Netflix has set a record for the fifth season of The Crown, which begins in July. The cast will be revamped in the new season, requiring the arrival of Imelda Staunton to play Queen Elizabeth and Elizabeth Debki as Princess Diana. The episodes are scheduled to hit the streaming platform catalog next year.
Production Filmmaking was confirmed by the producers of the plot for a variety of magazines. A worldwide success, the plot tells the story of the British royal family, combining fictional moments. It was decided to start work early in the second half as the UK is recovering from the Kovid-19 pandemic.
In addition to Imelda and Debaki in the cast, the production will also feature Dominic West, Prince Charles, Leslie Manville, who will enliven the character of Princess Margaret, and Jonathan Preece as Doyle Phillip. This will be the third generation of The Crown Cast, which featured Olivia Colman, Clay Foy, Helena Bonham Carter and Tobias Menzies for the first four seasons.
The Crown and its history
The first two seasons focused on the capture of Queen Elizabeth, her maturation in the main work of Britain’s monarchy, the political conflicts of the time, with Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and her troubled relationship with Philip.
The third season revolved around the aging of the crown leader, a more bitter and less sensitive woman. It also puts into conflict with the new political moment in the United Kingdom and the monarchy’s relationship with the people in the face of television’s advancement.
The fourth season featured the early 1970s, when the royal family worked behind the scenes for Prince Charles (Josh O’Connor) to find the perfect bride to crown the crown, which led Diana to the plot. Made the first appearance in. The young man’s relationship with Queen Elizabeth II became even more troubled.
