"I particularly like the footage of Diana dancing," said the earl in the report.
"She was a great dancer and liked to play up to the camera. It's very moving to see this carefree girl enjoying herself before the sequence closes with a shot of her looking so very happy, young and innocent."
Spencer plans to open more rooms at Althorp to the public.
Diana, killed in a Paris car crash in 1997, is buried at the estate. - Reuters