The Crown

Netflix's The Crown will conclude after five seasons and one more queen, but its end is coming early. 

In The Crown Season 3, everything has changed, except for the show itself.

The full trailer for The Crown Season 3 is finally here, and it promises a season that doesn’t just feature a bevy of glittering new actors in the key roles of the royals, but one that appears to subtly reframe the focus of the series.

All hail the new Queen.

Netflix has dropped a trailer for the third season of its immensely popular period drama The Crown, and it offers our first glimpse at footage of star Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II.

The Crown confirms filming is underway for Season 4 and that Gillian Anderson is officially joining the cast.

After nearly a year away, Netflix's The Crown will return with Season 3 in November of 2019.

Netflix's mega-popular period drama The Crown has finally made one of its most consequential casting decisions, naming relatively unknown actress Emma Corrin to play Lady Diana Spencer, who will eventually become the Princess of Wales and wife of Prince Charles. 

In an essential casting for both Season 3 and 4, Gillian Anderson has been tipped to join The Crown as Margaret Thatcher. 

Charles Dance joins Netflix's The Crown Season 3 to play the aged-up Lord Louis Mountbatten to Josh O'Connor's young Prince Charles.

A new image from The Crown shows one of Season 3's pivotal recreations: Prince Charles' Investiture Ceremony.