Who plays Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown?

The Crown is one of the most controversial series in the United Kingdom. It has had polarising reviews, with some finding it highly entertaining while those loyal to the British monarchy consider it to be outrageous. Nonetheless, The Crown has turned out to be one of the most successful British dramas of all time.

The show's fifth season was released last week, and the talks around the sixth season have already begun.

What’s the release date for season six?

The shooting for the sixth season has already begun, but there’s no news on the release date as of yet. However, given the release history of the previous five seasons, we can expect the sixth season of The Crown to release in November 2023.

What’s the cast for season six?

Most of the faces from season five are likely to be there in the next season as well. This means that Imelda Staunton, Jonathan Pryce, Lesley Manville, Dominic West, Elizabeth Debicki, and others from the last season will reprise their respective roles. The most notable new addition to The Crown season six would be Meg Bellamy, who plays Kate Middleton, and two actors playing Prince William - Ed McVey and Rufus Kampa.

FAQs:

Who plays Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown?
Imelda Staunton is the third actor to play Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown, after Claire Foy and Olivia Colman.
Who will play Kate Middleton?
Meg Bellamy will make her debut as Kate Middleton in the sixth season.

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( Originally published on Nov 14, 2022 )

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