More from the Angola set of "Diana"

I've more photos from the Angola, Africa set of "Diana" where Naomi was filming the memorable scenes of the late Princess of Wales' walking through a killing minefield and visiting the hospital of the victims mostly children.

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Naomi has recreated Princess Diana's visit to an Angolan minefield. She has spent the summer filming memorable moments from the beloved royal's life as part of new biopic, 'Diana', and recently tackled the Angola scene - which is considered one of Diana's bravest moments.

Naomi was spotted walking across the field in a flak jacket and ballistic helmet - just like the princess had done 15 years ago - before stopping to pose with a young landmine victim, known as Sandra Tigica, who had lost a leg.

All the while she was in the blue Red Cross blouse that Diana had worn on her trip to draw international attention to the danger of landmines in 1997.

The photocall in Angola, taken just seven months before her death, is thought to be the reason behind the ban on anti-personnel landmines known as the Ottawa Treaty - drafted and signed the following December after her death.