‘The Crown’ producer hints at possible spinoffs on series finale
'The Crown' producer Andy Harries hints at potential spinoffs, suggesting more royal stories may emerge despite the series' recent conclusion.
'The Crown' producer Andy Harries hints at potential spinoffs, suggesting more royal stories may emerge despite the series' recent conclusion.
Recap of the BAFTA Awards celebrating British television excellence, featuring surprise wins and tributes to industry icons. Hosted by Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan.
Actress Imelda Staunton, who played the monarch in the series ‘The Crown’ for the final two seasons of the royal drama, shared that she still wears Queen Elizabeth’s clothes from the show in her everyday life.
Hollywood star Judi Dench is not a fan of Netflix's 'The Crown' and she wrote an open letter in which she criticised the hit series, which chronicles the British royal family, for being "cruelly unjust" in its depiction of the royals.
Elizabeth II inherited a monarchy whose political power had been steadily ebbing away since the 18th century but whose role in the public life of the nation seemed, if anything, to have grown ever more important.
In 2022, the Queen delighted viewers around the world by guest-starring in a video with Paddington Bear. In the skit, which was filmed at Windsor Castle and broadcast before the Platinum Jubilee concert, Paddington is invited to the Queen's abode for tea where chaos ensues.
Kate Middleton's on-screen debut and the casting of 16-year-old Kampa as a younger version of William, all signs point to Season 6, which is set to go into production this fall, focusing on the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Netflix won a leading total of 44 awards, equaling the broadcast network record set back in 1974, by CBS. Network Apple TV Plus' 'Ted Lasso' and HBO's 'Mare of Easttown' picked up the first awards of the night.
That this brouhaha over a reel-life controversy comes simultaneously with a row over the real-life, famously ‘last-straw interview’ given by Princess Diana to the BBC’s Martin Bashir which the journalist has been accused of using fake bank statements and other misrepresentations to procure, is further grist to the mill.
Caron is a BAFTA nominated director who has also worked on projects like The Heist, Skins and Sherlock.
