After the death of Princess Diana in the first part, The Crown Season 6 Part 2 is about to enter the new millennium as it prepares for the end in its final six episodes. Prince William and Prince Harry are now grownups, Prince Charles is about to get married to Camilla Parker Bowles, and Queen Elizabeth faces the accusations surrounding the royal family. As these will all play out in the final season, the second part’s new trailer hints at an epic conclusion that viewers are about to witness. It also reveals how Kate Middleton catches Prince William's eyes. You can watch the preview below:
The trailer begins with the royals taking a family picture together. But as Prince William’s face turns sad, Queen Elizabeth asks him to “keep smiling.” The controversies and accusations surrounding the royal family then begin with the poll data revealing that they’re “out of touch with ordinary people,” “wasteful of public money,” and “lacked compassion.” It then focuses on Prime Minister Tony Blair, who has a new nickname, Tony King, as he aims to change the politics and soul of the United Kingdom.
The next scene then shows the Wales family. The boys are still reeling from their mother’s death, with Camilla telling Prince Charles that the young princes need him now more than ever. However, as Prince William and the Prince of Wales argue, the latter utters their family doesn’t do fathers and sons very well.
But amid everything happening in and outside the monarchy, Queen Elizabeth takes a moment to visit her past and stand for her people and her family. However, as many want to celebrate her reign as the longest-serving monarch in history on her Golden Jubilee and mark the end of an era, she can’t help but question the life and woman she had put aside when she became the Queen.
As a glimpse of her younger self is revealed, Queen Elizabeth promises her sister, Princess Margaret, that she will always be by her side. “When fate summons, even monarchs must obey,” Prince Philip says. The last scenes then feature the introduction of Meg Bellamy as Kate Middleton, catching Prince William's eyes as she walks the catwalk.
What is The Crown Season 6 Part 2 is about?
The Crown Season 6 Part 2 will see Prince William trying to live a normal life back at Eton after his mother's death while the monarchy faces a wave of public opinion. Queen Elizabeth, alternatively, can't help but reflect on the monarchy's future as she's about to reach her Golden Jubilee. Elsewhere, the final episodes will also feature the royal marriage of Prince Charles and Camilla and the start of a new relationship between Prince William and Kate Middleton.
You can read the synopsis below:
Prince William ( Ed McVey ) tries to integrate back into life at Eton in the wake of his mother’s death as the monarchy has to ride the wave of public opinion. As she reaches her Golden Jubilee, the Queen ( Imelda Staunton ) reflects on the future of the monarchy with the marriage of Charles ( Dominic West ) and Camilla ( Olivia Williams ) and the beginnings of a new Royal fairy tale in William and Kate (Bellamy).
When will The Crown Season 6 Part 2 be released?
The Crown Season 6 Part 2 will be released on Netflix on Thursday, December 14, at 12 AM PT/ 3 AM ET. You can check the other release times based on your region below:
United States (PDT) - 12:00 AM
United States (EDT) - 03:00 AM
Canada - 3:00 AM (Toronto), 12:00 AM (Vancouver)
Brazil (Rio De Janiero) - 4:00 AM
United Kingdom (GMT) - 8:00 AM
Europe (Central European Summer Time) - 9:00 AM
Europe (Eastern European Summer Time) - 10:00 AM
Australia - 3:00 PM (Perth), 5:00 PM (Sydney)
New Zealand (Auckland) - 7:00 PM
Indonesia (Jakarta) - 2:00 PM
Philippines (Manila) - 3:00 PM
Hong Kong - 3:00 PM
Singapore - 3:00 PM
Japan (Tokyo) - 4:00 PM
South Africa (Cape Town, Central Africa Time) - 9:00 AM
India (New Delhi) - 12:30 PM
Despite the controversy surrounding The Crown since it started airing in 2016, it can’t be denied that it has remained one of the fan-favorite series on Netflix. So, as it’s about to come to an end, the show about the fictional royal family won’t only bid its goodbye but will also mark the end of an era.
