It’s been a long time, but it’s finally time to reunite with the British royal family on the popular Netflix series. Crown when it returns for season 5 later this year. But more details have already been released on the casting for the sixth season, which will tell the story of Prince William and Kate Middleton following the events of Princess Diana’s death. We now know who will play the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, but there is a small twist.
The term reports that Netflix has found its William and Kate … or should I say WilliamS., plural? Rufus Kampa and Ed McVey were cast for the role of the prince, with Kampa playing a teenage William portraying the aftermath of Princess Di’s death, while McVey will play the young adult version with the story centered around his courtship with his future. wife after meeting her at university. of St Andrews in Scotland.
Meanwhile, newcomer Meg Bellamy has been cast as the future Duchess and, for now, she is the only one to play Kate Middleton. So even though there are two actors playing William in this time frame, it looks like Bellamy will be taking care of Kate on his own. However, it is possible that another actress will be chosen later to play an older or younger Kate.
Rufus Kampa and Ed McVey have dabbled in acting ever since Kampa debuted in the West End. Bellamy was involved in amateur theater and film. All three will make their screen debut with the sixth season of Crown, which will begin shooting later this year. It’s a great show for a young actor to attend and could well deserve serious recognition from them, depending on how the seasons have been received so far.
While the sixth season is still a long way off, fans can look forward to the fifth season Crown, which will arrive on Netflix in November. Next season will see Imelda Staunton play Queen Elizabeth II for the past two seasons, alongside Elizabeth Debicki as Princess Diana, Dominic West as Prince Charles (West’s son Senan actually plays a Prince William even younger in the season). 5 fine), among others.
Crown It has always been a compelling sight as viewers get up close and personal with the UK royal family, historically accurate or not. With the fifth season leading up to that tragic day in 1997 when Princess Diana died and the sixth season showing the events afterwards, it will get closer and closer to the present.
A release date has not yet been set for season 5 of CrownBut check out 24 News Bulletin’s Netflix 2022 TV show to see what’s coming to the streamer soon. You can still review all four seasons so far with a Netflix subscription to pass the time until new episodes are released.
Source: Cinemablend
