Controversy has followed Netflix's royal drama since its first season, and its last will prove to be no exception, an entertainment expert tells Newsweek.
"However, the show will draw in a new audience, eager to see how the high-profile drama will be handled and whether unanswered questions will come to light," Boardman added."This is the most crucial and memorable part of the drama for many of us who already have our own theories."
Here, though, the show may find its subject-matter upsetting to the princess' two sons, William and Harry.on depictions of their mother's death in popular media. "Managing expectations of all sides is a no-win situation. For William and Harry, the re-telling of their mother's death will undoubtedly"Prince Harry admitted in his memoir that he still does not really know if he fully believes the accepted police theory surrounding the crash, though looking at all the reports, facts, reviewing witness statements, the expected attention boost will see both praise and critical response.
"Yet, with no expense spared and each scene meticulously reviewed, the real challenge for Peter Morgan [creator] and his production team will be to strive to create the most accurate depiction to date and carefully set the tones and direct the cast," Boardman added. Elizabeth Debicki in character as Princess Diana in Netflix's fifth season of"The Crown." The actress will have to portray the final days of the royal in season six.
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