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Netflix semi fictional take on the royal family hit their most critically negative reception for its fifth season. If you are British, you know the 90s decade wasn't their greatest decade, from one scandal to another scandal. The public opinion of the monarch in the 90s wasn't the best, unless you were the people princess Herself Diana, the royals was hated. Miss MOJO even admits for the last decade, they've been trying to rebrand king Charles to good public gracious in the British public, but this season, despite being fictional take on accurate events, might see that rebranding crash It's already on thin ice with the younger public rewinding the people about the genocide and the history of the common wealth nation and its racist past, all while happening when Britain was mourning Elizabeth. They even mention the family is really private so when a scandal breaks, they can't go against protocol and defend themselves, they have to just let any scandal ride it's course and hope for a positive outcome.. So with that said, the series is Gonna unfortunately make the queen consort, the other girl is the main chick here, the bad guy . And see Diana go as a free woman, basically revenge Dress, etc. Mock Charles in front of the world. It's no secret, he's the reason why Diana wasn't allowed the your, majesty title after the divorce Are you all gonna tune into the season that's actually making them mad of having to live it over again, the worst time period of their lives.

The Crown' suspending production as 'mark of respect' for Queen Elizabeth ''Producers of the Netflix historical drama "The Crown" are pausing production on the show's sixth season after news of Queen Elizabeth's death. "As a mark of respect, filming on 'The Crown' was suspended today. Filming will also be suspended on the day of Her Majesty The Queen's funeral," producers for "The Crown" said in a statement to CNN on Friday. The Emmy-winning series, created by Peter Morgan, centers on the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Season 5, expected to premiere in November, will cover the events of the late monarch's reign in the 21st century.'' 'The Crown' suspending production as 'mark of respect' for Queen Elizabeth EDITION.CNN.COM Producers of the Netflix historical drama "The Crown" are pausing production on the show's sixth season after news of Queen Elizabeth's death. The Crown resumes filming ''Filming for award-winning Netflix series The Crown has resumed after being suspended for only one day following the death of Her Majesty The Queen. The monarch passed away peacefully at Balmoral after Buckingham Palace announced she was 'under medical supervision' when doctors said they had become concerned for her health. Actors were spotted on set at The Savoy Hotel in London on Sunday as filming for the sixth series continues. ''