The Crown is coming again for one more season — and filming got underway prior to season 5 even premiered.

Shortly after filming at the Netflix drama’s sixth season were given underway in summer 2022, the true Queen Elizabeth II died at age 96. Immediately after her September 2022 passing, her eldest son, King Charles III, assumed the throne.

Following Elizabeth’s death, display author Peter Morgan known as the sequence “a love letter” to the late monarch. “I’ve not anything to upload for now, simply silence and recognize,” he added, noting that production on season 6 would temporarily pause “out of respect” for Elizabeth.

When filming resumed, season 5 nonetheless hadn’t debuted, but the (*6*). In an open letter, Judi Dench slammed the show as “completely inaccurate” and known as for Netflix to upload a disclaimer to the series.

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Though Netflix spoke back by way of adding a disclaimer to the show’s reputable site and season 5 trailer, Princess Diana‘s biographer Andrew Morton completely advised Us Weekly that he thought it was “ridiculous” to accomplish that. “I mean, this can be a drama,” the writer explained in November 2022. “It’s no longer a documentary. That’s been said about 10 million instances. Not everything in it's going to be authentic.”

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