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As seen in: Paramount, Yahoo Life, TIME, Aol, People, Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, Observer, Yahoo, Boston Herald, Robb Report and
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert; formerly of EW. Vilko means wolf.
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30 patriotic movies to watch this Fourth of July, ranked

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By Kevin Jacobsen, Kevin P. Sullivan, Jeff Labrecque, Maureen Lenker, Joey Nolfi Verified, Joe McGovern, Sara Vilkomerson, Clark Collis Verified, Devan Coggan Verified, Leah Greenblatt Verified
| Aol Verified
Patriotism means a little something different to everyone — and filmmakers have long sought to articulate, challenge, and subvert definitions of what it means to tell a story about America. From rousing war dramas like Saving Private Ryan (1998) to historical biopics like Patton (1970) to musicals that reinterpret things for a new generation like Hamilton (2020), these are films that speak uniquely to the American experience.
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Elizabeth Debicki's Princess Diana keeps William and Harry close in first look at 'The Crown' season 6

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By Clark Collis Verified, Lincee Ray, Lauren Morgan Verified, Sara Vilkomerson
| Entertainment Weekly Verified
Princess Diana is destined, and doomed, to be the focal point of The Crown season 6, part 1 — and the Diana-portraying Elizabeth Debicki heavily featured in just-released, first-look photographs, which you can see below. Netflix announced earlier this month that the streaming service has split the sixth and final season of Peter Morgan's drama into two sections, with part 1 premiering Nov. 16 and part 2 following Dec. 14.
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'The Crown' teaser reveals final season will be split into two parts

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By Clark Collis Verified, Lincee Ray, Lauren Morgan Verified, Sara Vilkomerson
| Entertainment Weekly Verified
Netflix has announced that the streaming service will release the sixth and final season of The Crown at an appropriately stately pace. The new teaser for the British royal family show (which you can see below) reveals the season has been split into two parts. Part 1 will premiere Nov. 16 and Part 2 will follow Dec. 14. The season covers events from 1997 through 2005.
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