Netflix unveils first photo of the new Elizabeth II

The pbading of corgis and crown went well. Netflix revealed on Monday a first shot of the third season of The Crown . We discover the new interpreter of Elizabeth II: Olivia Colman. The British actress appears as majestic as her predecessor Claire Foy. The photograph shows the star of Broadchurch having tea in a pink suit in front of a plate of toast and orange marmalade.

To cover the late 1960s, the biographical series on the Peter Morgan's Queen of England, who had begun in 1947 with the marriage of Elizabeth and Philip, changed her actors rather than burying them under a ton of makeup and prosthetics to age them. Exit the splendid Claire Foy, Vanessa Kirby and Matt Smith as Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret and the Duke of Edinburgh. No less remarkable Olivia Colman, Helena Bonham-Carter ( Harry Potter, Ocean's 8 ), and Tobias Menzies ( The Terror, Outlander )

Mystery on the performer of Prince Charles

This new season should not arrive on our screens before 2019, as the legend of the cliché exhorts to the "patience". Playwright Peter Morgan, exegete of the Windsor and already at work on The Queen with Helen Mirren on the painful awakening of the British monarchy after the death of Princess Diana, will chronicle the arrival at Downing Street of Labor Premier Harold Wilson, with whom Elizabeth II will build a respectful relationship. We will also see the birth of Prince Edward's last son and the emergence of Prince Charles, who was enthroned Prince of Wales in 1969.

The producers of The Crown have not yet revealed the actor who will take on this key role. Rumors claim that Josh O'Connor, revealed by the rural drama Only the earth would hold the rope.

The Crown like Strangers things ] brought Netflix a shower of rewards. Last week, the second saion of the series received 13 nominations at the Emmys, the Oscars of American television. For the first time, the SVOD platform outperformed HBO with 112 vs. 108 citations.