The Crown: This is what awaits you in the final sixth season of the Netflix series

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November 12, 2022 at 8:00 p.m

“The Crown” will return to Netflix for a sixth season. This will bring the popular series to an end. Netzwelt tells you everything about the start, plot, trailer and cast of the final episodes.

• On November 9, 2022, the award-winning series “The Crown” has returned to Netflix for a fifth season.
• Contrary to the actual announcement that the series will end after 5 seasons, a 6th final season will now appear.
• This will focus on the sad fate of Princess Diana and the consequences of the tragedy for the royal family.

The successful Netflix series “The Crown” has just returned to the streaming service’s program with season 5. But fans can already look forward to it, because the streaming giant has already announced that there will also be a 6th season. However, this will complete the popular series. We have summarized everything that is known so far about the final season for you below.

1. Start

2. Plot

3. cast and production

4. Production

5. Trailer

The Crown season 6 start date

So far, Netflix has extended the drama series about the English royal family for a 6th season, but at this point there is no information no official start date yet Celebration. However, filming has been underway since late summer and is expected to continue until spring. As soon as there is any news here, you will find out about it at Netzwelt.

The Crown: Season 6 Storyline

Not too many details about the plot of season 6 are known yet, but the screenwriter has Peter Morgan to online magazine Deadline reveal that it will be in the 6th season no time jump will be and therefore plays in the same time as season 5. So we’re going to follow what happened around the royal family in the second half of the 1990s to the early 2000s.

Prince Charles actor Dominic West also has in an interview with Deadline already indicated that we should be ready for “turbulent” events in the final season. This is not surprising, because the tragic death of Princess Diana will finally be the subject of the coming episodes.

Although Morgan has already made it clear that we will not see the fatal accident in concrete terms, the consequences of the tragedy are examined more closely. In addition, the plot will possibly show more of what happened to Prince William and Kate Middleton as well as Prince Harry.

The Crown: Cast of Season 6

Season 5 saw another cast change in the lead roles. Since there will be no time jump in the upcoming season 6, the current actors and actresses of Queen Elizabeth II will most likely return to their roles in the final season as well.

So the role of Queen Elizabeth II is played again by Imelda Staunton (“Harry Potter”). Also starring are Dominic West (“The Affair”) as Prince Charles, Elizabeth Debicki (“Tenet”) as Princess Diana, Jonathan Pryce (“Game of Thrones”) as Prince Philip, Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret and Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker- Bowles return.

The character of Prince William will be played by two different actors. Rufus Kampa will portray William as a teenager, while Ed McVey will play him as a young adult and early in his relationship with Kate Middleton. Prince Harry, on the other hand, will be taken over by newcomer Will Powell. Actress Meg Bellamy, who will take on the role of young Kate, will also be brand new.

The Crown: Production of Season 6

Initially, the series makers had planned to end the series with the 5th season. In July 2020, however, series creator Peter Morgan changed his mind and announced that the series would only end after 6 seasons.

In an interview with Deadline, Morgan explained that this decision was made to “do justice to the richness and complexity of the story”. In addition, at the very beginning there had already been a plan to deal with the story in 6 seasons and so one simply returned to the original plan. Fans will definitely be happy about this change of plans, as they finally get an additional season of “The Crown”.

The Crown: Season 6 trailer

There is also no official trailer or other moving image material yet. As soon as something is published, you will find it here.