The Crown Season 6: What To Expect On Netflix

The Crown has always been a show that captivated its audience and left them wanting more. With season 6 coming to Netflix, the viewers can expect more drama as Queen Elizabeth II is still trying to find herself after giving up her throne. It will be interesting to see what happens with Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s marriage this time around!

When Will Be The Season 6 Of The Crown Released?

As of now, we know that Season 5 is being scheduled to be premiered this July 2021, so the fans of The Crown have to wait a little longer for the release of Season 6. The official date for release is not being set for Season 6.

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What Will Be The Story Of Season 6 The Crown?

In the sixth season of Netflix’s hit series, Queen Elizabeth II is going to have a lot on her plate: dealing with divorce and then bearing children again for England! However, she’ll also still need time to find herself after giving up her throne at the end of last season. So we’re excited to see what happens when Charles and Diana get married this year. This doesn’t seem like an easy ride for our MC, though – how do you think that might affect things? Let us know below! What Can We Expect From Season Six With Prince Charles And Diana Getting Married?

The final season will have a lot to cover, as the ’90s saw Prince Andrew and Sarah Furguson’s divorce, Princess Anne’s split from Mark Phillips, and  Princess Diana’s 1996 separation from Prince Charles − in addition to her tragic death in 1997.

Who Will Be The Cast Of The Crown Season 6?

The cast of The Crown series is bound to change every season. The series aims to cover three periods of royal family history over six seasons. The cast which will be joining Season 5 is likely to stick around in Season 6 as well.

Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret, who will be taking over Helena Bonham Carter, and Dominic West as Prince Charles, who will be replacing Josh O’Connor. Jonathan Pryce, who is starring as Prince Phillip, will replace Tobias Menzies. Imelda Staunton will replace Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II. Emma Corrin will star as Princess Diana. According to RadioTimes, Olivia Williams will replace Emerald Fennell, who will be starring Camilla Parker Bowles.