As a television show with a reputation for being almost perfectly cast, there’s a lot of pressure on Netflix hit <i>The Crown</i> to continue finding the best actors and actresses to portray the British royal family. <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/television/netflix-stands-firm-over-fictionalisation-of-scenes-in-the-crown-we-see-no-need-to-add-disclaimer-1.1123502" target="_blank">With season five of the show</a>, which details the lives of the British monarchy, scheduled to air in November, creator Peter Morgan has said the sixth season will be the last. The final series will introduce <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/fashion/2022/03/24/kate-middleton-fashion-on-royal-tour-of-caribbean-vintage-pieces-and-splashes-of-colour/" target="_blank">Kate Middleton</a>, meaning the hunt is on for an actress to portray the Duchess of Cambridge during the period of the early 2000s, when she met <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/world/uk-news/2022/03/28/prince-william-to-ditch-never-complain-never-explain-uk-monarchy-mantra/" target="_blank">Prince William</a> at the University of St Andrews. According to <i>Variety</i>, a casting call went out this week regarding the role, which said they were seeking “an exceptional young actor to play Kate Middleton. This is a good role in this award-winning drama and we are looking for a strong physical resemblance”. During an interview this week, <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/books/5-books-to-read-if-you-loved-sally-rooney-s-normal-people-1.1015335" target="_blank"><i>Normal People</i></a> star Daisy Edgar-Jones, 23, threw her hat into the ring. Appearing on the <i>Today</i> show in the US, when host Sheinelle Jones told the actress there was social media buzz about how well she would fit the role, the actress said: “Oh, my gosh, that’s the first I’ve heard of that. That’s cool.” She later said: “I mean, I wouldn’t say no.” Season five of the award-winning show will feature Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II. Newcomers include Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip, <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/television/2021/08/18/the-crown-first-look-at-dominic-west-and-elizabeth-debicki-as-charles-and-diana/" target="_blank">Dominic West as Prince Charles</a> and <i>Tenet</i> actress Elizabeth Debicki as Princess Diana. <b>With Edgar-Jones interested in the role, here are six more actresses who would be a good fit …</b> At 33, the <i>Emily in Paris</i> star looks youthful enough to pass for a university student. And although Phil Collins’s actress daughter might have been raised in the US, she can do an excellent British accent. The star of <i>Girls</i> and <i>Get Out</i> has emerged as a fan favourite on social media to take the role. The SAG-nominated actress is statuesque enough to fill the duchess’s Hunter wellies. She’s played Cinderella on the big screen, so it wouldn’t be a stretch for the British actress, 33, to relive that fairy tale once more. She also perfected her aristocratic accent as Lady Rose Aldrige in <i>Downton Abbey</i>. Starring as Rey in the recent <i>Star Wars</i> trilogy, Ridley, 30, showed she’s no stranger to inhabiting big roles. She’s also had a minor brush with royalty because her grandfather, John Harry Dunn Ridley, was awarded an OBE. As the daughter of writer-producer Judd Apatow, Maude is more Hollywood royalty than British royal family. The actress, 24, has been praised for her role as Lexi Howard on the award-winning <i>Euphoria.</i> The actress, 30, came to prominence on the British TV show <i>Skins,</i> but it was her role as Teresa in the <i>Maze Runner</i> franchise that caught Hollywood’s attention.