'The Crown' Finale Dramatizes Prince Harry's Scandal and Charles' Wedding

Queen Elizabeth II Contemplates Abdication and Mortality in Series' Emotional Conclusion

The final season of 'The Crown' on Netflix concludes with a dramatization of Prince Harry's Nazi costume scandal, a portrayal that differs from Harry's own recollections in his memoir 'Spare'.
The series finale also features the wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, marking a moment of peace and resolution for the royal family after years of tumult.
The final episode sees Queen Elizabeth II, played by Imelda Staunton, contemplating her mortality and the possibility of abdicating the throne to Prince Charles.
The series ends in 2005, with the Queen reflecting on her life and imagining her own funeral in St George's Chapel.
The finale was filmed at York Minster Cathedral, with the final scene shot on the last day of principal photography, capturing the Queen walking towards the light of the cathedral door.