But one day in 1980s, that's exactly what Londoner Michael Fagan did. Did Michael Fagan speak to the Queen? By … But according to Fagan there was very little conversation between the two. Reports at the time indicated so. But Fagan said he doesn’t have an explanation for his break-in, even decades later. He wanted to talk about love but the Queen changed the subject to family matters. Michael Fagan, from London, was born in 1950 and is the eldest of three children. The real life Michael Fagan, who gained access to the bedroom of Queen Elizabeth II in Buckingham Palace in 1982. Did Michael Fagan really have a conversation with Queen Elizabeth after breaking into her bedroom? Some reports say the intruder, 31-year-old Michael Fagan, had planned to commit suicide in the Queen's bedroom but decided it wasn't "a nice thing to do" once he was there. THE CROWN season four depicts Michael Fagan's break-in into Buckingham Palace and conversation with the Queen in her bedroom - but they missed out one devastating detail. He is pictured here at the Tower of London, UK, in February 1985. Fagan - an out of work painter and decorator and father-of-four recently separated from his wife' - then entered the Queen's bedroom at around 7.15am. Well, I sound a bit common so maybe not like that. He does say he was frustrated by joblessness and the break-up of his marriage. Michael Fagan, 70, came face-to-face with the Queen in her bedroom in 1982 North Londoner has criticised Netflix for making him ‘too ugly’ in … R. What did Michael Fagan say to the Queen? According to The New York Times, quoting Fagan… “I pulled back the curtain and she said, ‘What are you doing here?’ She talks like me and you, normal. The MP tells Fagan he might like to take his problems up with the Queen. The Crown season 4 will show Michael Fagan breaking into Buckingham Palace, meeting Queen Elizabeth in her bedroom, during a 1982 security breach. The character of Fagan tells the Queen the prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, is ruining the country. In an interview with BBC in 1993, Fagan said that he went to the Queen’s window and drew the curtains. Then a footman … The bones of the story is true – Fagan did break into the Queen’s bedroom, and reportedly spent 10 minutes there until she was able to get help. But very normal. THESE days, the thought of anyone breaking into Buckingham Palace and speaking to the Queen would be seen as laughable. “She walked out on her little legs.