The Crown has officially lost the plot
While the highly-anticipated fourth season of The Crown can’t show every single event in royal history, they shouldn’t just make it up, Kerry Parnell writes.
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While the highly-anticipated fourth season of The Crown can’t show every single event in royal history, they shouldn’t just make it up, Kerry Parnell writes.
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