The sixth season of the popular Netflix series 'The Crown' is set to premiere on November 16, 2023. The season, which is divided into two parts, will continue to explore the reign of Queen Elizabeth II and delve into the lives of the Windsor dynasty in the 21st century, ending around 2005.
The first part of the season will focus on the aftermath of Charles and Diana's divorce, covering major royal events from 1997-2005. It will depict events such as the War of the Waleses, Princess Diana's relationship with Dodi Fayed, her anti-landmines campaign, and her tragic death. The series promises an intimate portrayal of the royal family during one of its most tumultuous periods, aiming to capture the human struggles faced by the world's most public family during a particularly turbulent time.
The second part of the season, expected to release on December 14, 2023, will reflect on the Queen's reign and the future of the monarchy. It will cover Tony Blair's election as Prime Minister and his interactions with Queen Elizabeth II, the Queen's Golden Jubilee, the marriage of Charles and Camilla, and the beginnings of Prince William and Kate Middleton's relationship. The season will also focus on Princes William and Harry after their mother's death and the death of Princess Margaret.
The series creator, Peter Morgan, has indicated that this will be the final season of 'The Crown'. The season will consist of ten episodes, maintaining the same number as previous seasons. The cast includes Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II, Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip, Elizabeth Debicki as Diana, Dominic West as Charles, and others.