Netflix’s series about the British royal family is coming to an end. Season six will also be the last – the show’s creators have decided not to present the most recent events from Windsor’s history.

Viewers must bid farewell not only to Queen Elisabeth and her family, but also to the masterfully executed production that has captivated fans with its performances, costumes and set design.

Find out what awaits you in the sixth season of The Crown.

The Crown season 6 release date

The season is split into two parts. Both of them are now available on Netflix.

How to watch The Crown

You’ll need a Netflix subscription to watch this and all previous seasons of The Crown. Prices start from $6.99/£4.99 per month, and you can sign up over on the Netflix website.

Which years will be covered by The Crown season 6?

Season 5 ended in 1997, with Tony Blair becoming Prime Minister of the UK, the handover of Hong Kong, and the decommissioning of the Queen’s beloved ship, the Britannia. In the season finale, Princess Diana accepted Mohamed Al-Fayed’s invitation to holiday in Saint-Tropez.

The new episodes will likely pick up right after that. The sixth season of The Crown will cover the events from the late ’90s to the early 2000s.

What will happen in The Crown season 6?

As you can see from the season’s first trailer, which you can check out below, the initial episodes seem to focus on Princess Diana’s post-divorce life. Her death, alongside Dodi Fayed, and its aftermath will almost certainly be the final season’s turning point.

Later episodes are likely to feature the college romance between Prince William and Kate Middleton and the cementing of the relationship between Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles.

As confirmed by the creators, the series won’t show the most recent events from the royal family’s life. Season 6 won’t cover William and Kate’s wedding, nor will it feature Meghan Markle or the younger members of the Royal Family.

The Crown season 6 cast

The following cast members are confirmed to appear in the sixth season of the series:

Imelda Staunton – Queen Elizabeth II

Jonathan Pryce – Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Lesley Manville – Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon

Dominic West – Charles, Prince of Wales

Elizabeth Debicki – Diana, Princess of Wales

Olivia Williams – Camilla Parker Bowles

Khalid Abdalla – Dodi Fayed

Rufus Kampa – young Prince William

Ed McVey – adult Prince William

Meg Bellamy – Catherine Middleton

Luther Ford – adult Prince Harry

Will Powell – young Prince Harry

Claudia Harrison – Anne, Princess Royal

Salim Daw – Mohamed Al-Fayed

Bertie Carvel – Tony Blair

Lydia Leonard – Cherie Blair

Marcia Warren – Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother

Theo Fraser Steele – Timothy Laurence

James Murray – Prince Andrew, Duke of York

Sam Woolf – Prince Edward

The Crown season 6 trailer

Netflix released an official trailer for the first part of season 6:

Here’s trailer for the second part of the season:

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