The Crown Season 4 [DVD] [2021]

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and a critical consensus: "Whatever historical liberties The Crown takes are easily forgiven thanks to the sheer power of its performances – particularly Gillian Anderson's imposing take on The Iron Lady and newcomer Emma Corrin's embodiment of a young Princess Diana.

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As we enter season 4 of The Crown, Queen Elizabeth II ( Olivia Colman) takes a bit of a backseat as the show introduces the two women who will come to define the next decade of her reign, the soon-to-be Princess of Wales, Diana Spencer ( Emma Corrin) and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher ( Gillian Anderson). Thatcher refuses to sign any statement that includes the terms "sanctions" or "proposals," which sets off a pretty amusing sequence where she's repeatedly brought the statement and she continues to decline their choice of synonyms for "sanctions. With all this new information, the princess realizes that the sisters never threatened the integrity of the royal family, so they need never have been hidden away. Rotten Tomatoes reported a 95% approval rating for the season based on 107 reviews, with an average rating of 8. When the queen inquires about the change in their weekly meetings, she takes umbrage when Thatcher blames the men's privilege for their lack of grit.

The prince stews until all that simmering resentment comes to a head after dinner in Tasmania, where he believes his wife was making faces behind his back while he made a speech. She later pleads with Charles to drop any notions of breaking it off with the princess, because as she puts it, she'd always lose in a popularity contest with Diana (and she's not wrong). Philip kindly consoles her, saying both that she's the mother of the nation and that the children will sort themselves out now that they are adults. He warns her that the family doesn't protect anything but the center, but Margaret believes she is in the center and always will be and sends him on his way after asking him to pray for her. During their weekly meeting, Elizabeth takes her prime minister to task for the abysmal state of the country.

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The queen can't understand the cause of her woe, after all the tour was a roaring success, though she does admit she finds her son hard to understand at times too. We begin the latest segment in the Charles and Diana soap opera at an opera of a different kind—the Royal Opera House.In one last desperate ditch effort to be heard, Diana launches herself at the queen and hugs her, begging Her Royal Highness not to push her away. A few moments later, she appears on stage and dances with one of the performers to Billy Joel's "Uptown Girl," much to Charles' abject horror. The next day, Margaret tells her story of rejection to the queen, who points out to her sister that of course Dazzle turned her down, he's—and I quote—"a friend of Dorothy.

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The third season was delayed by a year (for similar reasons to the upcoming fifth season), but the second season still came to DVD about a year after the release on Netflix. Having come so close the first time—and after a nasty fight with his ex-wife's new beau—Fagan gears up for take two. Instead, the Queen, who points out that the country is against her, suggests she do nothing "for once. Anne bitterly asks if doing nothing is her solution to everything and stalks off in tears, leaving the queen feeling helpless once again.When her courtier, Martin Charteris (Charles Edwards), suggests that she herself might tutor Diana in royal protocol as a nice gesture from one queen to the next, Elizabeth demures, saying she's too much of a softie (ha! Before she joined Entertainment Weekly, she was the New York Daily News' entertainment photo editor. Diana isn't aware of that yet and as her grandmother, Lady Fermoy, who is also the Queen Mother's lady-in-waiting, greets her, she gets a stern warning that this is the most important weekend of her life. Lauren is a senior photo editor and the cohost of the Dagobah Dispatch and West of Westeros podcasts. Charles skulks off and asks Camilla if he were somehow able to leave his marriage, if she would promise to do the same and leave her husband.