The Crown Season 5 Charles and Diana’s and Bitter Divorce.

BB The Verve’s “Bittersweet Symphony” hasn’t been as famous since Annette Hargrove knocked down Kathryn Mertuil and fled the scene in Sebastian Valmont’s Jaguar at the end of 1999’s Cruel Intentions, but featuring the premiere of The Crown’s Season 5 teaser, it’s back, baby.

The scene reminds us that Season 5 will feature a few of the most famous incidents in recent Royal Family history, as Charles and Diana go to battle in the tabloids.

Beginning with the 1992 fire at Windsor Castle, the cover image of “Bittersweet Symphony” heightens the suspense as Netflix teases all we may expect this year, first from Revenge Dress to the BBC interview and everything else in between.

This is everything we know currently about Season 5 of The Crown, as well as when and how you can watch it.

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Who Is Going To Be In The Cast Of The Crown Season 5?

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Considering the royal family’s decades-long span, each and every season of The Crown features a completely new cast, and Season 5 is about to change things up once again.

Imelda Staunton would take over as Queen Elizabeth II in Season 5, after Olivia Coleman’s reign in Seasons 3 and 4. Claire Foy portrayed a young Queen Elizabeth in the series’s season 1 and season 2.

The Duke of Edinburgh is now being played by Jonathan Pryce, Princess Margaret by Lesley Manville, Prince Charles by Dominic West, Camilla Parker Bowles by Olivia Williams, and Princess Diana by Australia’s Elizabeth Debicki.

The following actors will also appear in the upcoming season:

• Jonny Lee Miller in the role of Prime Minister John Major
• Claudia Harrison will reprise Princess Anne
• Marcia Warren in the role of  the Queen Mother
• James Murray will reprise Prince Andrew
• Sam Woolf in the role of Prince Edward
• Timothée Sambor and Senan West as Prince William
• Teddy Hawley and Will Powell as Prince Harry
• Prasanna Puwanarajah as Martin Bashir
• Salim Daw as Mohamed Al Fayed
• Khalid Abdalla as Dodi Fayed

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What Will Be The Plot Of the Season 5?

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Season 5 of The Crown would bring us into the 1990s, meaning we’ll be in for a lot of drama as then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana fought each other in the tabloids.

Although Season 5 will not feature the late Princess Diana’s death in 1997, it will represent the events leading up to her death.

Season 5 of Netflix’s The Crown will follow the Royal Family as they face “perhaps their toughest struggle to yet; as the public publicly questions their role in ’90s Britain.”

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There certainly is! And seems like a pretty exciting and tense season is waiting ahead for us.

Release Date

Netflix will release the 5th season of The Crown, which covers Queen Elizabeth II’s life and reign, on November 9, 2022. This will be the first season of the series to be published following the deaths of Prince Philip on April 9, 2021, and Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, 2022.