TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 12月15日 06時49分

By the middle of the first season of #TheCrown, when Claire Foy’s Elizabeth yields to her elders’ insistence that Margaret (Vanessa Kirby) be prohibited from marrying the divorced love of her life, Peter Towsend (Ben Miles), the series has revealed its central insight: The Crown may refer to a person as well as an institution, but it’s impossible to be both at the same time. You have to choose.

Over and over, we watched Elizabeth put her responsibilities before her humanity, and that of her relatives, ostensibly in order to protect the royal family’s role in British society. Which explains why The Crown had become repetitive even before it traded Foy’s cast for Olivia Colman’s.

At the link in bio, TIME critic Judy Berman reviews the finale of the royals series.

Photograph courtesy Netflix

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