New seasons of 'The Crown' 'You' and 'The Witcher' get release dates
The Hindu
Netflix made the announcements during its global fan event Tudum on Saturday
Netflix has set premiere dates for the new seasons of popular shows The Crown, You and The Witcher. The streaming service made the announcements during its global fan event Tudum on Saturday and also showcased exclusive footage from the shows.
Drama series The Crown, a fictional take on the British Royal Family, will return with its fifth season on November 9.
A new set of actors will be playing the who's who of the British monarchy in the latest chapter of the Peter Morgan-created show.
British veteran Imelda Staunton takes over from Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II while Jonathan Pryce will play her husband, Prince Philip. Lesley Manville will be seen as the Queen’s sister Princess Margaret.
Dominic West is stepping into the role of Prince Charles with Elizabeth Debicki playing Princess Diana and Jonny Lee Miller starring as Prime Minister John Major.
The fourth season of Penn Badgley-led You has been divided into two parts. The first part will debut on Netflix's platform on February 10, 2023 followed by the second instalment on March 10.
Adapted from the books You and Hidden Bodies by Caroline Kepnes, You has been developed by Greg Berlanti and Sera Gamble. It features Badgley as Joe Goldberg, a serial killer, stalker and former bookstore manager. The fourth season's first teaser is set in London and reveals that Joe has taken on the identity of Professor Jonathan Moore.
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