Princess Diana’s impending death looms over the first three episodes of The Crown’s sixth and final season, which debuted on Netflix at the end of last week. “There are so many layers to shooting a season like this,” says star Elizabeth Debicki, who brought Diana to eerie life in season five, and who reimagines her last moments in season six. “The interpretation [of Diana’s final weeks] carries a historical weight that is very real for many people, but you’re doing an imagining of it,” she tells Julie Miller, referencing series mastermind Peter Morgan, who has written every episode of the drama’s six seasons. “That complexity led me, as an actor, to go really into the micro moments.”
Elsewhere in HWD, Savannah Walsh chats with Next Goal Wins subject Jaiyah Saelua and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes music supervisor Dave Cobb; the Golden Globes find a new broadcast home; and Chris Murphy goes deep with the founders of the annual Arab American Comedy Festival.
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