Last year marked the conclusion of the acclaimed series 'The Crown' after a successful six-season run.
Gillian Anderson, renowned for her portrayal of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the series, has emphasized the importance of respecting the royal family's privacy, especially in light of recent health challenges faced by King Charles and Kate Middleton.
In an interview with The Sun, the 55-year-old actress commented on the ongoing health crisis within the royal family, stating, "At this time, it's crucial to recognize their request for privacy amidst their personal challenges. The least we can offer is understanding and respect."
She further added, "Given the recent distressing news, it's essential for people to step back and allow them the space to process these events as the human beings they truly are."
Reflecting on 'The Crown's' conclusion, Anderson expressed her belief that the series wrapped up appropriately. "The timing was right to conclude the series, as it was approaching too close to present-day events," she remarked. The show culminated with the depiction of Prince Charles' 2005 wedding to Camilla Parker Bowles.
