‘The Crown’, season 6: release date, trailer, cast, synopsis

While fans are delighted with the newly arrived season 5 of ‘The Crown’, available from this Wednesday, the desire to know more about what will come after those 10 new chapters has increased. What do we know about season 6 of ‘The Crown’?

The sixth and final season of the crown jewel will continue to focus on the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Here we reveal everything we know so far about season 6 of the famous series, including the rumored premiere date, the plot and time period it will cover, the cast, and much more.

‘The Crown’, Season 6: Release date

Netflix hasn’t confirmed a season 6 release date, but judging by the release dates of previous seasons, including season 5, it can be predicted that it will hit Netflix until November 2023. Still, you’ll have to wait. pending the news that come from Netflix.

The good news is that season 6 is definitely underway and filming began this past August.

Although the series was at one point scheduled to end after five seasons (having originally been intended for six), show creator Peter Morgan decided to go back to his initial plan and split the final season in two to give more detail. Season 6 will be the last stretch of this production, one of the most relevant series on Netflix.

‘The Crown’, Season 6: Cast

As has been the case since its inception, the sixth season will feature the same main cast as in season 5. Imelda Staunton is therefore expected to hold the crown for the last time, Jonathan Pryce be your consort once more, Lesley Manville Princess Margaret, elizabeth debicki be Lady Di and Dominic West take care again to be Charles of England.

As for the new characters coming to Buckingham, there are already hype with the arrival of Kate Middleton to the history of the series. She and Prince William both enrolled at the University of St Andrews in September 2003. Two actors have now been chosen to play Diana and Charles’ eldest son in his late teens and early twenties. Ed McVey Y Rufus Kampawill be in charge of interpreting the heir of Carlos III. Meg Bellamy She will play Kate Middleton.

‘The Crown’, Season 6: Synopsis

Will the death of Queen Elizabeth II affect the series? The death of the monarch on September 8, 2022 offers a different perspective of the existing episodes of ‘The Crown’ and also of the two seasons that have been pending to be released after that date.

As the media discussed the legacy of the queen’s long reign following her death, ‘The Crown’ returned to Netflix’s global top 10. Viewers watched, or rewatched, the story that covered part of the 70 years the sovereign has been on the throne.

Filming for season 6 was temporarily suspended on Friday, September 9, and again on the day of Her Majesty’s funeral, on September 19. “Out of respect, filming on ‘The Crown’ has been suspended today,” a Netflix source told Variety on September 9. “Shooting will also be suspended on the day of the funeral of Her Majesty the Queen of her.”

Series creator Peter Morgan paid tribute to the late Queen in a short email revealed by Deadline: “‘The Crown’ is a love letter to her and I have nothing to add for now, just silence and respect. I hope we also stop rolling out of respect“, wrote.

It had been thought that the premiere of season 5 would be delayed due to the death of the Queen, but Netflix confirmed that the new episodes would premiere on November 9.

What time period will season 6 cover? Each previous installment of ‘The Crown’ has covered roughly a decade. In the last chapter of the fifth season we see how Tony Blair rises to the position of Prime Minister, taking over from John Major, in 1997. Therefore, it is expected that Season 6 portrays events from the mid to late 1990s to the early 2000s.

Netflix has not released any official information about the plot in the sixth season.but we can speculate based on the key events of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign during that time period.

This final season will review the events that took place after Diana’s tragic death in August 1997.. It is also expected to follow Tony Blair’s years in power (1997-2007) and his professional relationship with the monarch after the death of Lady Diana. The terrorist attacks of September 11 also took place during this period, followed by the War in Iraq.

Other key moments include the Queen’s Golden Jubilee in 2002, celebrating Her Majesty’s 50 years on the throne. On the other hand, that was a tough year for the monarch, since both her sister, Princess Margaret, and her mother, Queen Elizabeth, died within a month of each other.

What there is not much hope of is to find events closer to today. Peter Morgan was in charge of confirming that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s romance will not appear in the final season of ‘The Crown’. He explained in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter: “I think we all become much more interesting (over time). Meghan and Harry are in the middle of their journey, and I don’t know what their journey is or how it will end. You want some happiness , but I feel much more comfortable writing about things that happened at least 20 years ago. I have a 20-year rule in my head. That’s enough time and enough distance to really understand something, to understand its function, to understand its position, to understand its relevance.

‘The Crown’, Season 6: Images and trailer

It is too soon to have official images of the sixth season. The above five are available on Netflix.

What we do have is scenes found on Twitter from the shoot. Barcelona has become the Paris of the summer of 1997, the moment in which the tragic death of Diana de Gales and her partner, Dodi Al Fayed, took place.