Dominic West has opened up about the potential legacy of Netflix’s The Crown.
Part One of the sixth and final season of the show was finally released on November 16.
The stars of the popular show stepped out for the global premiere of the finale at the Royal Festival Hall in London on Tuesday.
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According to RTÉ Entertainment, Dominic, who plays Prince Charles in season five and six of the show said: “I mean, it sounds corny, but I do feel very lucky to have been part of something which I think people will look back on as being a very major British TV show, that has its place in history.”
“(I felt) immense pressure. I mean, apart from the fact that this is a very difficult time in his life.”
“I was in this huge show that Josh O’Connor had done so brilliantly in, so ultimately, you have to forget all that and there was so much pressure, and I sort of thought, ‘F*** it, I’ll just have fun’.”
The 54-year-old took over the role from Josh O’Connor who portrayed the now King Charles, in season three and four.
The highly-anticipated final season concludes with Part Two, which is set to be released on December 14.
