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Similarly to how The Crown cast being swapped out after the first two seasons of the show, the entire cast will be replaced for the fifth and final seasons. When Claire Foy handed the reins (or is that reign?) over to Olivia Colman after the first two seasons there was a similar hiatus with no new episodes in 2018. Whenever the Queen has been recast there has been a longer break between seasons. It's not surprising, then, that The Crown season five won't air until 2022. Variety also later confirmed that production wouldn't start until July at North London's Elstree Studios. The season is expected to consist of ten episodes in keeping with previous seasons but this has yet to be confirmed.Дeadline previously confirmed filming wasn't set to begin until June 2021. The Crown season five will be released on Netflix in November 2022. So, without further ado, here is all you need to know about The Crown season 5.

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'To be clear, series six will not bring us any closer to present-day вЂ“ it will simply enable us to cover the same period in greater detail.' 'As we started to discuss the storylines for series five, it soon became clear that in order to do justice to the richness and complexity of the story we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons,' he said in a statement tweeted by Netflix. However, if you were hoping the drama would be back for further seasons to take us up to the present day, you will be disappointed as creator Peter Morgan has confirmed it will be the show's last. In addition to Staunton taking on the role of the Queen, we will also see Jonathan Pryce, Lesley Manville and Olivia Williams take on some other major royal roles. In the picture, which was shared by the show's Twitter account, Staunton is the spitting image of HRH, with her grey curls, a yellow blouse and a pearl necklace. The streamer previously released a first-look image of incoming queen Imelda Staunton, who shall play the monarch. The Affair star Dominic West is confirmed as Prince Charles is taking over the reins from Josh O'Connor, while Tenet actress Elizabeth Debicki will take on Emma Corrin's role as the iconic Diana, Princess of Wales. The cast line-up for the Netflix royal drama has gradually been announced and there are a few big names already in the mix. In the short video, Staunton paid tribute to her predecessors Olivia Colman and Claire Foy, before admitting that her stomach was doing 'somersaults' in anticipation of filming. The big news came as part of the Netflix event TUDUM, a fan broadcast event from the streaming giant on NetflixвЂ™s YouTube channel.

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