Dominic West and The Crown cast finish filming the Netflix show

Letting their heir down! Dominic West and Olivia Williams dance and cheer as they wrap filming on The Crown’s FINAL ever scenes – recreating King Charles and Camilla’s wedding

Dominic West and Olivia Williams were seen letting their hair down with their fellow The Crown cast members as they finally wrapping filming on the Netflix show.

Actor Dominic, 53, who is portraying King Charlies, was seen celebrating after they shot the last ever scenes for The Crown’s sixth and final series on Friday.

He was joined by his co-star Olivia, 54, who is playing his on-screen wife Queen Camilla, as they larked around after finishing filming.

Netflix bosses ended filming on a high as they shot the wedding of the King and Queen in Rochester, with crowds of extras gathering for the jovial scenes.

The royal couple married in a civil ceremony on April 9, 2005 at Windsor Guildhall which was followed by a blessing at St George’s Chapel.

Fun times: Dominic West was seen letting his hair down with his fellow The Crown cast members as they finally wrapping up filming on the Netflix show

Dancing: He was joined by co-star Olivia Williams, who is playing his on-screen wife Queen Camilla, as they larked around after finishing filming

Three cheers! The cast and crew were seen celebrating after shooting the last ever scenes for The Crown’s sixth and final series on Friday

After filming the historic scenes, Olivia was seen dancing with a huge crowd of her cast members as a live band played to celebrate wrapping up filming.

The cast cheered and appeared very emotional as they commemorated filming the final ever scenes for the Netflix show, which will end after its upcoming sixth series.

Olivia was also seen playfully hitting Dominic on the head as the leading stars got involved with the fun along with the rest of the cast and crew.

As the live band played, they could all be seen getting involved with a can-can line as they appeared to be having the time of their lives.

Luther Ford, who is playing Prince Harry, could be seen grinning while Claudia Harrison, who is portraying Princess Anne, also got involved with celebrations.

The cast had spent the day filming King Charles and Queen Camilla’s civil ceremony in Rochester, which took place 18 years ago. 

During filming, Olivia was pictured wearing an exact replica of the white outfit the Queen wore for her civil ceremony.

Along with a crisp white midi dress, the actress was spotted wearing a long-line cream coat with a silver brooch.

Overjoyed: Luther Ford, who is playing Prince Harry, could be seen grinning amid the celebrations 

Laughing: Claudia Harrison, who is portraying Princess Anne, also got involved with celebrations

Filming: Netflix bosses ended filming on a high as they shot the wedding of the King and Queen in Rochester, with crowds of extras gathering for the jovial scenes

That’s a wrap! After filming the historic scenes, Olivia, 54, was seen dancing with a huge crowd of her cast members as a live band played to celebrate wrapping up filming

All smiles: Dominic appeared in jovial spirits as he waved at the crowds while filming the wedding scenes

Joining in the fun: As the cast and crew were seen dancing, Dominic was spotted clapping along to the fun

Playful: As the live band played, the cast could all be seen getting involved with a can-can line as they appeared to be having the time of their lives

To finish off Camilla’s bridal ensemble, the costume designers also copied the Queen’s oversized white hat – which featured ivory faux flowers.

Meanwhile, Dominic West was dressed in a morning suit – featuring grey pinstripe trousers and silver waistcoat – which was based on the one King Charles wore for his 2005 nuptials.

As they filmed their final scenes for the hit series, Olivia was seen looking pensive in the couple’s wedding car.

In contrast, Dominic was seen beaming at the extras lining the high street who were waving Union Jack flags at the couple.

After Dominic stepped out the Rolls Royce first, he then proceeded to help Olivia out of the car and the actors were seen with their arms intertwined.

Breaking character in between takes, Olivia was photographed giving a cast member a thumbs up as she got back into the car. 

Ed McVey, who plays the Prince of Wales in the drama, looked smart in a baby blue waist coat and red tie, which was near identical to the outfit worn by William to Charles’ nuptials in 2005. 

Meanwhile, actor Luther Ford is playing Prince Harry and he looked sombre as he walked across the set.

They were joined by actors portraying Camilla’s children Laura Lopes and Tom Parker-Bowles.  

The historic Kentish city had its shop fronts changed to look like Windsor, with royal plates and cakes congratulating the happy couple on show. 

It is understood Charles and Camilla’s nuptials will be portrayed in a positive way, with some working on the show hoping it will mean the public will be left with a ‘warm and happy’ feeling rather than outraged over how Princess Diana’s death, at the age of 36, was depicted.

A source close to Netflix told the Mail this week: ‘For some months it has felt like the show has been goading the public by ghoulishly telling the story of Diana’s death in a heartless way, therefore causing upset to Princes William and Harry needlessly. 

‘So the decision to end it so nicely, Netflix hope, will change the perception that they want to be callous, they hope it will remove the bad taste from viewers’ mouths. 

‘Charles and Camilla’s wedding will be a true celebration and a really happy moment in the history of the monarchy. It also fits nicely into the King’s Coronation year. 

Celebrations: The cast appeared overjoyed after filming the final ever scenes for the sixth and final series of the Netflix show 

Embraces: Luther was seen tightly embracing his co-star as they celebrated wrapping on the project

Stylish: Claudia, who has portrayed Princess Anne in the drama since season five, looked glamorous in a blue silk ensemble for the scenes

Recreation: During filming, Olivia was pictured wearing an exact replica of the white outfit the Queen wore for her civil ceremony

‘But there are some staff working on the programme who see this all as a cynical move to protect Netflix from leaving its audience really upset at retelling Diana’s tragic death.’ 

Imelda Staunton will reprise her role as Queen Elizabeth II, with Jonathan Pryce playing her husband Prince Philip.

Elizabeth Debicki will once again appear as Princess Diana in the build-up to her death, while Dominic West plays Prince Charles.

Fans are eagerly awaiting the release of The Crown’s final series later this year, with the show already courting controversy as it plans to depict the tragic death of Princess Diana. 

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