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The Crown wins big at Golden Globes 2021: Know more about this hit drama series

The Crown season 4 has emerged as a big winner at this year's Golden Globes awards. The awards were held on Monday (March 1, India time). The historical drama series, which covers the journey of the present monarch of Britain, Queen Elizabeth II is immensely popular throughout the world and has made its actors household names. Check out some facts about The Crown.

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Updated:Mar 02, 2021, 01:39 PM IST

The Crown was first aired in November 2016

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Written by Peter Morgan, The Crown made its worldwide debut on November 4, 2016, and was an instant hit. The second season released one year later on 8 December 2017. The fans had to wait much longer for the third season, which also featured a new cast on November 17, 2019. The latest crown season was released on November 15, 2020.

Josh O'Connor won Golden Globes 2021 for Best Actor in a Drama Series

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British actor Josh O'Connor won Golden Globes 2021 for his performance of Prince Charles in the Queen. Josh won the Best Actor in a Drama Series award. This is his first Golden Globe.

Claire Foy was paid less than her co-star Matt Smith for the first season

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Actor Claire Foy, who essayed the main role in the hit series The Crown was shockingly paid less than her co-star Matt Smith, for the first season.

Emma Corrin won a Golden Globe for her performance as Princess Diana

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Newcomer Emma Corrin bagged a Golden Globe award for Best Actress in a Drama Series this year for her portrayal of Princess Diana in the latest season of The Queen. This is her first Golden Globe.

Her wedding costume for season 4 was also the talk of the town for its exact replication of the iconic wedding dress of Princess Diana.

Claire Foy breastfeed her baby on The Crown sets

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Actor Claire Foy, who portrayed young Elizabeth in season 1, started shooting for the hit Netflix show just four months after delivering a baby. "I was an idiot - such a huge idiot! I was a lunatic trying to breastfeed and be The Queen. It was an odd thing to do,' said Claire in an interview with British Vogue.