With season 5 of The Crown coming in, an early glimpse of our Queen Elizabeth II was shared by Netflix today. However, it has already stirred some confusion and conversations about it among netizens.
Imelda Staunton, who played Dolores Umbridge in the Harry Potter series, will now be the Queen.
Netflix captioned the post saying – An early glimpse of our new Queen Elizabeth II, Imelda Staunton.
An early glimpse of our new Queen Elizabeth II, Imelda Staunton. pic.twitter.com/ZeMSA1hDnv
— The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) July 30, 2021
But, this has left Harry Potter and The Crown fans confused. However, netizens had mixed reactions to this. Have a look.
I am sorry, but this will always be Dolores Umbridge for me. #TheCrown#HarryPotter https://t.co/fWozojSiEI
— ChristinZ (@ChristinsQueens) July 30, 2021
Love the hair but the face, I will always see her as Professor Dolores Umbridge 😂😂🤣
— ZOEL (@zoel_amp) July 31, 2021
this is how the queen will handle the british monarchy pic.twitter.com/7DapSEfpx9
— coconut head (@coconithead) July 30, 2021
I can definitely get Professor Umbridge vibes.#HarryPotter
— Khilen Shah (@khilen_shah) July 30, 2021
Oh no! Professor Umbridge?? 😂😅
— Robie 🌻 (@wobieanne_) July 30, 2021
Would you either see Or would you live long enough
— ⚡Potter นะจ๊ะ (@PotterManiaTH) July 30, 2021
yourself as a villain to see yourself as the Queen?#TheCrown #Netflix pic.twitter.com/Yumzavy2DY
umbridge ran away from Hogwarts to be the queen of England😣🙏
— dee°˖✧ (@namanyadeedee) July 30, 2021
She is a great actress. (Check her out, for instance, in Sense & Sensibility.)
— Diana Jensen Cramer (@TheTrueDJC) July 31, 2021
However, please god, I hope they don’t put QEII in anything pink for her run…
Oh my goodness. Absolute perfection. I am beyond excited. Imelda will rule our screens.
— Christopher Golds (@chrisgolds) July 30, 2021
She should have stayed at Hogwarts. It’s a “no” from me.
— Mike Black (@Bb4Global) July 30, 2021
“No” to the series and “no” to Netflix.
As I still see a bit of Umbridge, yes she will rock as Queen Elizabeth II.
— Eda Güney (@EdaTalksTennis) July 30, 2021
What do you think?
