Claire Foy has revealed she is leaving The Crown for ‘good reason’ after playing the Queen for two years on the Netflix show.

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By Jennifer Ruby Showbusiness News Editor

16:53 11 Dec 2023, updated 17:22 11 Dec 2023



This role propelled him to stardom and won him many awards here and across the Atlantic.

But after two seasons on The Crown, Claire Foy said she was happy to leave the show and ‘end’ her role as Queen Elizabeth II to save her own ‘sanity’.

The British actress, 39, who originated the role of the late king in the critically-acclaimed show, said that once the decision was made to leave the show, she ‘let it go.’ ‘

Ms Foy, who won a Golden Globe and an Emmy for the film, left the program at the height of its success and was succeeded by Olivia Colman.

‘I have a lot of love for the people who are still doing the show, but for my own sanity, I finished the show after it was over,’ he said. People’s magazine.

After two seasons on The Crown, Claire Foy said she was happy to leave the show and ‘end’ her role as Queen Elizabeth II to save her own ‘feelings’.
The British actress originated the role of the deceased king in the show

‘I let it go and moved on and I think it’s great.’

Despite his desire to move on from the glossy Netflix show, it seems that he has not been able to completely put it behind him after last year’s rethink and one that is coming to the final episodes .

He previously stated that while he was ‘very, very proud’ of the role he won in 2016, he was keen to move forward with his career.

‘I don’t feel like I’m being defined by playing with Queen Elizabeth,’ he said after stepping down in 2017.

It’s a huge honor that people like that character and see me as that character. So, I’m not trying to strongly oppose that.’

He added: ‘My career is mine alone. I can’t do it for anyone else and the choices and decisions I make are based purely on what I want to do. That’s the truth. It’s selfish.’

The actress is known for many horror movies including playing Lisbeth Salander in Girl in the Spider’s Web and Neil Armstrong’s wife Janet in First Man.

Ms Foy, who won a Golden Globe and an Emmy for the film, left the program at the height of its success and was succeeded by Olivia Colman
All Of Us Strangers dominated the competition at the British Independent Film Awards on Sunday (L-R) Jamie Bell, Graham Broadbent, Andrew Scott, Sarah Harvey, Andrew Haigh and Claire Foy

He stars in the upcoming All of Us Strangers, opposite Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott, which is expected for an Oscar nomination.

Ms Foy starred opposite Matt Smith as Prince Philip in the first two seasons, followed by Ms Colman and Tobias Menzies and Imelda Staunton and Jonathan Pryce.

Each star played their role for two seasons before being replaced by older actors and actresses to continue the story over several years.

The final episodes of the show will be released on Thursday and will follow Prince William and Kate Middleton’s blossoming romance with the aftermath of Princess Diana’s tragic death.

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