Robert Lacey

The Crown Season 3 is already streaming on Netflix, but Netflix is already prepping the show’s fourth season.

Robert Lacey is quoted in the Observer article about Prince Andrew stepping back from public duties. “Prince Andrew has been de-royaled, if there is such a word.”

Robert Lacey, royal biographer and historical consultant for the award-winning Netflix series THE CROWN celebrated the book launch for “THE CROWN, Volume 2” at Daunt’s Bookshop in London’s Fulham Road.

Robert Lacey joined Sarah Montague on BBC’s World at One to discuss the announcement that Prince Andrew is stepping back from public duties ‘for the foreseeable future’.

The official companion to the second and third seasons of the Emmy-winning Netflix drama about the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, featuring additional historical background, expert commentary, and beautifully reproduced images.

As The Crown series 3 airs on Netflix, Robert Lacey is quoted in BBC Culture.

Robert Lacey, who acts as the historical consultant on Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ is interviewed by The Morning Show in Australia as The Crown series 3 airs. Robert Lacey’s book The Crown: Volume 2 is published on 19 November.

Ahead of the publication of The Crown: The Official Companion –  Volume 2, Robert Lacey writes for the Daily Mail.

The opening episode of the third series The Crown revisits the spy scandal and features a stunned Queen, played by Olivia Colman, 45, complicit in covering it up.

Just two days after season three drops on Netflix, a new companion book by the show’s historical advisor Robert Lacey will hit shelves.