The Crown season three is nearly here, read our review on what to expect
The Crown season three review: Meet your new Queen Warning, minor spoilers for The Crown season 3 November 12, 2019 - 13:56 GMT Emmy Griffiths After two seasons of playing the Queen to critical acclaim, Claire Foy abdicated from the part and passed on her tiara to Olivia Colman, who plays an older version of the Queen. The Broadchurch actress has brought a series of changes to the monarch in an impressive season three of the much-loved Netflix show.
While the series does dip on occasion when the subject matter falters, this is an excellent follow-up to the first two seasons in a show that has proven that a change of cast doesn't take away from the thing that makes it so successful, the world's fascination with the British royal family.
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