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'The Crown' Season 3 Takes Shape With Anne & Charles Cast

Ani Bundel

03 Aug 2018 — 4 min read

The Crown has finished recasting the Royal Family for Season 3, leaving only Andrew Parker-Bowles and Camilla Shand's roles unfilled.

Filming for The Crown Season 3 has finally gotten underway after lengthy delays. Netflix's failure to anticipate how difficult recasting the entire main roster of their hit show has cost them a 2018 release date. The series will now not arrive until at least the early months of 2019, meaning they'll not be eligible for the Golden Globes or SAG-AFRA (aka the Screen Actors' Guild Awards) next January. But the wait looks to have been worth it, as the entire royal family has now been established for the next two seasons.

Helena Bonham-Carter as Princess Margaret (Photo Credit: Courtesy of Netflix) — Helena Bonham-Carter as Princess Margaret (Photo Credit: Courtesy of Netflix)

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