Why “The Crown” season 4 skips over Charles and Diana's wedding

[lawofcosines]

There's one major milestone that audiences will not see in #TheCrown season 4 - Charles and Diana's 1981 wedding. Here's why: https://t.co/qIIRBwqDmI pic.twitter.com/wmOva4qB3z
- The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) November 16, 2020

- According to actress Emma Corrin, the show doesn't follow any plotlines that don't directly link to the Crown or the

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[richyrich909]

I had zero clue that this show was remotely linked to real people and events. Maybe I’ll watch now. 😂

[freeze_i_say]

There were many days I wished Liz and Margaret and Andrew and Fergie and Maggie were figments of someone's imagination but here we are

[richyrich909]

If only we could redact people in real life. 😂

[ohwutevernvm]

Damn where were you at that time? Lmao 😜

No matter how rich and fancy they are, white people like em are so fucked up. Meghan done peaced out so fast like damn that bad

[new_peteland]

We’ve only watched the first two episodes. I was worried they’d go easy on Charles but based on the way Twitter has been tearing into him today I guess not! I enjoyed everyone ripping into him.

[queasybake]

they do not go easy on him at all. if anything, I'm thinking this is reminding people how much he actually does suck

[bellwetherr]

idk if they really go easy on anyone at this point lmao

[verschreibsel]

Not at all. Especially toward the last few episodes he comes off as entitled, spoiled and horrible.

[jackbomanhorse]

I enjoyed Emma and Josh's chemistry in the sweet moment between Charles and Diana, and now I'm wishing we could get a project with them where Josh's character isn't so deplorable

[shangri__la]

I like that they showed Charles and Diana having a genuine pull and attraction towards each other amid Charles' messiness because they're human beings, dammit.

Ditto on the actors.

[verschreibsel]

God's Own Country?

I mean his character wasn't perfect and nice but it's a far cry from Charles.

And probably as Marius in BBC Les Misérables but I haven't seen all of that.

[jackbomanhorse]

Oh I meant with the two of them together, sorry 😅

[blahblah890]

Charles & Camilla 5ever!

[shangri__la]

The same is said for skipping over the kidnapping attempt on Princess Anne in 1974 on the show's third season.

UNFORGIVABLE.

I'm halfway through but this is the best season since season one. Charles is apparently upset but it happened, dude! Suck it up.

Emma Corrin and Josh O'connor are the MVPs of the season. I hope next season goes in on messy Diana because I want to see her pushing her stepmom down the stairs.

[trynabme]

omg what at that attempted murder

[shangri__la]

It was told on the podcast "You're Wrong About." Diana was a victim but she was also crazy fucked up- being with multiple married men, hitting Charles during arguments- and the kicker, pushing her stepmom down the stairs during an argument and admitting she didn't feel remorse over it (stepmom was fine).