Already missed 'The Crown'? There's a new royal show coming soon. This time it's about the Danish royal family.

The British royal family isn’t the only one with drama, following Netflix crown It ended last month, but I’m looking forward to the new royal show about the Danish royal family.

The timing of such an announcement is appropriate, as Queen Margrethe, the world’s last reigning queen, abdicated the throne last week after 52 years on the throne.Her abdication followed scandal rumors Margrethe has been involved with her eldest son and successor, current King Frederik, and in 2022 she made headlines for unexpectedly stripping the titles of her younger son Prince Joachim’s children. Yes, there are many Danish versions that have been reimagined. crown.

The Netflix series aired from 2016 until the end of 2023 and centered around the life of Queen Elizabeth II. deadline It is reported that Margrethe’s life will be broadcast on a TV program. Oh, no more (translated into by the grace of god), and the show is reportedly being developed by the creators of the hit Danish political drama. Bogen. The story follows Margrethe’s life from her birth in 1940 and is set at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark.

guardian Additionally, the show’s producers will “tell the story from the perspective of members of the royal family and palace staff.” The show has been in development for the past 18 months and is scheduled to be released in 2025. The show’s executive producer, Meta Louise Foldager-Sørensen, said of Margrethe, Denmark’s longest-reigning monarch until her sudden abdication at the age of 83. She “was part of the history of every Dane. It was unexpected that a little princess would become a queen, but times have changed and she became a great queen. It’s time to tell an epic story that gives us insights we didn’t have before.”