In "The Crown," both Emma Corrin and Elizabeth Debicki initially faced rejection in auditions before landing the iconic role of Princess Diana. Corrin, Emmy-nominated for her portrayal in Season 4, depicted the princess at a young age, while Debicki, a nominee for Season 5, will showcase Diana's tragic death in Paris in the final season. Reflecting on their "Crown" journey, both actresses discuss the challenges of embodying such a well-known figure and the extensive preparation required. Corrin has since ventured into new roles, including a detective on FX's "A Murder at the End of the World." Debicki praises Corrin's fearless and vulnerable portrayal, highlighting the importance of intelligence and vulnerability in character development. As both actresses navigate the complexities of their craft, they emphasize the significance of setting boundaries in an industry that often demands too much.