"The Crown" is bowing out.
After a Part 1 that chronicled the final days and the death of Princess Diana, Part 2 of Season 6 is expected to shift gears and enter a new millennium and focus more on happier times in British royal family including the Queen's Golden Jubilee, King Charles III and Camilla's wedding and the budding university romance between Prince William and Kate Middleton.
"Picking up a few months after the tragedy, Part 2 sees Prince William and Prince Harry growing up, with the former pursuing his studies at the University of St. Andrews," says Netflix about the upcoming Part 2. "As these first-look photos show, it’s time for some royal romance when William meets fellow student Kate Middleton during his time at uni."
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Season 6 of the Emmy-winning blockbuster series, which presents a fictionalized account of the life of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, will cover major royal events from 1997-2005, according to Netflix.
"In the final six episodes, we’ll see Queen Elizabeth II (Imelda Staunton) reflect on her reign and look ahead to a time when her successors will take the throne," Netflix said in a press release.
Here's what to know about "The Crown" Season 6, Part 2, including the release date, cast and trailer.
Part 2 of Season 6, which includes episodes 5 through 10 (each 60 minutes long), will drop on the streaming platform on Thursday, Dec. 14, at 3 a.m. ET, according to Netflix.
All four Part 1 episodes released on Netflix Nov. 16.
Part 1 of Season 6 of "The Crown" is available to stream on Netflix, as are all previous seasons. Part 2 will drop on the streaming site on Dec. 14.
Here's a list of actors and their characters in Season 6 of "The Crown".
Netflix dropped the trailer for Part 2 of the final season of "The Crown" on Dec. 1.
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