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Since it first aired almost a decade ago, it has captivated history enthusiasts for ever. Wolf Hall, a Hilary Mantel's trilogy's adaptation, primarily focuses on Thomas Cromwell's ascension and then abrupt fall from grace in Henry VIII's courthouse, which premiered in 2015. With a new diverse cast, the third and final part, The Mirror and the Sun, is back. Damien Lewis portrays Henry VIII, while Mark Rylance reimagines his role as Cromwell. Anne Seymour, Queen Jane's third cousin, is depicted by Cecilia Appiah. Jonathan Pryce portrays Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, while Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Henry's trusted aide, is Ralph Sadler. Margery Wentworth, Queen Jane's mother, is depicted in Sarah Priddy's final portrait.

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Following her 'cameo' in Netflix's The Crown, Cindy Crawford shared a throwback photo of herself posing with Princess Diana as she remembered visiting Kensington Palace. The iconic supermodel, 57, who recently enjoyed a casual date night with husband Rande Gerber in Malibu, posted a snippet from the show's sixth season, where a young Prince William, portrayed by Ed McVey, had posters of models on his wall. Prince Philip, portrayed by Jonathan Pryce, asked William who the women were, and he replied, "Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Crawford, and Naomi Campbell."

Ed McVey has admitted that he thought he'missed the boat' to appear in The Crown, where he portrays Prince William in the final series. In season six of the show alongside Meg Bellamy as Kate Middleton, the actor, 24, stars following the events of their relationship from the beginnings. Ed Miliband narrated how he watched The Crown while attending drama school but was told he'd be too old to be on the show.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: In the recent episodes of The Crown, Prince Harry's unfortunate fancy dress appearance in a Nazi uniform in 2005 is highlighted. Imelda Staunton as the Queen seeks advice from Tony Blair, asking: 'Where is the judgment?The swastika armband, two weeks before Holocaust Memorial Day?'Prince Philip Pryce adds, "His father [Charles] has gotten him mucking out pigs as punishment." 'The uniform was wrong,' Philip calls the costume rental store and gives them a piece of their mind.' The German Africa Corps never wore swastikas.' Will Harry, who admits to fact-checking the show, provide Netflix with a notebook of corrections?Has Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove been taking a particular interest in health matters since catching the eye of firecracker Dr Saira Ghafur, from the Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College London?Saira is also an honorary consultant with Imperial's NHS Trust. When asked for her student tips, she answered, 'Reach out and talk to people to hear about what you are interested in.' You never know where a conversation will lead.' When making reservations for her Christmas Day brunch with 30 people, Dawn French hasn't read Debrett's etiquette book. 'That's a lot to think about, and when they do landlocked, I'm already overwhelmed,' she says. 'I take baths and everybody knows it's okay.' Obviously not during the main meal, but soon after. They're positive it's true, but they've accepted this about me now because it's never going to change.' Perhaps the turkey and ham piped aboard from the tap end next year, Dawn.

Robert De Niro was brace for his role as a terrorist plumber in sci-fi dark comedy Brazil (1985) by shadowing a brain surgeon, according to the film's director. Terry Gilliam talked to The Guardian about the film's production, and its actor, Jonathan Pryce, played Sam Lowry. Robert, 80, had been before the role of antagonist Jack Lint, but Terry, 83, had already promised it to a friend, Michael Palin.

As she stepped out at The Royal Festival Hall, the actress, 21, who will appear as Kate Middleton in the forthcoming episodes of the Netflix series, stunned. Meg wowed a knitted cream Valentino dress, which she styled with a variety of stunning silver jewelry.

The 53-year-old (left) is one of the Chasers on the hit television series referred to by host Bradley Walsh as The Sinnerman. Saint or Sinha? He is also a good comedian who had his own solo performance at the Edinburgh Festival. In a series of articles on X, Sinha revealed the 'unpleasant' incident involving his local NHS trust. Despite my skepticism about having lived here my entire life, I was sent a letter from my NHS charity, asking that I produce multiple documents establishing that I am a UK citizen.' 'I feel like Jonathan Pryce in Brazil, and it isn't pleasant,' he wrote, possibly referring to the actor's appearance in 1985 film Brazil.

Harriet Walter and Timothy Spall have joined Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Shadow. Mark Rylance, Damian Lewis, Jonathan Pryce, Kate Phillips, and Lilit Lesser will all be back for the six-part series as previously revealed. Filming has begun across England and Wales based on Peter Kosminsky's final book in Hilary Mantel's multi award-winning trilogy, as the historical drama directed by Peter Kosminsky and produced by Linda Osborne.

Wolf Hall, the beloved period drama, is back on film in Bristol, with the all-star cast joining in. The BBC announced the revival of the famous period drama eight years after it first appeared on television and production was ongoing on the series when Mark Rylance, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, and Jonathan Pryce were on set. Wolf Hall is expected to make a comeback based on Dame Hilary Mantel's trilogy, The Mirror and The Light, with Mark playing Thomas Cromwell, Thomas Thomas as his secretary and Jonathan as Cardinal Wolsey.

Penny, also known as Countess Mountbatten of Burma, was Philip's carriage driving companion and featured in series five of Netflix's (right) starring British actor Natascha McElhone. Jonathan Pryce (inset) said he had no previous knowledge of the pair's friendship, which made him believe the 'British press was clearly orchestrated into suppressing these reports.' "The first thing I learned about him was the fact he told me the way he wanted to reveal and discuss this relationship with Penny Romsey." In 2009, Penny and Philip were pictured together.

Mr Morton, the last instalment of the Peter Morgan biopic, which is available on Netflix, will dramatize the weeks leading up to the late Princess of Wales' suicide and his fallout within the royal family, as well as her death. For those of us who lived through those days, it is likely to ignite the remembrance and sadness that has existed.' That's why the Crown team has been so keen to stress how sensitively the princess's untimely death has been handled,' he explained. Left: Diana in 1997, right: Elizabeth Debecki as Diana in the Crown. Inset: William, Harry and Charles at Diana's funeral

On Sunday evening, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were reunited with their estranged brother, The Duke Of Sussex, but not as fans knew it. On the red carpet at the Netflix show's series six premiere at the Westwood Regency Village Theatre with their co-stars, Crown actors Ed McVey, Meg Bellamy, and Luther Ford, who play William, Kate, and Harry respectively, dazzled.

The Netflix series chronicling Queen Elizabeth II's life and reign will come to an end after seven years. The hit show's sixth and final season will bring the drama to an end, but it won't quite finish the tale, since it was released in 2005 rather than in the present day. These are some of the realistic filming locations used for season six of The Crown, from a variety of stately homes imitating the royal castles to the creative use of foreign sites throughout London streets.

Netflix's royal drama The Crown is expected to come to an end with its sixth and final series, which will come to an end. The last instalment will be available in two parts, with the first launching on November 16, and the second on December 14. The last episodes of the series are expected to be more popular than ever, with several details that have leaked with controversies now. With series five, the Netflix drama was supposed to come to an end, but creator Peter Morgan told Deadline that he had reverted to his first vision and run it for six seasons. "As we began to discuss the storylines for Series 5, it became clear that we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons in order to do justice to the story's richness and complexity."

The final series of Netflix's The Crown is currently underway, but it appears that some viewers are not excited about the forthcoming series. The team behind the smashing royal drama on Twitter (formerly Twitter) gave an insight into the forthcoming season. An image from the forthcoming series was included in a social media post as well as a caption. 'The Crown's [The Crown] came to an end later this year after six seasons, seven years, and three casts.' We'll be back for more soon, but here's a preview of what's to come in our final season.' (Pictured L-R): L-R: a sneak peek at The Crown's forthcoming season; Charles and Camilla on their 2005 wedding day. Inset: In response to Netflix, social media messages were shared.

PATRICK MARMION – Thanks to Robert Hastie and his crew at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre for battling derogatory allegations of bigotry in their stonking revival of Claude-Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil's musical Miss Saigon. The show's timing had been interrupted by the censorious New Earth Theatre Company, who decided to withdraw one of their own shows at the venue in protest against Sheffield's revival of the former West End's tribute to Madame Butterfly.

Imelda Staunton, the actress of Her Late Majesty's hit Netflix series's fifth and sixth seasons, can be seen strolling around London streets waving Union Jack flags, apparently unaware of the monarch's identity. The downcast 67-year-old actress, dressed in a check cream skirt, brown cardigan, green coat, and patterned headscarf, appears to be watching as a portrait of herself is removed from The Queen's Head pub's door. Builders seem to be replacing the image in the photographs with a framed portrait of King Charles III. Fans are eagerly waiting for the debut of The Crown's last season, in which Imelda will reprise her role as Queen Elizabeth II and Jonathan Pryce portrays Prince Philip.

According to reports, the Crown may resurface as a series of films after the sixth and final series of the royal drama airs later this year. Netflix wants to continue the series in some way after it was announced that it would not continue the series until the end of the sixth season, according to various sources. 'Once this seems to be a drastic change, it's one that was a huge success for Downton Abbey, which ran for 52 episodes before revolving as two hit films,' a TV insider told the Sun.'

After the Netflix cast and crew descended on film scenes for the sixth and last series of The Crown, it's been an exciting week for undergraduates in St Andrews, Scotland. On TikTok, students have been posting sneak peeks of its stars, including Ed McVey and Meg Bellamy, who are recreating Prince William and Kate Middleton's first meeting. (Pictured from left: Ed McVey and Meg Bellamy, Ed on his way to the student library, and taking snaps with fans)

Ed McVey, Meg Bellamy, and a third actor were spotted filming today, bringing Prince William and Kate Middleton's love story into the spotlight. Meg, a student who plays Princess of Wales, was seen holding hands with the enigmatic actor, who is said to be portraying one of her ex flames. In the forthcoming series, Ed, who portrays the Prince of Wales as a student, was seen jogging around the harbour earlier today.

When walking from a Tesco in the Scottish seaside town while filming the final season of the famous Netflix drama, the 22-year-old actor appeared to be trying to keep a low profile. Ed, who would play Prince of Wales in his late teens and early 20s, retained his hands in his navy coat's pockets, as well as a matching jumper and a burgundy hat that kept his face partially obscured. William's time at University of St Andrews, where he met and fell in love with fellow student Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, is believed to be the sixth series of The Crown. They became best friends in their first year before romance blossomed after William saw 'hot' Kate stroll down a charity fashion show catwalk in a sheer dress. They graduated in 2005 and William proposed five years later.