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Netflix Adds Fictional Disclaimer To The Crown Season Five Trailer Following Backlash
10/21/2022 12:18:00 PM Netflix Adds Fictional Disclaimer To The Crown Season Five Trailer Following Backlash
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Netflix Adds “Fictional” Disclaimer To ‘ The Crown ’ Season Five Trailer Following Backlash Netflix has added a disclaimer to the description for its latest The Crown trailer following a difficult couple of weeks for the royal series. In the YouTube description below the video for the fif… trailer following a difficult couple of weeks for the royal series.In the YouTube description below the video for the fifth season trailer, Netflix states: “inspired by real events, this fictional dramatisation tells the story of Queen Elizabeth II and the political and personal events that shaped her reign” . None of the previous trailers included this disclaimer, instead going straight into a description of the season.Related Story'The White Lotus' Creator Mike White Hints At Season 3 Cast And Possible LocationThe move comes after two years of lobbying from certain circles including former Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden, who said in late 2020 that a “health warning” should be played before episodes so viewers know the series is a work of fiction. Read more:
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Liz Truss has been outlasted by a lettuce in a British tabloid live stream contest. CNN's Anna Stewart reports. Read more >> They need to retract it otherwise King Charles will lose his crown once he figures out the monarchy is fictional! 4 exciting new Netflix trailers you need to watch right now, for The Crown and moreA closer look at four new Netflix trailers the streamer released on Thursday, October 20, including one for ' The Crown ' Season 5. The Crown Season 5 Official Trailer Offers A House DividedICYMI: Returning for its fifth season on November 9, here's a look at the official trailer for Netflix and series creator PeterMorgan's TheCrown. / QueenElizabethII PrinceCharles PrincessDiana Instead, Netflix should make a series about how Peter Morgan cheated on Gillian Anderson with Jemima Khan, got caught by the papers and then had his lawyers try to silence them. PeterMorganisaliarandacheat The new 'Crown' trailer shows Diana and Charles' crumbling marriageThe first trailer for Season 5 of ' The Crown ' promises 'the beginning of the end' for its depiction of the members of the British royal family. ‘The Crown’ Season 5 Trailer Shows Monarchy in Chaos Amid Netflix CriticismThe acclaimed British royal family drama is back with a foreboding penultimate season trailer amid plenty of controversy. I don't watch the show, but seriously how do they hide the fact that Debicki is 6'3' 😂 Judi Dench calls for 'The Crown' to add a disclaimer before each episodeActress and Dame Judi Dench is voicing her concerns about the negative effect that ' The Crown ' may have on the royal family. Monarchies are bad, actually. 🙄🙄🙄 I think the Royal Family has done just fine damaging it’s own reputation.. Cough …… Andrew’s child molestation Cough…Racism about Archie’s skin tone The Crown trailer following a difficult couple of weeks for the royal series.Queen Elizabeth’s death ).\nWhen Netflix and series creator & writer Peter Morgan's The Crown returns next month, the Royal Family will be entering a new decade facing what could be their biggest challenge yet: justifying their role in '90s Britain.promises"the beginning of the end" for its depiction of the members of the British royal family. In the YouTube description below the video for the fifth season trailer, Netflix states: “inspired by real events, this fictional dramatisation tells the story of Queen Elizabeth II and the political and personal events that shaped her reign” . None of the previous trailers included this disclaimer, instead going straight into a description of the season. Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II in Season 5 of “The Crown. Related Story 'The White Lotus' Creator Mike White Hints At Season 3 Cast And Possible Location The move comes after two years of lobbying from certain circles including former Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden, who said in late 2020 that a “health warning” should be played before episodes so viewers know the series is a work of fiction.\nImage: Netflix\nHere's your look at Netflix's The Crown returning to the streaming service for its fifth season on Wednesday, November 9th:\n\nAs Queen Elizabeth II (Staunton) approaches the 40th anniversary of her accession, she reflects on a reign that has encompassed nine prime ministers, the advent of mass television, and the twilight of the British Empire. That “health warning” still doesn’t appear in the current trailer, however, only in the YouTube description. “As Queen Elizabeth II (Imelda Staunton) approaches the 40th anniversary of her accession,” Netflix summarizes, “she reflects on a reign that has encompassed nine prime ministers, the advent of mass television, and the twilight of the British Empire. Netflix already uses the “fictionalised” line in press materials, on social media and on The Crown’s Netflix landing page." 1992 was the queen's self-described"annus horribilis," where along with the fire, the then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana, as well as Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, announced their separations. The highly anticipated fifth season will likely be one of Netflix’s most watched shows of the year but, since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, it has faced a bumpy ride.” Those challenges include the collapse of the Soviet Union and the transfer of sovereignty in Hong Kong, both of which set the stage for a shift in the international order. Meanwhile, trouble is brewing closer to home. Earlier this week, British A-lister Dame Judi Dench .