The series that aroused the anger of the British government: includes the story of Queen Elizabeth II

With a fifth season about to premiere in 2022, “The Crown” has become the series of discord between the British government and Netflix. The streaming giant’s series addresses the most significant historical events of the British royal family and in its fourth season delves into the life of Queen Elizabeth II.

This British series, which has been rated the most expensive in history, is a fiction about the life of Queen Elizabeth II from the 1940s to the present day. And while it has also become a favorite and most successful within Netflix, it has also spawned disagreements in the British crown.

While it is true that Queen Elizabeth II has never spoken aloud against or in favor of the Netflix series, this historical drama caused a certain unease for the British royal family, so much so that, at the time, the Secretary of Culture, Oliver, arrived. Dowden out to declare that the streaming giant hasn’t been partial or clear with the events it has been dealing with since its first season.

The delivery they would not have liked most would have been the fourth seasonprecisely with the introduction of Diana Spencerknown more as Lady Di, and who according to the historical drama presented the inconveniences, the dislikes, the comparisons and even the infidelities of the marriage she had with the then Prince Charles.

Although Netflix has continued production, the UK government has asked the company to include a notice at the beginning of its episodes clarifying that this is a time series where not everything is real. He was asked to clarify what is real and what is fictional when talking about the Windsor family, according to a statement released to The mail.

It’s a flawlessly produced work of fiction, like many other television productions, but Netflix should make it clear at the outset that that’s just what it is, “noted Oliver in 2021.

The fourth season of “The Crown” generated a rejection

The fourth season of ‘The Crown’ also came to the eyes of the brother of Princess Diana, Carlo Spencer, who confessed that the problem with the series are those Americans who have taken what the production has told seriously, coming to consider the episodes as a kind of story when they are simply historical facts told through fiction; fearing the wrong idea of ​​what her sister was.

All the annoyances with the series, plus it didn’t clarify what fiction was, stemmed from the revelations that as the plot and seasons progressed, the Peter Morgan production. Personal intrigues, novels, crown rivalries, political rivalries and more have been revealed, reason enough to never have the approval of the monarch or the environment.

Above all, it was necessary to consider that, in the line of succession of the British crown, Prince Charles would be the one who would occupy the position of the now deceased mother, Queen Elizabeth II, and through the revelations that the series made, after introducing the character Lady Di’s was littering her name and; How to allow it for the monarch in succession?

Unofficially it was learned that both the queen and the members of the crown were delighted with the first season, they were satisfied with their story. Prince Edward and his wife Sophia, Earls of Wessex, spoke as fans of ‘The crown’, they would be the ones to convince the monarch to give the series a chance and that’s how she accepted, according to revelations from sources close to the royal family, to Sunday express.

The anger came after the first season and escalated with the outcome of the fourth episode, completely rejecting the image that was offered about her and her family. Adding to the criticism was Dickie Arbiter, the Queen’s former press officer, who said the Queen was upset by the portrayal of her she was given in Season 4, to the point of defaming herself.

Now, with the death of Queen Elizabeth II announced on September 8, 2022, what will be the first impressions of the British royal family ahead of the fifth season of “The Crown” due out November 22 this year on Netflix.