The acclaimed Netflix series that captivated global audiences with its dramatized portrayal of the life of Queen Elizabeth II is nearing its conclusion. The sixth and final season of The Crown, a production created by Peter Morgan, has split its premiere into two parts: the first four episodes will be available on November 16, followed by the final six episodes on December 14.
The plot of the final season focuses on a sequence of significant events that marked both the life of the royal family and the contemporary history of the United Kingdom. One of the most sensitive topics that the series will address is the death of Lady Di. This sixth installment will begin after the complete dissolution of the relationship between Prince Charles and the Princess of Wales, and the fans are expexting that the series cover the tragic car accident involving Diana and Dodi Al Fayed in 1997.
The story will also cover the romance between Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, which led to their marriage in 2005. Other royal events included in the final season is the death of Princess Margaret and the Queen Mother in 2002, as well as Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee, which marked her 50th year on the throne.
Imelda Staunton will assume the role of Queen Elizabeth II, Dominic West and Elizabeth Debicki will return as Prince Charles and Princess Diana, respectively. Olivia Williams will also return as Camilla Parker Bowles. Jonathan Pryce will play Prince Philip, and Lesley Manville will take on the role of Princess Margaret. In addition, Salim Daw and Khalid Abdalla will return as Mohamed Al Fayed and Dodi Al Fayed, respectively.
The media harassment and subsequent death of Lady Di still arouses shock and suspicion. In this regard, the creator told Radio Times that the car crash will not be in the series. On the other hand, what has been filmed is the birthday party that Charles organized for Camilla in 1997, a public demonstration of their relationship and gradual entry into the royal family.
