<p>Props from the hit Netflix drama<em> The Crown,</em> whose final season began last week, are to be sold at auction in early 2024 in London, auction house Bonhams said Wednesday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Fans will be able to buy items including a replica of Princess Diana's so-called "revenge" dress, a façade of the front of 10 Downing Street, the British prime minister's residence, and a fully functioning replica Gold State Coach -- without the horses.</p>

<p>Two sales will be held live and online between January 30 and February 7, with an exhibition of sets, costumes and props held before in New York, Los Angeles, Paris and London in January.</p>

<p>Proceeds will help establish the "Left Bank Pictures –-The Crown Scholarship" programme at the National Film and Television School, to train future film and television makers.&nbsp;<br />
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Bonhams' UK group director for house sales and private and iconic collections, Charlie Thomas, said the auction and exhibition would highlight "a piece of television history".</p>

<p>"We're going to be going on view with 450 highlights from the sets, costumes and props the deck of arts were using in all seasons of <em>The Crown</em>'.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-crown-season-6-part-1-review-netflix-series-stumbles-in-portraying-the-tragedy-of-princess-diana-661233">The Crown Season 6 Part 1 review: Netflix Series stumbles in portraying the tragedy of Princess Diana</a></strong></p>

<p>"When you watch a series like <em>The Crown</em>&nbsp;you're caught in a moment, you don't notice the detail and the detail is only going to be experienced by coming to the exhibition."</p>

<p>The exhibition and auctions will include 450 lots, including the copy of the daring black evening gown the Princess of Wales wore at an event in 1994 after the Prince of Wales, the current King Charles III, admitted adultery in a television interview.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Guide prices range from £60 ($75) to £80 for smaller items to between £30,000 and £50,000 for the unique 3D-printed fibreglass casted reproduction of the royal carriage, which has been used at every coronation since 1831.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Visitors to the exhibition will be able to take a close look at the lots, touch the costumes and sit on the sets.</p>

<p><em>The Crown</em>'s sixth and final season, which was released on Netflix on November 16, has already pulled 11.1 million views worldwide.</p>


Props from the hit Netflix drama The Crown, whose final season began last week, are to be sold at auction in early 2024 in London, auction house Bonhams said Wednesday.

Props from the hit Netflix drama The Crown, whose final season began last week, are to be sold at auction in early 2024 in London, auction house Bonhams said Wednesday. Fans will be able to buy items including a replica of Princess Diana's so-called "revenge" dress, a façade of the front of 10 Downing Street, the British prime minister's residence, and a fully functioning replica Gold State Coach -- without the horses. Two sales will be held live and online between January 30 and February 7, with an exhibition of sets, costumes and props held before in New York, Los Angeles, Paris and London in January. Proceeds will help establish the "Left Bank Pictures –-The Crown Scholarship" programme at the National Film and Television School, to train future film and television makers. Bonhams' UK group director for house sales and private and iconic collections, Charlie Thomas, said the auction and exhibition would highlight "a piece of television history". "We're going to be going on view with 450 highlights from the sets, costumes and props the deck of arts were using in all seasons of The Crown'. Also read: The Crown Season 6 Part 1 review: Netflix Series stumbles in portraying the tragedy of Princess Diana "When you watch a series like The Crown you're caught in a moment, you don't notice the detail and the detail is only going to be experienced by coming to the exhibition." The exhibition and auctions will include 450 lots, including the copy of the daring black evening gown the Princess of Wales wore at an event in 1994 after the Prince of Wales, the current King Charles III, admitted adultery in a television interview. Guide prices range from £60 ($75) to £80 for smaller items to between £30,000 and £50,000 for the unique 3D-printed fibreglass casted reproduction of the royal carriage, which has been used at every coronation since 1831. Visitors to the exhibition will be able to take a close look at the lots, touch the costumes and sit on the sets. The Crown's sixth and final season, which was released on Netflix on November 16, has already pulled 11.1 million views worldwide.

Props from the sets of The Crown to go under the hammer

<p>It's here. The first posters&nbsp;of the final season of the global hit series <em>The Crown</em> were unveiled by Netflix on social media on Monday. The series will be released in two parts later this year.&nbsp;The first instalment of the wildly successful historical drama's sixth season will be available to stream on November 16, while the second and final part will be released four weeks later on December 14.<br />
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The new poster shows actress Elizabeth Debicki, who plays Princess Diana in the show, sitting on a diving board dressed in an electric blue swimsuit. Another poster shows actress&nbsp;Imelda Staunton&nbsp;who plays Queen Elizabeth II walking out of a dark hallway.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Netflix also unveiled a short teaser on Monday. The minute-long teaser saw a visual representation of all the three actors who have played the Queen in the series. It begins with the voice of Claire Foy saying, "The Crown is a symbol of permanence." It then transforms into the voiceover of Olivia Colman, who enters the hallway and says, "Some portions of our natural selves is always lost." As the camera finally rests on the face of Imelda Staunton, who plays the aged Queen, who says, "But what about the life, I put aside? The woman, I put aside?"<br />
<br />
<em>The Crown, </em>which first aired on Netflix in late 2016, is a fictionalised version of the British royal family but broadly based on real historical events.<br />
<br />
It has amassed a loyal audience around the world, won dozens of top awards -- including 21 Emmys -- and stoked controversy in Britain over claims of untrue depictions of the royals.</p>

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<p>The US streaming behemoth announced news of the series release dates with a montage of clips showing the actresses who have played the late Queen Elizabeth II paired with their scripted lines on her views of the role.</p>

<p>"It is not a choice. It is a duty," her character says, with Netflix reiterating that line on X, formerly Twitter, alongside the release dates and the video.<br />
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The final season is expected to look at the 1997 Paris car accident which led to the deaths of Princess Diana, Dodi Fayed -- the son of late business tycoon Mohamed Al Fayed -- and their driver Henri Paul.<br />
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The couple were seen getting to know each other in season five.<br />
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It is also expected to show the premiership of Tony Blair, and the early relationship between Prince William and Kate Middleton.</p>

<p>The previous season of <em>The Crown</em>&nbsp;covered the early and mid-1990s, a turbulent period for the royal family that included the divorce of now-King Charles III and Princess Diana.</p>

<p>It prompted a backlash among some in Britain, with one scene depicting the heir-to-the-throne attempting to draw former prime minister John Major into a conspiracy to force the abdication of his mother.</p>

<p>Critics have said the series is "full of lies". Its makers have rejected the criticism, insisting that it has always been presented as a drama based on historical events.</p>

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It's here. The first posters of the final season of the global hit series The Crown were unveiled by Netflix on social media on Monday. The series will be released in two parts later this year.

It's here. The first posters of the final season of the global hit series The Crown were unveiled by Netflix on social media on Monday. The series will be released in two parts later this year. The first instalment of the wildly successful historical drama's sixth season will be available to stream on November 16, while the second and final part will be released four weeks later on December 14. The new poster shows actress Elizabeth Debicki, who plays Princess Diana in the show, sitting on a diving board dressed in an electric blue swimsuit. Another poster shows actress Imelda Staunton who plays Queen Elizabeth II walking out of a dark hallway. Netflix also unveiled a short teaser on Monday. The minute-long teaser saw a visual representation of all the three actors who have played the Queen in the series. It begins with the voice of Claire Foy saying, "The Crown is a symbol of permanence." It then transforms into the voiceover of Olivia Colman, who enters the hallway and says, "Some portions of our natural selves is always lost." As the camera finally rests on the face of Imelda Staunton, who plays the aged Queen, who says, "But what about the life, I put aside? The woman, I put aside?" The Crown, which first aired on Netflix in late 2016, is a fictionalised version of the British royal family but broadly based on real historical events. It has amassed a loyal audience around the world, won dozens of top awards -- including 21 Emmys -- and stoked controversy in Britain over claims of untrue depictions of the royals. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Netflix UK & Ireland (@netflixuk) × "It is not a choice. It is a duty." Part 1: 16 November Part 2: 14 December pic.twitter.com/WkNVSuyEDX — The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) October 9, 2023 × The US streaming behemoth announced news of the series release dates with a montage of clips showing the actresses who have played the late Queen Elizabeth II paired with their scripted lines on her views of the role. "It is not a choice. It is a duty," her character says, with Netflix reiterating that line on X, formerly Twitter, alongside the release dates and the video. The final season is expected to look at the 1997 Paris car accident which led to the deaths of Princess Diana, Dodi Fayed -- the son of late business tycoon Mohamed Al Fayed -- and their driver Henri Paul. The couple were seen getting to know each other in season five. It is also expected to show the premiership of Tony Blair, and the early relationship between Prince William and Kate Middleton. The previous season of The Crown covered the early and mid-1990s, a turbulent period for the royal family that included the divorce of now-King Charles III and Princess Diana. It prompted a backlash among some in Britain, with one scene depicting the heir-to-the-throne attempting to draw former prime minister John Major into a conspiracy to force the abdication of his mother. Critics have said the series is "full of lies". Its makers have rejected the criticism, insisting that it has always been presented as a drama based on historical events.

The Crown season 6 first posters out! Series to air in two parts 

<p>Netflix's critically acclaimed royal drama series, <em>The Crown,</em> is set to conclude its remarkable journey with a bang. The streaming giant has disclosed that the much-anticipated sixth season will delve into the historical moment of King Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles' 2005 royal wedding. This announcement has ignited widespread interest among fans and history enthusiasts alike, eager to see how the show's creators bring this pivotal event to life.</p>

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We’ll be back with more soon, but here’s a hint at what’s to come in our final season. <a href="https://t.co/zHbeqEqqWv">pic.twitter.com/zHbeqEqqWv</a></p>
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<p>Netflix took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to share the announcement. The caption read, "After six seasons, seven years and three casts, <em>The Crown </em>comes to an end later this year. Here’s a hint at what’s to come in our final season.” You can see the post above.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Dominic West and Olivia Williams are set to return to their roles as King Charles and Camilla, while Elizabeth Debicki will portray Princess Diana's 1997 death across three episodes. Additionally, the season will explore the initial meeting between Prince William and Kate Middleton.</p>

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<h2><strong>What is <em>The Crown </em>all about?</strong></h2>

<p>This historical drama, created by Peter Morgan, immerses viewers in the life and reign of the late Queen Elizabeth II and the British monarchy. Known for its meticulous attention to historical detail, the show takes viewers on a journey through the first five decades of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, with plans for a total of six seasons. It explores the complexities of royal family dynamics, the intertwining of politics with monarchy, and the evolution of British society.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Also Read | <strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-share-a-strong-physical-resemblance-with-prince-harry-the-crown-wants-you-522400">Share a strong physical resemblance with Prince Harry? 'The Crown' wants you</a></strong></p>

<p>The series raises thought-provoking questions about the monarchy's place in the modern world and is celebrated for its character development as actors change with each season to portray the aging characters. Beyond its storytelling, <em>The Crown</em> has had a significant cultural impact, reigniting interest in British royal history and earning accolades, including Golden Globes and Emmys, for its exceptional production quality — among other things.</p>

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Netflix's critically acclaimed royal drama series, The Crown, is set to conclude its remarkable journey with a bang. The streaming giant has disclosed that the much-anticipated sixth season will delve into the historical moment of King Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles' 2005 royal wedding.

Netflix's critically acclaimed royal drama series, The Crown, is set to conclude its remarkable journey with a bang. The streaming giant has disclosed that the much-anticipated sixth season will delve into the historical moment of King Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles' 2005 royal wedding. This announcement has ignited widespread interest among fans and history enthusiasts alike, eager to see how the show's creators bring this pivotal event to life. After six seasons, seven years and three casts, @TheCrownNetflix comes to an end later this year. We’ll be back with more soon, but here’s a hint at what’s to come in our final season. pic.twitter.com/zHbeqEqqWv — Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) September 4, 2023 × Netflix took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to share the announcement. The caption read, "After six seasons, seven years and three casts, The Crown comes to an end later this year. Here’s a hint at what’s to come in our final season.” You can see the post above. Dominic West and Olivia Williams are set to return to their roles as King Charles and Camilla, while Elizabeth Debicki will portray Princess Diana's 1997 death across three episodes. Additionally, the season will explore the initial meeting between Prince William and Kate Middleton. What is The Crown all about? This historical drama, created by Peter Morgan, immerses viewers in the life and reign of the late Queen Elizabeth II and the British monarchy. Known for its meticulous attention to historical detail, the show takes viewers on a journey through the first five decades of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, with plans for a total of six seasons. It explores the complexities of royal family dynamics, the intertwining of politics with monarchy, and the evolution of British society. Also Read | Share a strong physical resemblance with Prince Harry? 'The Crown' wants you The series raises thought-provoking questions about the monarchy's place in the modern world and is celebrated for its character development as actors change with each season to portray the aging characters. Beyond its storytelling, The Crown has had a significant cultural impact, reigniting interest in British royal history and earning accolades, including Golden Globes and Emmys, for its exceptional production quality — among other things. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

The Crown grand finale: King Charles, Camilla's royal wedding takes centrestage

<p>'The Crown'&nbsp;is all set to extend the storyline till season 6. Show's&nbsp;creator Peter Morgan reversed course on his decision to end the royal drama after its fifth season in July.<br />
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&nbsp;“As we started to discuss the storylines for Series 5, it soon became clear that in order to do justice to the richness and complexity of the story we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons,” Morgan said in a statement, via Variety. Netflix UK. also tweeted Morgan's remarks, announcing that the sixth season is coming after all.<br />
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Morgan was always keen on having the sixth season as the final season of the celebrated Netflix show. Back in January, when the show was still running in the direction of having the fifth season as its final, Morgan had said, "At the outset I had imagined The Crown running for six seasons but now that we have begun work on the stories for season 5 it has become clear to me that this is the perfect time and place to stop. I’m grateful to Netflix and Sony for supporting me in this decision." Now it appears he has moved back toward his original direction.</p>

<p>Ahead, everything we know about the final installment, including which prime ministers will be depicted and why the Sussexes have been excluded from the season.<br />
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Recently, Town &amp; Country cover story reported that the fifth and sixth seasons will focus on the administrations of prime ministers John Major (1990-97) and Tony Blair (1997-2007). That means there won't be any episodes that address the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's decision to step back from royal duties, or Prince Andrew's ouster due to his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.<br />
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<p>In fact, Morgan said he's relieved to not cover recent events. “The Meghan and Harry story is nowhere near over yet,” he told T&amp;C. “And I’m happy that I’m never going to write it.” As for what's in store for the sixth season, Cindy Holland, Netflix vice president of original content, said in a statement: “The Crown keeps raising the bar with each new season. We can’t wait for audiences to see the upcoming fourth season, and we’re proud to support Peter’s vision and the phenomenal cast and crew for a sixth and final season.”</p>

<p>It's likely season 6 will document the death of Princess Diana in car accident in Paris on August 31, 1997, as well as the 2002 deaths of Princess Margaret and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. Margaret died on February 9, 2002, while the Queen Mother passed less than two months later, on March 30, 2002. The year also marked Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee.<br />
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Netflix confirmed on Twitter that seasons 5 and 6 of The Crown will star Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth. Lesley Manville and Jonathan Pryce will play Princess Margaret and Prince Philip, respectively. Plus, Elizabeth Debicki will play Princess Diana in the fifth and sixth installments. In October, The Hollywood Reporter announced Dominic West is in talks to play Prince Charles.<br />
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According to Deadline, season 5 won't premiere until 2022 and is set to begin production next June. The outlet also reports that season 6 will film in 2022, meaning a 2023 premiere is most likely.<br />
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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-crown-season-4-trailer-is-finally-out-pits-the-queen-against-margaret-thatcher-338912">'The Crown'&nbsp;Season 4 of the premiered November 15</a>, featuring Gillian Anderson as Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and the arrival of Princess Diana.</p>


'The Crown' is all set to extend the storyline till season 6. Show's creator Peter Morgan reversed course on his decision to end the royal drama after its fifth season in July.

'The Crown' is all set to extend the storyline till season 6. Show's creator Peter Morgan reversed course on his decision to end the royal drama after its fifth season in July. “As we started to discuss the storylines for Series 5, it soon became clear that in order to do justice to the richness and complexity of the story we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons,” Morgan said in a statement, via Variety. Netflix UK. also tweeted Morgan's remarks, announcing that the sixth season is coming after all. News from the palace: we can confirm there will be a sixth (and final) season of @TheCrownNetflix, in addition to the previously announced five! — Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) July 9, 2020 × Also read: What 'The Crown' Season 4 actors have to say to their Season 5 successors Morgan was always keen on having the sixth season as the final season of the celebrated Netflix show. Back in January, when the show was still running in the direction of having the fifth season as its final, Morgan had said, "At the outset I had imagined The Crown running for six seasons but now that we have begun work on the stories for season 5 it has become clear to me that this is the perfect time and place to stop. I’m grateful to Netflix and Sony for supporting me in this decision." Now it appears he has moved back toward his original direction. Ahead, everything we know about the final installment, including which prime ministers will be depicted and why the Sussexes have been excluded from the season. Recently, Town & Country cover story reported that the fifth and sixth seasons will focus on the administrations of prime ministers John Major (1990-97) and Tony Blair (1997-2007). That means there won't be any episodes that address the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's decision to step back from royal duties, or Prince Andrew's ouster due to his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. In fact, Morgan said he's relieved to not cover recent events. “The Meghan and Harry story is nowhere near over yet,” he told T&C. “And I’m happy that I’m never going to write it.” As for what's in store for the sixth season, Cindy Holland, Netflix vice president of original content, said in a statement: “The Crown keeps raising the bar with each new season. We can’t wait for audiences to see the upcoming fourth season, and we’re proud to support Peter’s vision and the phenomenal cast and crew for a sixth and final season.” It's likely season 6 will document the death of Princess Diana in car accident in Paris on August 31, 1997, as well as the 2002 deaths of Princess Margaret and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. Margaret died on February 9, 2002, while the Queen Mother passed less than two months later, on March 30, 2002. The year also marked Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee. Netflix confirmed on Twitter that seasons 5 and 6 of The Crown will star Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth. Lesley Manville and Jonathan Pryce will play Princess Margaret and Prince Philip, respectively. Plus, Elizabeth Debicki will play Princess Diana in the fifth and sixth installments. In October, The Hollywood Reporter announced Dominic West is in talks to play Prince Charles. According to Deadline, season 5 won't premiere until 2022 and is set to begin production next June. The outlet also reports that season 6 will film in 2022, meaning a 2023 premiere is most likely. 'The Crown' Season 4 of the premiered November 15, featuring Gillian Anderson as Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and the arrival of Princess Diana.

'The Crown' Season 6: Here's everything to know about the final season

<p>Award-winning Netflix show 'The Crown'&nbsp;will end after season five and the British actor Imelda Staunton is set to play Queen Elizabeth in its final season.<br />
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Staunton playing the role of Queen Elizabeth was confirmed by the creator and executive producer of the show, Peter Morgan, reported news agency. "I'm absolutely thrilled to confirm Imelda Staunton as Her Majesty The Queen for the fifth and final season, taking 'The Crown'&nbsp;into the 21st Century. Imelda is an astonishing talent and will be a fantastic successor to Claire Foy and Olivia Colman," he said.</p>

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The production of season four is already on floors and will see the introduction of Princess Diana played by actor Emma Corrin. 'God's Own Country'&nbsp;actor Josh O'Connor plays Prince Charles, while Colman will also return as the Queen, reported a news agency.<br />
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Talking about his vision to have run the show for six seasons during the initial stages, Morgan added that "now that we have begun work on the stories for season five it has become clear to me that this is the perfect time and place to stop. I'm grateful to Netflix and Sony for supporting me in this decision."</p>

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The first two seasons of the critically acclaimed show saw <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/emmy-awards-2018-game-of-thrones-wins-best-drama-claire-foy-bids-crown-farewell-with-an-award-166353">Claire Foy </a>play the&nbsp;Queen, which earned her a Golden Globe and Emmy Award. The previous season which was premiered last year had Oscar-winning 'The Favorite'&nbsp; actor Olivia Colman portraying the monarch.<br />
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According to the news agency, Staunton further stated,&nbsp;"I have loved watching 'The Crown'&nbsp;from the very start. As an actor, it was a joy to see how both Claire Foy and Olivia Colman brought something special and unique to Peter Morgan's scripts. I am genuinely honoured to be joining such an exceptional creative team and to be taking 'The Crown'&nbsp;to its conclusion.<br />
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"Bankrolled by Left Bank Pictures and Sony Pictures Television for the online streaming platform Netflix, the historical drama 'The Crown'&nbsp;revolves around the reign of Queen Elizabeth ll.</p>


Award-winning Netflix show 'The Crown' will end after season five and the British actor Imelda Staunton is set to play Queen Elizabeth in its final season. Staunton playing the role of Queen Elizabeth was confirmed by the creator and executive producer of the show, Peter Morgan, reported news agency.

Award-winning Netflix show 'The Crown' will end after season five and the British actor Imelda Staunton is set to play Queen Elizabeth in its final season. Staunton playing the role of Queen Elizabeth was confirmed by the creator and executive producer of the show, Peter Morgan, reported news agency. "I'm absolutely thrilled to confirm Imelda Staunton as Her Majesty The Queen for the fifth and final season, taking 'The Crown' into the 21st Century. Imelda is an astonishing talent and will be a fantastic successor to Claire Foy and Olivia Colman," he said. Imelda Staunton will play Queen Elizabeth II in the fifth and final season of The Crown. pic.twitter.com/hUOob58A9p — The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) January 31, 2020 × The production of season four is already on floors and will see the introduction of Princess Diana played by actor Emma Corrin. 'God's Own Country' actor Josh O'Connor plays Prince Charles, while Colman will also return as the Queen, reported a news agency. Talking about his vision to have run the show for six seasons during the initial stages, Morgan added that "now that we have begun work on the stories for season five it has become clear to me that this is the perfect time and place to stop. I'm grateful to Netflix and Sony for supporting me in this decision." Watch: Taylor Swift's Netflix documentary titled 'Miss Americana' trailer released The first two seasons of the critically acclaimed show saw Claire Foy play the Queen, which earned her a Golden Globe and Emmy Award. The previous season which was premiered last year had Oscar-winning 'The Favorite' actor Olivia Colman portraying the monarch. According to the news agency, Staunton further stated, "I have loved watching 'The Crown' from the very start. As an actor, it was a joy to see how both Claire Foy and Olivia Colman brought something special and unique to Peter Morgan's scripts. I am genuinely honoured to be joining such an exceptional creative team and to be taking 'The Crown' to its conclusion. "Bankrolled by Left Bank Pictures and Sony Pictures Television for the online streaming platform Netflix, the historical drama 'The Crown' revolves around the reign of Queen Elizabeth ll.

Imelda Staunton to play Queen Elizabeth in 'The Crown' final season