New Seasons of Netflix Shows ‘The Crown’ and ‘You and the Witcher’ Release Dates Announced

The fictional drama series “The Crown,” set in the British royal family, will return with Season 5 on November 9.

Produced by Peter Morgan, the latest chapter of the show features a new cast of actors playing prominent figures of the British monarchy.

British veteran Imelda Staunton will succeed Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II, while Jonathan Pryce will play her husband, Prince Philip. Lesley Manville is seen as the Queen’s sister Princess Margaret.

Dominic West will play Prince Charles, Elizabeth Debicki will play Princess Diana, and Jonny Lee Miller will play Prime Minister John Major.

Led by Penn Badgley, the fourth season of You is split into two parts. The first part will debut on his Netflix platform on February 10, 2023, followed by his second installment on March 10.

hello. Joe is back, but this time you can call him Professor Jonathan Moore.

Marienne, be careful…I don’t know who’s lurking in London.Season 4 Part 1 on February 10th, Part 2 on March 10th #TUDUM pic.twitter.com/D0fXsg1hQL

— Netflix (@netflix) September 24, 2022

You is developed by Greg Berlanti and Sera Gamble, based on Caroline Kepnes’ book You and Hidden Bodies.

Badgley appears as Joe Goldberg, a serial killer, stalker, and former bookstore manager.

The first teaser for the fourth season is set in London, revealing Joe assuming the identity of Professor Jonathan Moore.

Tachi Gabriel, whose Marienne character was introduced in Season 3, will also return with a new cast including Charlotte Richie, Lucas Gage, Tilly Keeper, Amy Lee Hickman, and Ed Spellers.

The Witcher, starring Henry Cavill, will make a comeback with Season 3 in Summer 2023.

Our family is back!The Witcher will return for his Summer 2023 Season 3 #TUDUM pic.twitter.com/pV414YvRPI

— Netflix (@netflix) September 24, 2022

While exact plot details have not been revealed, the new season will explore the adventures of three main characters: Geralt of Rivia (Cavill), Ciri (Freya Allan), and Yennefer (Anya Chalotra).

But before The Witcher returns for Season 3, the prequel series The Witcher: Blood Origins debuts on Netflix on December 3rd of this year.

Set in the elven world 1,200 years before the events of The Witcher, the prequel explores over time, including the creation of the first prototype witcher and the events leading to the pivotal sphere union when the monster world collapses. Tell a lost story. , men and elves merged into one.

Sophia Brown will play “Eile”, Lawrence Offline will play “Fjall” and Michelle Yeoh will play Sian. Oscar-nominated actor Minnie Driver also joined the cast.

Netflix has also set a premiere date for the new multilingual series 1899, created by ‘dark’ duo Baran Bo Odar and Janche Friese.

A new mystery series from the creators of DARK.

1899 Premiered November 17 #TUDUM pic.twitter.com/Rewoq3WPZr

— Netflix (@netflix) September 24, 2022

This show is an age-old horror about European immigrants making a terrifying journey to the United States on board a ship.

The story follows the lives of Passengers, mixed bags from Europe united by hopes and dreams for the new century and the future abroad.

Their journey takes an unexpected turn when they find another immigrant ship adrift in the open sea. What they find on board turns the passage to the Promised Land into a terrifying nightmare. I’m performing.