Hey there, royal watchers! The wait is almost over for all you 'The Crown' enthusiasts. Season 3 of Netflix's captivating saga about the royal family has finally dropped a teaser trailer, giving us our first glimpse of the incredible Olivia Colman stepping into the iconic role of Queen Elizabeth II. Replacing Claire Foy, Olivia is set to bring her own unique charm and gravitas to the role. And guess what? We even have a release date for when we can all dive into the new episodes and get our royal fix.
First Look: Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II
Now, let's talk about that teaser trailer. At just 21 seconds, it might be short, but it's packed with anticipation. While there aren't any spoken lines, the dramatic music alone sets the tone for what's to come. We catch a quick but powerful glimpse of Olivia Colman walking across the screen, exuding regality. It's like we're peeking through a doorway, watching her pause for a moment to glance at us before continuing her majestic stride. This brief moment is enough to leave fans buzzing with excitement.
What to Expect in Season 3
Let's dive deeper into what's coming up in 'The Crown.' This series, masterminded by creator Peter Morgan, is set to span an epic 60 episodes over six seasons. So far, the first two seasons, featuring Claire Foy, have covered the years 1947-1955 and 1956-1964, respectively. Now, with Season 3, we're stepping into the next chapter of the Queen's life and reign. This season is all about exploring the complexities and challenges that defined the British monarchy during the following decades.
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A Star-Studded Cast Joins Olivia Colman
Joining Olivia in this season is an impressive lineup of talented actors. Tobias Menzies takes on the role of Prince Philip, bringing his unique depth to the character. We also have Ben Daniels as Lord Snowdon, Helena Bonham Carter as the ever-charismatic Princess Margaret, and Emerald Fennell as Camilla Parker Bowles. Josh O'Connor plays Prince Charles, with Marion Bailey as the Queen Mother and Erin Doherty as Princess Anne. Rounding out the cast is Jason Watkins, who portrays Prime Minister Harold Wilson. And don't worry, fans of Margaret Thatcher and Lady Diana Spencer—Gillian Anderson and Emma Corrin will be joining the series in Season 4.
Mark Your Calendars: 'The Crown' Returns
So, when can you tune in to see all this royal drama unfold? New episodes of 'The Crown' will be available on Netflix starting Sunday, November 17. Make sure to clear your schedule because once you start binge-watching, there's no turning back. This season promises to deliver the same level of intrigue and historical insight that has made 'The Crown' a global phenomenon. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of the British monarchy like never before!
