Prince Harry ‘trolled’ by Netflix in final season of The Crown as fans slam ‘poor casting’

The final season of The Crown, which is set to premiere in November 2022, will reportedly feature Prince Harry as a recurring character. The casting of Harry has been met with mixed reactions from fans, with some praising the show for its realism and others criticizing the casting as being “poor.”

Those who are critical of the casting argue that the actor who plays Harry, Meg Bellamy, does not bear a strong resemblance to the real-life Prince Harry. They also argue that the show’s portrayal of Harry is unflattering and that it makes him look like a “spoiled brat.”

However, those who are in favor of the casting argue that Bellamy is a talented actress who will be able to bring Harry’s character to life. They also argue that the show’s portrayal of Harry is realistic and that it reflects the challenges that he has faced as a member of the royal family.

It is important to note that The Crown is a fictionalized account of the British royal family. The show’s creators have taken some creative liberties with the story, and it is not meant to be a completely accurate depiction of historical events.

Ultimately, it is up to each individual viewer to decide whether or not they believe that the casting of Harry is successful. The final season of The Crown is set to premiere in November 2022, and it will be interesting to see how fans react to the show’s portrayal of Harry.

It is also important to note that the term “trolled” is often used to describe someone who is being harassed or bullied online. In this case, it is unclear whether or not Netflix is intentionally trying to harass or bully Prince Harry. It is possible that Netflix is simply trying to promote the new season of The Crown, and that they are not aware of the negative impact that the casting of Harry could have on him.