‘The Crown Season 6’ review: Netizens feel Princess Diana’s privacy is being invaded, call web series ‘weird’ | English Cinema News

The first episode of “The Crown” season finale debuted on Netflix on Nov. 16, focusing on the queen. Elizabeth II and Princess Diana, played by Imelda Staunton and Elizabeth Debicki. The season was widely praised, although some viewers expressed mixed opinions about the placement of events.
Early reactions to Netflix’s royal drama The Crown have shown general praise for Elizabeth’s performance. However, some critics pointed out the weakness in the arrangement of events. Online discussions reflect the expected range of mixed opinions.
One social media user shared: “So weird watching season 6 of #TheCrown. Feels like I’m invading Princess Diana’s privacy. #TheCrownSeason6.”

Another user expressed displeasure, saying: “Peter Morgan is going to hell for this. Why is Diana’s ghost so comforting. Charles After his death? The Crown really took a nose dive #TheCrownSeason6 #TheCrown #TheCrownNetflix.”

Check out some of the reactions on X (Twitter) here:

The upcoming and final season of “The Crown” will examine major historical events, including the 2005 royal wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles, the tragic death of Princess Diana and the beginning of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s relationship.

The ensemble cast includes Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II, Elizabeth Debic as Princess Diana, Ed McVeigh as Prince William, Luther Ford as Prince Harry, Meg Bellamy as Kate Middleton and Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip. Dominic West and Olivia Williams return to reprise their roles as Prince Charles and Camilla. Beginning with a depiction of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne in 1952, the series promises a fascinating mix of history, drama and emotion in its final season.