Netflix Unveils First Look at Prince William and Kate Middleton in ‘The Crown’ Season Six

Fans of Netflix’s “The Crown” may have to wait a little longer until season six premieres, but on Thursday, the streaming platform dropped a sneak preview of what’s to come. Three stills from the final season reveal that the early days of the new Prince and Princess of Wales’ relationship will be an important plotline. “The Crown,” created by Peter Morgan, premiered on Netflix in 2016. While the Emmy-winning series mainly charts the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, other familiar faces from the British royal family have been heavily featured. Ahead of its debut, here’s a look at the upcoming sixth season of “The Crown.” Meg Bellamy and Ed McVey in “The Crown.” When will season six of “The Crown” premiere? An exact premiere date hasn’t been announced yet, but filming has already wrapped on season six. According to Netflix, the season consists of 10 episodes, which will be released before the end of the year. Who is in the cast? Imelda Staunton will reprise the role of Queen Elizabeth II. Staunton joined the cast for season five, with the role previously being played by Olivia Colman and Claire Foy. Dominic West and Jonathan Pryce will return as Prince Charles and Prince Philip, respectively. Elizabeth Debicki will step

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