"The Crown" Season 2, the show of the World's leading monarch is coming back for another series of spectacular web streaming on the Netflix channel. This is good news for the many fans who have watched Claire Foy & Matt Smith's impressive display of character.
The bad news is that Foy who played Queen Elizabeth and Smith who played Prince Phillip will be leaving the show in season 3. After the "The Crown" Season 2, they will be replaced by new casts who will both play the older characters versions.
"The Crown" Season 2 is crafted to fit into the time of the historical saga of the younger Queen Elizabeth since 1947 to the older Queen after 1964, according to Premieredate. The season will be a period of the queen's rule after the Churchill's war and most influential era.
"No man should be punished for love..." #TheCrown pic.twitter.com/XFTLGgqUCR
— The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) November 8, 2016
Additionally, "The Crown" Season 2 will be a time that would unravel the challenges facing the royal couple in Britain's pre-modern era. The story arc will delve deeply into the character of Prince Phillip, his past and his present befitting for a husband of the Queen of England.
In @TheCrownNetflix, Peter Morgan invites us to spend ten hours in the company of Elizabeth II. https://t.co/um00Um7fHC pic.twitter.com/V0eaIiAoOJ — The New Yorker (@NewYorker) November 7, 2016
According to Gamenguide, the last season of the "The Crown" Season 2 portrayed the 25-year old Elizabeth ascending to the throne of England. As the young queen, she had the biggest challenge of ensuring the crown and royal family's stability and a symbol of Britain's monarchy.
"The Crown" Season 2 is now bracing for production to catch up for its showing sometime in Fall or Winter of 2017. It is still a long way off but fans are expecting and even more remarkable show from Netflix.
