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Television

Did any of this actually happen? The Crown, season four, reviewed

14 November 2020

9:00 AM

14 November 2020

9:00 AM

The Crown – season four

Netflix, from 15 November

‘We have to stop it now!’ says Princess Margaret (Helena Bonham Carter), smoking another cigarette, obviously. She’s talking about the impending royal wedding between her nephew Charles and a pretty but gauche young thing called Lady Diana Spencer. Spoiler alert: none of the family will listen.

Yes, The Crown is back on Netflix for its fourth season, and naturally I skipped straight to the episode that will be of most interest to everyone: the royal engagement and its aftermath.

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