The first part of the sixth and final season of ‘The Crown’ arrives on November 16
Netflix has just released the official trailer for the first part of the final season of the series ‘The Crown’, a series created by Peter Morgan in 2016 and which addresses the life of the British Royal Family, the Windsors. Watch above!
Scheduled to premiere on November 16th, the first part, which will consist of four episodes, will portray the relationship between Princess Diana It is Dodi Fayed blossoming, before a fateful car accident brings major consequences.
In their first summer as a divorced couple, the Prince Charles and the Princess Diana they spend very different holidays with their children. While the Princess of Wales is being courted by Fayed in the south of France, giving young princes a taste of luxurious yachts, video games and movie nights, the heir to the throne carries on tradition at Balmoral. The comparisons happen in the press, fueled by fervent paparazzi and some members of the Royal Family’s press team.
As yacht life and constant media attention lose their appeal, Diana wishes to return to see his children, who are back at Balmoral. A detour to Paris brings the situation to a head — against the backdrop of an intensified and aggressive media persecution, which resulted in a fatal accident.
After the news of the death of Diana It is Dodia great wave of public grief catches the Queen Elizabeth II by surprise. With the entire Palace in shock, Al Fayed is also processing the loss of her beloved son. Despite hoping the news will bring him closer to the Royal Family in shared grief, he finds himself increasingly isolated.
The cast of the first part of the sixth and final season of ‘The Crown’ includes the participation of Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II, Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip, Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret, Dominic West like Prince Charles, Elizabeth Debicki like Princess Diana, Claudia Harrison like Princess Anne, Olivia Williams like Camilla Parker Bowles, Bertie Carvel like Tony Blair, Salim Daw like Mohamed Al Fayed, and Khalid Abdalla such as Dodi Fayed, in addition to Rufus Kampa like Prince William and Fflyn Edwards like Prince Harry.
Source: Recreio
