7 Reasons to Fall in Love with Elizabeth Debicki in ‘The Crown’

Elizabeth Debicki's portrayal of Diana, Princess of Wales, in Netflix's "The Crown" has stirred a sensation, making her the chosen one for the iconic role of Diana. She demands your attention with a blend of alluring sophistication and classical beauty.

Hailed as the "successor to Cate Blanchett," Elizabeth Debicki, known for her relaxed yet captivating sensuality, has made her mark in films like "Tenet," "The Great Gatsby," and "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." In recent years, she graced the screens in the final two seasons of Netflix's hit series "The Crown," embodying the essence of "Diana, Princess of Wales." Her inherent classical beauty and regal demeanor make her a treasure worth exploring. Let's delve into seven secrets about her!

Australian Hollywood Star

Elizabeth Debicki, with a unique Australian accent and a velvety, magnetic voice, was born in Paris, France, on August 24, 1990. Her father is Polish, her mother is of Irish-Australian descent, and she is the eldest among siblings. The family immigrated to Melbourne, Australia, when she was 5, shaping her distinctive charm.

Almost Became a Ballerina

The grace and elegance that Debicki exudes on-screen can be attributed to her family background. Her parents were ballet dancers who met and fell in love with the dance troupe. Influenced by her upbringing, Debicki developed a passion for dance, accumulating years of experience in ballet. Despite almost becoming a professional ballerina, she shifted her focus to acting, completing her drama degree at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne, in 2010.

Breakthrough Debut

In 2011, Debicki debuted with "A Few Best Men" and caught the attention of renowned Australian director Baz Luhrmann. Invited to Los Angeles for an audition, she secured a role in "The Great Gatsby," sharing the screen with Leonardo DiCaprio. Her portrayal of Jordan Baker, a sleek, elegant golfer with short dark hair, earned her the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Supporting Actress.

Goddess-like height of 190cm

Elizabeth Debicki, radiating an air of elegance and sophistication, stands out with her unique charm, earning her the title of a classical beauty. At a towering height of 190cm, she possesses a supermodel-level stature. Even in the popular series "The Crown," Josh O'Connor, who plays Prince Charles, expressed feeling the weight of her presence beside him. Her goddess-like aura dominates the scene, though she admitted to struggling with her height during high school.

From Femme Fatale to Resilient Mother

In "Tenet," Debicki's role deviates from her usual image of a remarkable and handsome woman. She transforms from a stoic and stylish character into a mother who is both soft and firm. Her versatility shines under the open guidance of director Christopher Nolan, allowing her to explore the character's positioning and emotional expression. The film features many beautiful shots, highlighting Debicki's distinctive features and beauty.

Charm Encompassing the Marvel Universe

Beyond roles as a strong mother in "Tenet," a luxurious beauty in "The Great Gatsby," a femme fatale in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.," and a vulnerable character enduring domestic violence in "The Widow," Elizabeth Debicki also played the glittering high priestess Ayesha in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2." At just 25 years old at the time, she portrayed the leader of the "Sovereign" with an aristocratic air, reprising her role in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3."

The Definitive Choice for Diana, Princess of Wales

In the final two seasons of Netflix's popular series "The Crown," Elizabeth Debicki plays the lead role of "Diana, Princess of Wales." With natural blonde hair and azure eyes, she bears an uncanny resemblance to Diana herself. Her noble demeanor and grace have captivated countless viewers, earning her the title of the chosen one for the role. Interestingly, Debicki initially auditioned for a minor role in the first season, but her presence in the audition room profoundly impacted one of the producers. Her portrayal and interpretation of the character have once again defied expectations, earning her the 2024 Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical or Comedy Series. Anticipate more stellar performances from this statuesque beauty in the future!