Peter Morgan confirms The Crown season 4 release date
The royal family and her majesty have been following The Crown since it’s debut in 2016 and are excited about the new season. Now, fans can’t keep after Peter Morgan confirms The Crown’s season 4 release date. Read on to know more.
Highlights —
- Critics review The Crown as “class act”
- The truth behind The Crown
- Her Majesty enjoys watching the Crown with the family
- The Crown season 4 confirmation and release date
What is The Crown about?
The series follows the royal life of Queen Elizabeth II who at a very young age had to take the throne upon her father’s death. From her marriage to Prince Philip, to her relationship with Lady Diana Spencer, to entering and understanding the modern world of the 21st century, the series covers it all.
The Crown has been well acclaimed by critics as “class act”, “beautiful” and “confident.” Peter Morgan’s masterfully researched scripts reveal the Queen’s private journey behind the public facade with daring frankness. This drama follows the political rivalries and romance of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign and the events that shaped the second half of the 20th century.
How much of The Crown is true?
Since the series is based on historical facts, not everything about it has been accurate. While facts about her majesty remain true, it is the undocumented real incidents, political drama and certain facts about supporting roles that have been altered.
The series grew out of Morgan’s movie ‘The Queen’ (2006) and his stage play ‘The Audience’ (2013), and is credited as based on the latter. In an interview with Town&Country, Josh O’Connor who plays young Prince Charles said, “We are creating a work of fiction, albeit based in some reality. But ultimately, there’s only so much research you can do,”
How much of the series has the Queen watched yet?
Internal affairs of the Queen and her royal family are usually kept a little ‘hush-hush’ unless there is a formal announcement by her majesty or any member of the royal family.
According to online sources, the Queen does watch The Crown, has thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it, and gives it a royal stamp of approval.
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Her majesty’s son Edward and his wife Sophie “love The Crown”,’ a senior royal source explained. ‘It has been a longstanding arrangement that they drive to Windsor at the weekend to join the Queen for an informal supper while watching TV or a film. They have a Netflix account and urged her to watch it with them.’
The source continues by saying- ‘Happily, she really liked it, although obviously there were some depictions of events that she found too heavily dramatised.’
When will season 4 be released?
Finally, The Crown Netflix account on Twitter has officially announced the release of season that is 15th November, 2020.
The Crown season 4 shooting ended sometime in mid March right before the outbreak worsened and the government ordered a strict lockdown.
This already gave hope that season 4 could be released sometime this year. Earlier also, there were speculations that the series will be released by November or December 2020, approximately a year since season 3 was aired.
Twitterati are already excited after the release date annoucment and are hoping to see more of Princess Diana. Have a look below –
What’s your favourite part from the series and how excited you are about The Crown season 4? Let us know in the comment section below!
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