There is no doubt that embodying a real-life character who was already in a TV series or in a movie is somewhat difficult, so what if that person is still alive, well, and constantly in the spotlight like the current Princess of Wales Kate Middleton?
Certainly it will be a greater challenge for her role, but young actress Meg Bellamy appears to be very enthusiastic about performing the character of Kate in her youth, as the Netflix platform announced that this actress has been chosen for the sixth season of the series “The Crown”.
In the details, the young actress expressed her enthusiasm, through a letter she wrote, in which she said: “Very excited to announce that I will be playing Kate Middleton in Season 6 of (The Crown).”
In her message, Meg explained that she has a great deal of respect and admiration for the young princess, and takes her mission to portray Kate very seriously, adding: “It is a great honor to join the most amazing cast and crew, and I will endeavor to fulfill Kate’s character with all credibility.”
Who is Meg Bellamy?
Growing up 22 miles from Kate’s childhood home in Berkshire, England, 19-year-old Meg Bellamy, like Kate, was a model student with leadership skills and a love of theatre.
While acting, she played Mrs. Trunchbull in a school production, and her previous work experience also showed her flair for the performing arts and she once worked as a voice actress.
And Meg fell in love with a famous, handsome, blonde young man and film director named Connor Dutton, and he greatly supported her, in her thriving career, as when Meg won the role of Kate in the famous series, Dutton posted a picture of her on his own account on “Instagram”, with a comment that read: “I am delighted to share with you that my wonderfully talented friend will be playing Kate Middleton in series 6 of The Crown,” he said, adding that he was very proud of her.
As for Prince William, his character will be played by 21-year-old Ed McPhee and 16-year-old Rufus Campa.
It is expected that the sixth season of the series will cover the rule of Queen Elizabeth II, until the beginning of the third millennium, and will also include the era after the departure of Princess Diana of Wales.
