Follows the political rivalries and romances of Queen Elizabeth II's reign and the events that shaped Britain for the second half of the 20th century.
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- Won 24 Primetime Emmys. Another 145 wins & 451 nominations.
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Series Cast Summary
| Claire Foy | ... |
Queen Elizabeth II
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(24 episodes, 2016-2023)
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| Olivia Colman | ... |
Queen Elizabeth II
(21 episodes, 2019-2023)
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| Imelda Staunton | ... |
Queen Elizabeth II
(20 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Matt Smith | ... |
Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
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(20 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Tobias Menzies | ... |
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
(20 episodes, 2019-2020)
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| Dominic West | ... |
Prince Charles
(19 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Charles Edwards | ... |
Martin Charteris
(19 episodes, 2019-2020)
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| Jonathan Pryce | ... |
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
(18 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Vanessa Kirby | ... |
Princess Margaret
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(18 episodes, 2016-2022)
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| Marion Bailey | ... |
Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
(18 episodes, 2019-2020)
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| Victoria Hamilton | ... |
Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
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(17 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Helena Bonham Carter | ... |
Princess Margaret
(17 episodes, 2019-2020)
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| Lesley Manville | ... |
Princess Margaret
(17 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Pip Torrens | ... |
Tommy Lascelles
(17 episodes, 2016-2019)
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| Sam Phillips | ... |
Equerry
(17 episodes, 2019-2020)
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| Claudia Harrison | ... |
Princess Anne
(16 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Marcia Warren | ... |
Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
(16 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Elizabeth Debicki | ... |
Princess Diana
(15 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Erin Doherty | ... |
Princess Anne
(15 episodes, 2019-2020)
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| Will Keen | ... |
Michael Adeane
(15 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Nick Owenford | ... |
Press
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(14 episodes, 2016-2023)
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| Josh O'Connor | ... |
Prince Charles
(13 episodes, 2019-2020)
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| James Murray | ... |
Prince Andrew
(13 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Lizzy McInnerny | ... |
Bobo Macdonald
(13 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Chris Gordon | ... |
Duke of Edinburgh's Valet
(13 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| James Hillier | ... |
Equerry
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(12 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Andrew Havill | ... |
Robert Fellowes
(12 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Michael Buerk | ... |
Newsreader
(12 episodes, 2020-2022)
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| John Lithgow | ... |
Winston Churchill
(11 episodes, 2016-2019)
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| Jeremy Northam | ... |
Anthony Eden
(11 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Harry Hadden-Paton | ... |
Martin Charteris
(11 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Clive Francis | ... |
Lord Salisbury
(10 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Ben Miles | ... |
Peter Townsend
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(10 episodes, 2016-2022)
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John Humphrys | ... |
Newsreader
(10 episodes, 2020-2022)
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Teddy Lewis | ... |
Groundskeeper
(10 episodes, 2016)
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| Olivia Williams | ... |
Camilla Parker Bowles
(9 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Billy Jenkins | ... |
Prince Charles
(9 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Nicholas Rowe | ... |
Jock Colville
(9 episodes, 2016)
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| Daniel Ings | ... |
Mike Parker
(9 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Penny Downie | ... |
Duchess of Gloucester
(9 episodes, 2019-2020)
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| Greg Wise | ... |
Lord Mountbatten
(9 episodes, 2016-2017)
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| Theo Fraser Steele | ... |
Timothy Laurence
(9 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Ben Daniels | ... |
Lord Snowdon
(8 episodes, 2019)
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| Emma Corrin | ... |
Princess Diana
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(8 episodes, 2020)
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| Anton Lesser | ... |
Harold MacMillan
(8 episodes, 2017)
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| David Rintoul | ... |
Michael Adeane
(8 episodes, 2019)
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| Salim Daw | ... |
Mohamed Al Fayed
(7 episodes, 2022-2023)
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| Harriet Walter | ... |
Clemmie Churchill
(7 episodes, 2016)
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| Jason Watkins | ... |
Harold Wilson
(7 episodes, 2019)
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| Alex Jennings | ... |
David, Duke of Windsor
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(7 episodes, 2016-2022)
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Production Companies
- Left Bank Pictures
- Sony Pictures Television Production UK (in association with)
- Sony Pictures Television
Distributors
- Netflix (World-wide) (video) (VOD)
- Netflix (2016) (Germany) (video) (VoD)
- Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2017) (Germany) (Blu-ray)
- Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2017) (Germany) (DVD)
Special Effects
- All Effects
- Framestore
- Glassworks (Visual Effects)
- Igene Xforia (Visual Effects)
- NVIZ (previsualization)
- One Of Us (visual effects)
- Rumble VFX (visual effects)
- Untold Studios
Other Companies
- Aluzine Rentals (grip and lighting equipment)
- Bonnie & Betty (child extras casting)
- Bovingdon Airfield Studios (production services)
- Buzzy's Recording (post-production sound services)
- Casting Collective (extras casting)
- Datasat Media (location internet)
- Dynamic International Freight Services (shipping/freight)
- EMG Management (talent management)
- Edithouse (blu-ray production)
- Elastic (titles)
- Energy Services (grip and lighting equipment)
- Extra People (extras casting)
- Flying Pictures (Aerial Filming)
- Gravity Media (post-production facilities)
- Greenshoot (Sustainability Consultants)
- Helicopter Film Services (aerial filming)
- Madison Gate Records (soundtrack)
- Metropolitan Police Film Unit (thanks)
- Panalux (lighting equipment)
- Panavision (camera equipment provided by)
- Production Copier Company (production equipment and services)
- Red Radish (catering)
- Representation Upson Edwards (production services)
- Salon (Avid equipment provided by)
- Scallywag Travel (travel agent)
- Set Medics UK (construction medics)
- Showrisk (insurance broker: Hungary)
- Silleras Asesores Juridicos S.L. (payroll services: Spain)
- Soundtrack New York (adr facility)
- Special Treats Production Company (electronic press kit)
- Team Engine (production software provided by)
- The Helicopter Girls (drone cinematography)
- The Helicopter Girls (drone film services)
- Theaterkunst (costume)
- Timeslice Cinematography (aerial filming)
- Tramuntana Film Services (Marine Services)
- Universal Extras (extras casting)
- Warner Bros. De Lane Lea (Digital Intermediate)
- Willco.App (production management and coordination software) (Spain)
- Winchester College (Location)
- Yellow Cab Studios (adr facility)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
This show focuses on Queen Elizabeth II as a young newlywed faced with leading the world's most famous monarchy while forging a relationship with legendary Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill. The British Empire is in decline, the political world is in disarray, but a new era is dawning. Peter Morgan's masterfully-researched scripts reveal the Queen's private journey behind the public façade with daring frankness. Prepare to see into the coveted world of power and privilege behind the locked doors of Westminster and Buckingham Palace. Written by Netflix |
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Box Office
| Budget | $156,000,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | Queen Elizabeth II had blue eyes, like her first portrayer Claire Foy. After Olivia Colman was cast as Elizabeth she was tested with blue contact lenses over her brown eyes, but it was decided they negatively affected her performance. Changing her eye color in postproduction was also tested, but according to the producers "it didn't feel like her. CGI-ing her eyes seemed to diminish what she was doing." Eventually it was decided to accept the continuity error. See more » |
| Goofs | Throughout the series, various vehicles are seen to enter Buckingham Palace from the Mall entrance, where it can be seen that the road outside and inner courtyard are covered by black tarmac. However, since the 1950's at least, the surface of the Mall and courtyard have actually been coloured red, using a synthetic iron oxide pigment. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Anna Kendrick/John Lithgow/Iliza (2016). See more » |