
Crowning Glory | The Crown
The Crown takes a rare look at the formative years of Queen Elizabeth, and chronicles the royal family’s escapades through the 20th century. Does it stack up well? Or is is just aimless royalty-porn?
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The Crown takes a rare look at the formative years of Queen Elizabeth, and chronicles the royal family’s escapades through the 20th century. Does it stack up well? Or is is just aimless royalty-porn?
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