Awards

Episode: "Assassins (2016)"

S6.E10 Sleep, Dearie Sleep (2023)

Episode: "Fairytale (2020)"

Episode: "Imbroglio (2019)"

Episode: "Beryl (2017)"

Episode: "Smoke and Mirrors (2016)"

Pilot: "The Crown: Wolferton Splash (#1.1)"

For season 6

S5E8 Gunpowder (2022)

S4.E1 Gold Stick (2020)

Episode: "Misadventure (2017)"

For the episode "Act of God"

S6E8 Ritz (2023)

Song: "Gunpowder (2022)"

S4.E3 Fairytale (2020)

S3E3 Aberfan (2019)

Episode: "Paterfamilias (2017)"

Season 4

Season 3

Season 2

based on his stage play The Audience for episode S6E10 Sleep, Dearie Sleep (2023)

Based on his stage play 'The Audience' for the episode S5E9 "Couple 31 (2022)"

THE CROWN carries on its radiant sparkle through the power of brilliant storytelling. As the sun now threatens to set on the British Empire, Peter Morgan's addictively epic narrative ascends to an even higher throne - with Olivia Colman's royal embodiment of Queen Elizabeth II evoking both power and pity as she stands in conflict with equally powerful women, including Gillian Anderson's transformative take on Margaret Thatcher and the incandescent addition of Emma Corrin as Princess Diana.

THE CROWN continues to sparkle with brilliance in its third year. Now, even more, the power of Peter Morgan's sumptuous series echoes beyond the singular Queen, inviting audiences to consider how the humanity of the Royal Family is stifled by tradition - an unsentimental approach brought into sharp relief through engaging historical detail and the regal performances of Olivia Colman and her noble entourage.

THE CROWN invites audiences into the private chamber of one of the world's most public figures. It's there we kneel to the majestic performance of Claire Foy, whose Queen Elizabeth is both powerful and personable. This second year of Peter Morgan's sumptuous series deepens the drama of England's transition to modern times - memorably catalyzed by a clash with an America claiming Camelot as its own.

THE CROWN sparkles with epic ambition and emotional nuance. Peter Morgan's pristine production crowns this mannered majesty in a tale of divine right - particularly through Claire Foy's poised performance as Elizabeth, and John Lithgow's portrayal of Winston Churchill as an aging lion clinging to power with a shrewd devotion to the young monarch.

S6E3 Dis-Moi Oui (2023)

S4.E1 Gold Stick (2020)

S4.E2 link=tt9812668] for "Imperial Stag"

Episode 303: "Aberfan (2019)"

Tied with Mandi Dillin for Westworld (2016)

Episode: Paterfamilias

Award won for The Crown, Season 4 Teaser Trailer for Netflix

Part 2 Trailer

Season 5

S6.E10 Sleep, Dearie Sleep (2023)

S5E1 Queen Victoria Syndrome (2022)

For the dubbing of John Lithgow.

For the dubbing of Claire Foy.

For the dubbing of Claire Foy.

S2E9 "Paterfamilias (2017)"

S1E5 "Smoke and Mirrors (2016)"

S1E3 "Windsor (2016)"

Receiving the Creator Tribute at the Gotham TV Awards is Peter Morgan for his remarkable creation of The Crown. With rave reviews and countless accolades over six seasons, The Crown is one of the most influential, beloved television series of our time. Peter Morgan has taken audiences on an astonishing journey across generations of the royal family and in so doing, set a new bar for quality television drama. Honoring Peter and The Crown in its final season will make for a central highlight of the evening.