Review: 'The Crown' shines brighter than ever in Season 3
Anyone who watches television knows being a member of the British royal family is tough, so why are Meghan and Harry getting so much flack for saying so?
The troubled Princess Margaret is played with zest by the brilliant Helena Bonham Carter. The royal black sheep has finally found an era that suits her: the swinging Sixties, where anything goes. She smokes, drinks, parties and wears colorful minidresses, all outside the castle walls. The crown frowns, but the public loves her.
The crown has stunted the real ambitions of all who orbit the throne. It’s cut them off from the rest of the world and almost guaranteed they’ll never marry out of love .Aging and opportunities lost and go hand in hand throughout Season 3. The queen, who refers to herself as an “old bat,” laments in a rare, vulnerable moment that she’d dreamed of breeding horses until “the other thing came along.
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