The critically acclaimed series about British royalty The crownportraying the dominance of the late Queen Elizabeth II, its sixth and final season will base its sixth and final season on the history of the royal family from the early 2000s. In particular, much of the plot will focus on the beginnings of the relationship of Prince William, son of Princess Diana and now King Charles III, and Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge.

Now the parents of three children, the royal couple met in 2001 when they were both studying art history at the University of Saint Andrews in the small Scottish town of the same name. They started dating as a couple in 2002 and graduated from the institution in 2005.

Meghan Markle asked for a meeting with King Charles to “set the record straight,” according to a royal specialist reporter

The actors chosen to represent William and the Duchess of Cambridge are two young performers with little or no professional experience. Ed McVey will play the prince, while Meg Bellamy will play a young Kate.

According to the portal deadlineMcVey, 22, graduated from the London Drama Center in 2021 and was an understudy to the lead in the play Camp Siegfried in traditional theatre old victim in London.

However, McVey is just one of two actors who will play the prince on the Netflix show. Teenager Rufus Kampa plays 15-year-old William as he struggles with the sudden and untimely death of his mother, Princess Diana. For his part, Bellamy, 19, has only appeared in amateur productions so far. The crown represents the film debut of the three actors.

The producers of the series are used to giving young talent opportunities: they have done that before with Emma Corrin, who played the role of Lady Di in the show’s fourth season. His performance earned him a Golden Globe Award in 2021.

Letizia of Spain, ignored by the Iranian ambassador; This is the standard that does not allow you to greet or royalty

The sixth season of The crown It will debut on Netflix in late 2023 and will feature Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II, Elizabeth Debicki as adult Princess Diana, and Dominic West as then-Prince Charles.