THE CROWN

The actress portrays the late monarch in seasons 5 and six of the Netflix show "The Crown".

The actress portrays the now-Princess of Wales in season 6 part 2 of the Netflix series which airs on Dec. 14, 2023.

The actress portrayed a young Queen Elizabeth II in the first two seasons of the Netflix series.

The actor's teenage son Senan West played Prince William in season 5 of the Netflix series.

The actor found that the "big emotional scenes" surrounding Princess Diana's death were the most difficult to film in season 6.

The Australian actress portrays Princess Diana in seasons five and six of the Netflix show "The Crown".

The sixth and final season of the series will include the royal's final days before her tragic death in Paris in August 1997.

The monarch allegedly considers "cutting Harry off once and for all" amid speculations he had a hand in the season's storytelling.

Season 6 of the Netflix show will reenact the events that led to the late Princess of Wales' death but not the car crash itself.

Season 6 of the series is looking for an actor to portray the Duke of Sussex in his early teenage years.

The Netflix series is looking for someone with a "strong physical resemblance" to the young Duke of Sussex.

As viewership of the series increases, the final two seasons are anticipated to serve as the ultimate tribute to the late monarch.

Both actors were cast after submitting self-taped auditions when "The Crown" Season 6 casting call was issued on social media.

Thieves stole around £150,000 worth of gems and antiques that were used during the making of the hit Netflix drama series The Crown. The UK police have been looking for the thieves since the robbery.

She added that even though she has received several awards for her work, she wouldn't necessarily class herself as a success.

By snubbing the Netflix series, Eton has followed in the footsteps of Buckingham Palace and Althorp, the stately home owned by Diana's brother.

The "Absolutely Fabulous" star revealed that she hasn't watched the show, and contrary to various reports, the royal family doesn't see it either.

Prince William had warned against the use of Martin Bashir's interview with Princess Diana for commercial gain.

Ken Wharfe, who served as a bodyguard for Princess Diana from 1988 to 1993, said that the royals love to watch TV shows and movies about themselves.

Elizabeth Debicki shares an uncanny resemblance to the late Princess of Wales in Season 5 of "The Crown."

Judge Robert Rinder questioned why the royal signed a deal with Netflix knowing that its show "The Crown" misinforms viewers about Princess Diana.