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Why The Crown Season 6 Ends In 2005 Explained By Creator
2024/03/05 Report

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The creator of The Crown, Peter Morgan, recently explained his decision to end the series with season 6 set in 2005. Since its debut on Netflix in 2016, The Crown has spanned six seasons, with the final installment, part 2, recently premiering on the streaming platform.


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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Morgan defended his choice to conclude the show at that point, stating that he wanted to maintain a certain distance from the present day while still delivering a satisfying ending. By concluding The Crown in 2005, Morgan sought to craft a narrative that would offer closure to viewers without delving into more recent events.

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