Royal doppelgängers: See The Crown's season four cast next to their real life royal counterparts
Their casting team deserves a medal.
Queen Elizabeth
We might all know Queen Elizabeth with her trademark silvery white curls, but in the 1970s, Her Majesty was rocking a serious brunette 'do. So how does our next Crown Queen pull it off?
Queen Elizabeth - Olivia Colman
Like a pro, Olivia Colman looks every bit the regal mum-of-four that our pal Elizabeth is!
Prince Philip
Prince Philip was previously portrayed by Doctor Who's versatile Matt Smith, and his new adaptation played by another UK talent is looking like he'll be just as convincing.
Prince Philip - Tobias Menzies
We're definitely seeing some similarities between Tobias and Elizabeth's husband!
Princess Margaret
We were sad to see Vanessa Kirby depart her role as the misunderstood Princess Margaret. But lucky for us, her replacement is just as much the English gem.
Princess Margaret - Helena Bonham Carter
Yep, Helena Bonham Carter is a legend of the screen industry, so we can't wait to see what she brings to the role!
Prince Charles
Season three of the new season is set to have a stronger focus on the life and loves of Prince Charles as the future King of England lives out his 20s.
Prince Charles - Josh O'Connor
British talent Josh O'Connor fits the bill perfectly as our young Charles... before he became Grandpa Wales!
Camilla Shand
Before she was a royal, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall was known simply as Camilla Shand, and boy are we excited to see her adaptation in action in the new season.
Camilla Shand - Emerald Fennell
And that's because actress Emerald Fennell looks set to pull off the character of Camilla perfectly on-screen!
Princess Diana
Princess Diana was in her late teens when she and Charles were first romantically linked, so her on-screen portrayal in The Crown season three is set to reflect her youthfulness.
Princess Diana - Emma Corrin
Indeed British up-and-comer Emma Corrin is 23 and ready to make waves in her portrayal of the People's Princess.
Princess Anne
Princess Anne was a princess bride in the 1973, so we're definitely hoping to see some of the context and lead-up to her big day in the new season.
Princess Anne - Erin Doherty
And we think Call the Midwife actress Erin Doherty will pull off Anne's charming nature with ease!
The Queen Mother
The always-poised Queen Mother was previously portrayed by English actress Victoria Hamilton in season one and two of The Crown.
The Queen Mother - Marion Bailey
But for seasons three and four, Marion Bailey is taking the reigns.