Despite pausing production on season six, Netflix has announced the premiere date for season five of the show, starring Australia’s Elizabeth Debicki as Princess Diana.
The monarchy may be looking to the future as King Charles III begins his reign on the throne, but Netflix is preparing to send us back to the past with the upcoming release ofThe streaming platform confirmed that the newest season of the massively popular show will premiere on November 9. The next instalment will focus on the 1990s, a time of significant controversy for the royal family amid the then Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s high-profile divorce.
Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II in the fifth season of The Crown, which will arrive on Netflix on November 9, 2022.Announced during Netflix’s Tudum global fan event on the weekend, which teased upcoming series and films from the streamer, all 10 episodes ofwill drop simultaneously, and fans will be treated to a whole new cast as the royal family enters a new decade.
Season five will star Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II, Dominic West replaces Josh O’Connor as Prince Charles, and Australian actress Elizabeth Debicki takes over from Emma Corrin as Diana. Also joining the cast is Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Lesley Manville portraying Princess Margaret.The announcement ofseason five was accompanied by a teaser trailer that foreshadows the bitter split between Prince Charles and Princess Diana, as well as hinting at the involvement of Camilla Parker Bowles .
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