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is taking on one of Princess Diana's most iconic moments in the upcoming season five.

Bridgerton actress Phoebe Dynevor took her Coronation Street star mum Sally Dynevor as her plus one to the star-studded Harper’s Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards 2021.The famous mother and daughter duo, who are best known as Bridgerton’s Daphne and the ITV soap’s Sally Metcalf, posed together for photos as they enjoyed mingling with the other VIP guests, including The Crown actress Claire Foy and Succession star Sarah Snook.

is well underway, and Elizabeth Debicki and Dominic West are stepping into their roles as Princess Diana and Prince Charles as the next season of the Netflix series sees the royal family deal with the issues that plagued them in the '90s.In new photos released from the set, Debicki and West, who took over the roles from Emma Corrin and Josh O’Connor, respectively, are seen recreating their infamous family vacation to Italy, alongside sons Prince William and Prince Harry in honor of the couple's

Emma Corrin and Josh O’Connor, respectively.Debicki, 31, rocks a colorful floral dress and sunglasses as Diana while West, 51, wears a crisp blue and tan suit as the heir to the throne.The actors are seemingly recreating the infamous Italy trip the royals took in 1991 alongside sons Prince William and Prince Harry, a vacation in honor of their 10-year wedding anniversary.

Whether it’s on Netflix’s The Crown or Diana, the Musical, the story of Princess Diana’s revenge dress is still being told today. Of course, there is always an element of fiction versus truth when it comes to these royal productions, which begs the question: What is the real Princess Diana revenge dress story?

The Crown series five start date has been revealed as November 2022. Imelda Staunton, who will be portraying Queen Elizabeth II in the fifth season, shared a video message over the weekend posted to Netflix's official YouTube channel.The actress, 65, who is taking over the role from previous stars Olivia Colman and Claire Foy, admitted that her stomach is doing "somersaults" and she hopes to maintain the "very high standard" they have set.

The first teaser trailer for the hotly anticipated second series of Netflix's raunchy period drama Bridgerton has been released. While the relationship between Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor) and Simon Basset, Duke of Hastings (Regé-Jean Page), took centre stage in the first instalment, the second series will focus on the eldest Bridgerton child Anthony's romantic pursuits as he becomes a Viscount.

, Netflix has revealed that the new installment of the Emmy-winning historical drama about the royal family will premiere in November 2022. The news came during Netflix’s global fan event, where series newcomer Imelda Staunton introduced her new version of Queen Elizabeth II after taking over for Olivia Colman, who portrayed the matriarch in seasons 3 and 4. While the premiere seems dreadfully far away, it falls in line with how the previous seasons of debuted on Netflix.

Netflix is hosting a new, one-of-a-kind global fan event that will include a star-studded lineup unlike we've seen before from the streaming platform.

Call The Midwife could be in danger after the studio that the show is filmed in has been bought by Netflix. The streaming giant - which makes shows such as Sex Education and The Crown - has said that only its own shows will be made in the studio.

Olivia Colman opened up about the tragic death of her father, Keith Colman, during the 2021 Emmy Awards, revealing that she lost her dad during the coronavirus pandemic.The 47-year-old talented actress began her emotional speech, accepting the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her iconic role in Netflix‘s The Crown.“I’m going to be very quick because I’m very teary as I wish my dad was here to see this,” Olivia shared, adding “I lost my dad during COVID, and he would have

Emmys 2021 viewers — by delivering her acceptance speech with her native American accent.The actress — who won Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series for her performance as Margaret Thatcher in “The Crown” —  has spent the better part of two decades playing roles primarily with a British accent. However, Anderson, 53, was actually born in Chicago and spent her childhood split between Puerto Rico and London before moving back to her Illinois homeland at 11.

Oscar-winning actress Emma Thompson has joked that she’s given her husband Greg Wise condoms in case he falls victim to the infamous ‘Strictly curse’.The 62-year-old acting legend, whose husband Greg, 55, is dancing alongside the show’s longest-serving Strictly pro Karen Hauer, made the tongue-in-cheek comment as she opened up about him taking part in the BBC series.

Netflix’s The Crown swept the floor at the 2021 Emmy Awards on Sunday as the hit show scooped seven prizes.The programme won the highly-coveted Best Drama Series award, while four of the main cast – Olivia Colman, Gillian Anderson, Tobias Menzies and Josh O’Connor – won individual acting accolades. Olivia Colman’s Best Actress in a Drama Series win sparked a tear-jerking speech as the actress took the chance to remember her late father, who died during the pandemic.

Olivia Colman broke down in tears as she paid tribute to her late father in her emotional Emmy await acceptance speech on Sunday 19 September.The Crown actress picked up the gong for Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series for her role as Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown. Actress Olivia and the rest of the cast in the UK attended a special ceremony on British soil due to travel restrictions between the UK and US.

's sweep continues at the 2021 Emmys! Following Gillian Anderson and Olivia Colman's wins, Josh O'Connor accepted an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Prince Charles. In his speech, O'Connor gave a sweet shout-out to Emma Corrin, who played Princess Diana. She was also up for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series at Sunday's show, though Colman was awarded that honor. «I'm an absolute wreck,» O'Connor began his speech.

73rd Primetime Emmy Awards, the Netflix drama won one of the top awards of the evening — Outstanding Drama Series.Creator and executive producer Peter Morgan accepted the award on the show's behalf during a satellite London party filled with cast and crew as he took to the mic to accept the prestigious honor after presenter Adrien Brody revealed the winner. «Thank you, the Television Academy. Thank you, Netflix. Thank you, Sony.

It is not often that we get to view Netflix as an underdog. Since the platform began to invest in original content, it has dominated cultural conversations worldwide and set the gold standard for subscription numbers.

While Netflix lost the title of most Emmy-nominated network, cable channel, or streamer last year to HBO/HBOMax (albeit a disputed claim), but they’re going to be gunning back for that title tonight. Yes, HBO/HBO Max has “Mare Of Easttown” and “Hacks,” (and double-nominee Jean Smart) both of which should be strong contenders in the evening, but Netflix has “The Queen’s Gambit” and “The Crown” that should give them both a run for their money.

kick off at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.The show, airing live on CBS and streaming on sister network Paramount+, will look a bit different from last year’s virtual ceremony, which was hosted by Jimmy Kimmel in front of a cardboard cutout audience due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Josh O'Connor dug deep into research to play Prince Charles on, but stepping out of character came «easily.» While speaking with ET's Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner on the red carpet at Sunday's Emmy Awards, O'Connor opened up about saying goodbye to the character. «It happened quite easily, there was a whole global pandemic,» he said, matter-of-factly. O'Connor played the role of Charles for two seasons, which was a «long time» in his book. «I loved it,» he said.

can’t-miss competition and extra-compelling categories that will be worth the watch. Not to mention, the ceremony will be in-person, a refreshing change from last year's awards, which had to be conducted mainly remotely. Despite significantly fewer television show submissions due to the pandemic slowing production, the competition is fierce.

can’t-miss competition and extra-compelling categories that will be worth the watch. Not to mention, the ceremony will be in-person, a refreshing change from last year's awards, which had to be conducted mainly remotely. Despite significantly fewer television show submissions due to the pandemic slowing production, the competition is fierce.

In yet another sign the Television Academy may need to seriously reconsider some of its categories, Claire Foy won her second Emmy Award for playing Queen Elizabeth II in “The Crown.” This win, however, came in the Guest Actress in a Drama Series category and for a less than 5 minute appearance in the fifth season of the series.

Elizabeth Debicki looked the spitting image of Princess Diana as she was snapped filming the next season of The Crown.The 30 year old actress is taking over from Emma Corrin as the late Princess in the coming fifth season of the show, which will further explore the relationship breakdown between herself and Prince Charles.

Line of Duty won big at this year’s TV Choice Awards, scoring a hat-trick of gongs at the ceremony.The BBC drama triumphed in the Best Drama Series category, as well as Best Actor and Best Actress awards for Martin Compston and Vicky McClure. Vicky beat off A-List competition from Olivia Colman for The Crown, Phoebe Dynevor for Bridgerton and Nicola Walker for ITV drama Unforgotten.Thanking the TV Choice viewers for her accolade, Vicky said: “You been so supportive over the years says.

can’t-miss competition and extra-compelling categories that will be worth the watch. Not to mention, the ceremony will be in-person, a refreshing change from last year's awards, which had to be conducted mainly remotely. Despite significantly fewer television show submissions due to the pandemic slowing production, the competition is fierce.

's fifth season isn't expected to be coming out until 2022, but fans are already excited for the new cast.

The Crown has released the first look at Elizabeth Debicki and Dominic West pictured as Princess Diana and Prince Charles for series five. In the new images, it sees Dominic, 51, transform into the Prince of Wales as he wears a brown trouser suit and stares into the distance while standing outside.

and Golden Globes. Season 5 will also see Imelda Staunton, 65, taking over the role of Queen Elizabeth.

season 5 of , Netflix released a rare, deleted scene from season 4, with Emma Corrin portraying Princess Diana as she performs “All I Ask of You” from for Prince Charles (Josh O’Connor). The scene from Peter Morgan’s historical drama about the royal family is based on widely reported rumors that Diana taped herself performing the iconic song at the West End as a seventh wedding anniversary gift for her husband. While the clip didn’t make it into the final cut of the episode “Avalanche,” it shows

Outside of the Limited Series categories, there appear to be few close races this Emmy season. One exception is Best Actress, where frontrunner “The Crown’s” Emma Corrin faces a potentially historic win from “Pose’s” M.J.

Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II in the upcoming Season 5 of “The Crown.”The new season will chronicle the Queen in the later years of her life. Staunton, 65, is the third actress to play the monarch, following Olivia Colman’s Seasons 3 and 4 portrayal and, previously, Claire Foy in Seasons 1 and 2.The fifth season will pick up where the fourth season left off — the early 1990s.

Apple and A24 are teaming for a new film, “Sharper,” that will star Oscar-winner Julianne Moore (“Boogie Nights,” “Still Alice“). Moore will play con artist as the film is set in Manhattan’s billionaire echelon.

It’s the hit Netflix series we’ve been waiting for on the edge of our seats ever since season four ended. Yes, The Crown is due to return for a fifth series and we’ve caught a first glimpse at Imelda Staunton in character as Queen Elizabeth II.The talented actress, 65, looks the part in the image released ahead of the release by Netlix.

Imelda Staunton is ready to take over for Olivia Colman.