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The Crown S6 first looks out 

The final season will release in two parts, one on November 16 and other on December 14

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The first looks of The Crown season six, featuring late Princess Diana, Princes William and Harry, and Queen Elizabeth, were released by Netflix recently.

The final season will release in two parts, one on November 16 and other on December 14.

The first looks include the moments Diana faced the media, the younger days of the princes William and Harry spent with their parents. While the younger versions are portrayed by Rufus Kampa (William) and Fflyn Edwards (Harry), their respective older versions are essayed by Ed McVey and Luther Ford. Meg Bellamy will play Kate Middleton. The sixth season will show the untimely demise of Diana, the start of romance between Prince William and Kate Middleton when they met at university St Andrews in the early 2000s. Elizabeth Debicki will be reprising the role of the late princess.

Others part of the cast include Imelda Staunton, Jonathan Pryce, Lesley Manville, Dominic West, Claudia Harrison, Olivia Williams, among others. The Crown is created by Peter Morgan who has also written the show.

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