Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Overall, season 6 is better than season 5 (and maybe season 4, which I can’t really remember).
Seasons 1 and 2 (snd maybe 3) were damn good. The later seasons just can’t compare.
I read recently that the first seasons had a different casting director - one of the best in the business - than the last couple.
Yes, the early seasons were cast by Nina Gold, who also cast Game of Thrones and the most recent Star Wars trilogy. She's especially well known for casting young talent ready to make the jump to higher profile roles. She is especially tuned into the London theater scene.
The later seasons were cast by Robert Sterne and the biggest missteps, IMO, have been the casting if Will, Harry, and Kate. Rather than relative unknowns with major acting chops, he cast inexperienced actors. It doesn't work and feels so out of step with the early seasons when the young characters were played by people like Claire Foy and Vanessa Kirby.
Anonymous wrote:Overall, season 6 is better than season 5 (and maybe season 4, which I can’t really remember).
Seasons 1 and 2 (snd maybe 3) were damn good. The later seasons just can’t compare.
I read recently that the first seasons had a different casting director - one of the best in the business - than the last couple.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm on episode 9. It seems a bit unusual to me that Harry didn't go to university. Don't all of the kids in the British upper classes go on to university?
He failed his classes in high school and there was also a cheating thing he was involved in. He’s not book smart at all.
Anonymous wrote:William and Harry are portrayed exactly how I imagine them to be in real life: one is a mature, realist cognizant of his duty, and the other is self-centered, immature, and clueless about the reality of the monarchy.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t think they are doing a young Harry justice in these episodes. They should have stuck with the younger Harry in the year after Diana’s death and then moved on to a slightly older Harry. The actor is 23 years old! I though he was supposed to be one of William’s school friends at first.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm on episode 9. It seems a bit unusual to me that Harry didn't go to university. Don't all of the kids in the British upper classes go on to university?
He failed his classes in high school and there was also a cheating thing he was involved in. He’s not book smart at all.
Anonymous wrote:I'm on episode 9. It seems a bit unusual to me that Harry didn't go to university. Don't all of the kids in the British upper classes go on to university?
Anonymous wrote:Overall, season 6 is better than season 5 (and maybe season 4, which I can’t really remember).
Seasons 1 and 2 (snd maybe 3) were damn good. The later seasons just can’t compare.
I read recently that the first seasons had a different casting director - one of the best in the business - than the last couple.
Anonymous wrote:The Wills, Kate, and Harry stuff was dull as hell.
Margaret’s final episode made me cry. She was my favorite character throughout the series, and I thought this was a great episode.
Overall, season 6 is better than season 5 (and maybe season 4, which I can’t really remember).
Seasons 1 and 2 (snd maybe 3) were damn good. The later seasons just can’t compare.
Overall, season 6 is better than season 5 (and maybe season 4, which I can’t really remember).
Seasons 1 and 2 (snd maybe 3) were damn good. The later seasons just can’t compare.
Anonymous wrote:William and Harry are portrayed exactly how I imagine them to be in real life: one is a mature, realist cognizant of his duty, and the other is self-centered, immature, and clueless about the reality of the monarchy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I loved the casting of Carole Middleton. There was a certain hardness about her that captured my own impression of what she’s like.
Yes! She practically stole the show!