The Crown Season 6’s Part 2 will be exhibiting some dramatic events like – King Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles’ wedding, the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, and more
The Crown Season 6 Part 2
Finally The Crown has come to an end. The historical drama tells the story of the King George VI’s sudden death, Queen Elizabeth ll's' reign, her love life, politics, conspiracy, Elizabeth's seemingly quiet life rattled with personal trials and tribulations, and the affairs of the state as she succeeds to the throne of the British monarchy, every little details have grabbed audiences’ hearts.
About Season 6 Part 1
The Crown’s Season 6’s Part 2 will be released soon on December 14. The Part 1 dived deep into the heartbreaking demise of Princess Diana. With masterful storytelling, the episode seamlessly blends historical facts with creative narrative, capturing the raw emotions of Diana's unwavering struggle for acceptance within the royal fold.
The Crown cast's red carpet premiere
Earlier this month, the whole cast and crew, along with Elizabeth Debicki, who played the role of Princess Diana, attended the red carpet premiere at Regency Village Theatre in LA. The extravagant event was held just four days after the SAG-AFTRA strike came with a tentative agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
Part 2's new sneak-peeks
However, to make you more thrilled, Netflix has dropped a few sneak-peek from the upcoming Season 6’s Part 2, just two weeks before its release. These sneak-peek reveal the new actors who played the role of Prince William and Prince Harry, and Meg Bellamy as Kate Middleton.
The Crown has topped the Netflix chart for the past few weeks, with controversies of Prince Diana’s death making headlines on the internet. Watch The Crown 6 Part 2 only on Netflix on December 14, 2023.
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