"The Crown" is a "fictional dramatisation" television series directed by Stephen Daldry, Philip Martin, Julian Jarrold and Peter Morgan.
The starring cast includes Claire Foy, Matt Smith as Philip, Vanessa Kirby, Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary, Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden, Victoria Hamilton, Ben Miles as Group Captain Peter Townsend, Greg Wise, Jared Harris as King George VI, John Lithgow as Winston Churchill and others.
Here are "The Crown" TV series trailer, plot summary, full cast and characters, release date, streaming services and everything we know so far.
Trailer
Is there a trailer for The Crown TV series?
Netflix on Thursday, October 20, 2022 released the trailer for "The Crown" you can watch here:
The Crown | Season 5 Official Trailer | Netflix.
Plot summary
What is The Crown TV series plot?
Here is a short review of "The Crown" TV series plot summary.
The Crown portrays the life of Queen Elizabeth II from her wedding in 1947 to Philip (Matt Smith), Duke of Edinburgh, until the early 21st century.
The first season depicts events up to 1955, with Winston Churchill (John Lithgow) resigning as prime minister and the Queen's sister Princess Margaret (Beau Gadsdon) deciding not to marry Peter Townsend. The second season covers the Suez Crisis in 1956, leading to the retirement of Prime Minister Anthony Eden (Jeremy Northam) in 1957; the retirement of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in 1963, following the scandal of the Profumo affair; and the birth of Prince Edward in 1964.
The third season covers 1964 to 1977, beginning with Harold Wilson's election as prime minister and ending with the Queen's Silver Jubilee, also covering Edward Heath's time as prime minister. Camilla Shand is also introduced. The fourth season is set during Margaret Thatcher's period as prime minister from 1979 to 1990 and also focuses on Lady Diana Spencer.
Cast
Who plays who in the The Crown TV series cast?
Here is the full cast and characters of "The Crown" TV series. Actors and actresses are sorted mostly in credits order.
Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
Ben Miles as Group Captain Peter Townsend (season 1, featured season 2)
Greg Wise as Lord Mountbatten
Jared Harris as King George VI (season 1, featured season 2)
John Lithgow as Winston Churchill (season 1, featured seasons 2 - 3)
Alex Jennings as David Duke of Windsor
Lia Williams as Wallis Simpson
Anton Lesser as Harold MacMillan
Jason Watkins as Harold Wilson
Erin Doherty as Princess Anne
Josh O'Connor as Prince Charles
Gillian Anderson as Margaret Thatcher
Emma Corrin as Princess Diana
Stephen Boxer as Denis Thatcher
Emerald Fennell as Camilla Parker Bowles
Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II
Tobias Menzies as Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh
Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret
Ben Daniels as Lord Snowdon
Marion Bailey as Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
Charles Dance as Lord Mountbatten
Matthew Goode as Tony Armstrong-Jones
Stephen Dillane as Graham Sutherland
Gemma Whelan as Patricia Campbell
John Heffernan as Lord Altrincham
Finn Elliot as school-aged Prince Philip (season 2, guest season 3)
Paul Sparks as Billy Graham a prominent American preacher whom Elizabeth consults (season 2)
Julian Baring as school-aged Prince Charles (season 2)
Michael C. Hall as John F. Kennedy the president of the United States
Jodi Balfour as Jacqueline Kennedy the first lady of the United States
Burghart Klaußner as Dr Kurt Hahn the founder of Gordonstoun, where Philip and Charles went to school (season 2)
Jane Lapotaire as Princess Alice of Battenberg Philip's mother (season 3)
Clancy Brown as Lyndon B. Johnson the president of the United States following Kennedy (season 3)
Michael Maloney as Prime Minister Edward Heath (season 3)
Andrew Buchan as Andrew Parker Bowles Camilla's love interest (season 3, recurring season 4)
Mark Lewis Jones as Edward Millward Prince Charles's Welsh language tutor (season 3)
Harry Treadaway as Roddy Llewellyn Princess Margaret's boyfriend (season 3, guest season 4)
Tim McMullan as Robin Woods the dean of Windsor (season 3)
Richard Roxburgh as Bob Hawke the prime minister of Australia (season 4)
Tom Brooke as Michael Fagan
Tom Burke as Derek 'Dazzle' Jennings a civil servant and friend of Princess Margaret (season 4)
Nicholas Farrell as Michael Shea Elizabeth's press secretary (season 4)
Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II
Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh
Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret
Elizabeth Debicki as Princess Diana
Dominic West as Prince Charles
Senan West as Prince William
Charles Edwards as Martin Charteris
Pip Torrens as Tommy Lascelles
Sam Phillips as Equerry
Will Keen as Michael Adeane
Lizzy McInnerny as Bobo Macdonald
Chris Gordon as Duke of Edinburgh's Valet
Nick Owenford as Press
James Hillier as Equerry
Harry Hadden-Paton as Martin Charteris
Clive Francis as Lord Salisbury
Teddy Lewis as Groundskeeper
Jonny Lee Miller as John Major
Claudia Harrison as Princess Anne
Flora Montgomery as Norma Major
Marcia Warren as Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
Sam Woolf as Prince Edward
Khalid Abdalla as Dodi Al-Fayed
Andrew Havill as Robert Fellowes
Emma Laird Craig as Sarah Duchess of York
Salim Daw as Mohammed Al-Fayed
Humayun Saeed as Dr. Hasnat Khan
Billy Jenkins as Prince Charles
Nicholas Rowe as Jock Colville
Daniel Ings as Mike Parker
Penny Downie as Duchess of Gloucester
David Rintoul as Michael Adeane
Michael Buerk as Newsreader
Harriet Walter as Clemmie Churchill
Jonathan Newth as Page (Buckingham Palace)
Mark Tandy as Cecil Beaton
Patrick Ryecart as Duke of Norfolk
Michael Culkin as Rab Butler
George Asprey as Walter Monckton
John Humphrys as Newsreader
Andy Sanderson as Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester
James Murray as Prince Andrew
Michael Thomas as Duke of Gloucester
Richard Goulding as Edward Adeane
Angus Imrie as Prince Edward
Verity Russell as Young Princess Elizabeth
Tom Byrne as Prince Andrew
Simon Chandler as Clement Attlee
Kevin McNally as Bernard Ingham
Paul Jesson as Sir Geoffrey Howe
Mark Dexter as Tony Benn
Lorraine Ashbourne as Barbara Castle
James Laurenson as Doctor Weir
Patrick Drury as Lord Chamberlain
Don Gallagher as Willie Whitelaw
Lasco Atkins as Club member
Stefan Kopiecki as Reporter
Beau Gadsdon as Young Princess Margaret
Dominic Rowan as Charles Powell
Sylvestra Le Touzel as Dorothy MacMillan
Georgie Glen as Ruth Lady Fermoy
Nigel Cooke as Harry Crookshank
Ronald Pickup as Archbishop of Canterbury
Steven Blake as Buckingham Palace Press Secretary
Thomas Padden as Page (Clarence House)
Richard Elfyn as Selwyn Lloyd
Geoffrey Breton as Mark Phillips
Lyla Barrett-Rye as Princess Anne
John Sackville as S.I.S. Controller
John Woodvine as Archbishop of York
Anna Madeley as Clarissa Eden
Jonathan Wayre as Projectionist
Chloe Pirrie as Eileen Parker
Sinead Matthews as Marcia Williams
Michael Bertenshaw as Master of the Household
Joseph Kloska as Porchey
Kate Phillips as Venetia Scott
Leonie Benesch as Princess Cecile
Lucy Russell as Lady Mountbatten
Aden Gillett as Richard Crossman
Josh Taylor as Jonathan Dalkeith
Paul Bigley as John Nott
Paul Sheridan as Eden's Aide
Peter Ellis as Sandringham Gamekeeper
Martin Bishop as King's Valet
Martyn Mayger as Downing Street Official
Ty Hurley as American Secret Service
Alisha Tarran as Margaret's Friend
Gary Kiely as First Reporter
Catherine Monfils as Nurse
Alastair Mackenzie as Richard Aylard
Erin Richards as Kelly Fisher
Geraldine Chaplin as Wallis Simpson
Nancy Carroll as Anne Tennant
Freddie Fox as Mark Thatcher
Patrick Warner as Peter Cook
Nicholas Burns as Anthony Nutting
Richard Teverson as Colin Tennant
Rebecca Humphries as Carol Thatcher
Tom Turner as Patrick Jephson
Catherine Bailey as Elizabeth Cavendish
Jo Stone-Fewings as Collins
David Phelan as Dickie Arbiter
Sophie Stone as Princess Alice
Guy Williams as Prince Andrea
Yolanda Kettle as Camilla Fry
Alana Ramsey as Sarah Lindsay
Richard Clifford as Norman Hartnell
Paul Thornley as Bill Matheson
Letty Thomas as Virginia Pitman
Ed Cooper Clarke as Jeremy Fry
Oliver Maltman as Jim Orr
Tony Jayawardena as Sir Sonny Ramphal
Adrian Lukis as Vice-Admiral Conolly Abel Smith
Paul Clayton as Bob Boothby
Allegra Marland as Carolyn Pride
Judith Paris as Wendy Mitchell
Robert Irons as Freddie Bishop
Ryan Sampson as Dudley Moore
Tim Steed as John Profumo
Flora Higgins as Anne Bolton
Lucas Barber-Grant as Prince William
John Rowe as Chief Telephonist (Buckingham Palace)
David Annen as Alec Douglas-Home
Arran Tinker as Prince Harry
Alan Gill as Winkie
Anthony Edridge as Equerry (Clarence House)
Pippa Winslow as Blinkie
Amir Boutrous as Nasser
Nick Hendrix as Billy Wallace
Connie M'Gadzah as Sydney Johnson
Jo Herbert as Mary Charteris
Alison Pargeter as Buckingham Palace Maid 1
Stuart McQuarrie as George Thomson
David Bromley as Footman
Peter Wight as Newspaper Editor
Julius D'Silva as Baron Nahum
David Shields as Colin Tennant
Nicholas Day as Jim Prior
Matthew Steer as Wilson's Aide
Simon Paisley Day as Meryn Lewis
Richard Syms as Lord Hailsham
Daniel Gosling as TV Commentator
Andrew Piper as Balmoral Master of the Household
Laura Cairns as Balmoral Maid
Peter Pacey as Lord Soames
Patrick Toomey as Philip's Private Secretary
Angela Sims as Princess Margaret's Dresser
Fyfe Dangerfield as Pianist
Charlie Richards as Queen's Page
Abigail Parmenter as Judy Montagu
Jerry Cooke as Newsreader
David Charles as George Thomas
Guy Siner as Francis Pym
Ryan Early as Radio Producer
James Woolley as Page (Marlborough House)
Christopher Ravenscroft as Page (Sandringham)
Tony Guilfoyle as Bishop of Durham
Michael Shelford as Duke of Windsor's Valet
Daniel Fraser as Queen's Equerry
Dugald Bruce-Lockhart as John Moore
Jessie Aquilina as Sarah Ferguson
Rosalind Knight as Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark
Josie Kidd as Secretary
Bertie Carvel as Robin Day
Cory Peterson as American Guest
Daniel Betts as Ernst von Hannover
Robert Strange as F.O. Telephonist
Zak Holland as Australian Sailor
Lampros Kalfuntzos as Algerian President
Thea Balich as Clarence House Maid
Joey Grima as Archiving Assistant
Claire Ashton as Investiture Ceremony Guest
Prasanna Puwanarajah as Martin Bashir
Richard Lintern as Stephen Ward
Danny Sapani as President Nkrumah
August Wittgenstein as Grand Duke Georg Donatus
Samuel West as Anthony Blunt
Derek Jacobi as Duke of Windsor
Angus Wright as Martin Furnival Jones
John Hollingworth as Porchey
Anna Chancellor as Lady Rosse
Rupert Vansittart as Cecil King
Michael Simkins as Patrick Dean
Alice Hewkin as Jacqui Chan
Sam Crane as Patrick Plunket
Eliza Sodró as Princess Sophie
Colin Morgan as John Armstrong
Nia Roberts as Silvia Millward
Martin McDougall as W. Marvin Watson
Ifan Huw Dafydd as Howell
Elliott Hughes as Baby Prince William
Miles Jupp as Humphrey
Lewis Macleod as Iain Tennant
Richard Harrington as Fred Phillips
Henry Pettigrew as Neil Armstrong
Gemma Jones as Penelope Carter
Jasper Hughes as Baby Prince William
Michael Fenton Stevens as Peter Beck
Anne Lambton as Gloria
Felix Scott as Buzz Aldrin
Jack Parry-Jones as Teacher
Matthew Baldwin as Kenneth Harris
Takatsuna Mukai as Japanese Guest
Steven O'Neill as BBC Commentator
Jay Webb as Wayne Sleep
Dominic Applewhite as Dermot
David Roper as Bishop of Norwich
Bodo Friesecke as Carl von Loesch
Joshua Lacey as Jonathan Miller
Ollie Pitman as Simon Harper
Jessica De Gouw as Lucy Lindsay-Hogg
Andrew Lee Potts as Michael Collins
David Wilmot as Arthur Scargill
Robert Wilfort as Documentary Director
Paul Hilton as Michael Straight
Togo Igawa as Emperor Hirohito
Dyfrig Morris as Thomas Edwards
Billy Mack as Ghillie
Luke Cinque-White as Wayne Sleep's Assistant
Denise Mack as Jobcentre Employee
Julian Ovenden as Bobby Kennedy
Tom Durant Pritchard as Billy Wallace
Seb Carrington as Alan Bennett
Ivanhoe Norona as Polynesian Islander
Kit Redding as Young Jim Orr
Edmund Digby-Jones as Junior Press Secretary
Gwyneth Keyworth as Gwen Edwards
Peter Straker as Elevator Operator
Sidney Jackson as Prince Edward
Daniel Donskoy as James Hewitt
Ed Hartland as Benefits Officer
Samantha Baines as Mary
Pip Carter as Colin Tennant
Des McAleer as Philip Kinghorn Burbidge
Oscar Swire as Masterson
Julian Glover as Cecil Boyd-Rochfort
Stephen Riddle as Derek Parker Bowles
David Summer as Thomas Parry
Charlotte Gray as Beryl Moss
Marlo Woolley as Prince Andrew
Suzanne Kopser as 'Ladybird' Johnson
Robert Cavanah as Psychiatrist
Karina Beuthe Orr as Anne-Charlotte Verney
Christian Jenner as Fagan's Friend
Martin Marquez as Royal Detective
Clayton T. Smith as American General
Jonathan Broadbent as James Burke
Lucas Hare as John Barratt
Pierre Azéma as French Doctor
Alison Jones as Mary Phillips
Judith Alexander as Ann Parker Bowles
Clare Perkins as Social Worker
Donald Douglas as Lord Chambarlaine
Jonathan Hansler as Balmoral Guest 1
Olivia Beardsley as Australian Make-Up Girl
Pierre Philippe as Jean Garnier
Arthur Nightingale as Tailor
Hanako Footman as Lily
Miles Richardson as George Allen
James Vaughan as Hairdresser
Nigel Lister as Anaesthetist
Miltos Yerolemou as Chronos
Mark Field as Cavalry Officer
Harry Gostelow as Mountbatten's Valet
Martin Wimbush as Dr. Bodley Scott
Robert Benedetti-Hall as Major Bruce Shand
Bea Stevens-Johnson as Sarah Edwards
Fred Broom as Cliff Michelmore
Richard Cant as Fagan's Local MP
Jacqueline Defferary as Balmoral Guest 2
Eva Feiler as Young Margaret Thatcher
Timothy Knightley as Australian Interviewer
Tim Scragg as Crown Jeweller
Ian Porter as U.S. Department Aide
Mirrah Foulkes as Helen King
Michael Eaves as Dean of Windsor
Gareth Marks as Fruity Metcalfe
Dominic Andersen as Camilla's Date
Kirsty MacLaren as Violet
Jasper Jacob as Bank of England Lawyer
Nesba Crenshaw as Rosalind Shand
Henry Dimbleby as Richard Dimbleby
Charlie Baron as Rhys Edwards
Daniel Beales as Patrick Moore
Jacob Shephard as Page
Ashley Hope Allan as Peebles Shop Assistant
Isobel Eadie as Sarah Spencer
Leanne Everitt as Christine Fagan
Kevin Hand as Margaret's Butler
Tim Benton as Alice Springs Official
Garrick Hagon as John F. Dulles
Clive Flint as Arthur Cunningham
Alan David as Ben Bowen Thomas
Dan Renton Skinner as Alastair Burnet
Teresa Banham as Mary Wilson
Peter Ormond as Captain
Philippe Smolikowski as Alec Head
Ben Stylianou as Pawnbroker
Monty D'Inverno as RAF Officer
Ana Morgan as Helen Edwards
Janet Suzman as Literary Agent
Josef Davies as Christine's Boyfriend
Edward Wolstenholme as BAS Team Leader
Alexandra Fisher as Australian Radio Interviewer
Alan Williams as Professor Hogg
David Gillies as Telephonist (Clarence House)
David Clatworthy as Eric Sherbrook Walker
Janet Henfrey as Vita Sackville-West
James Greene as Royal Horological Conservator
Péter Fancsikai as German Passport Officer
Roger Evans as Editor
Nigel Whitmey as Marquis Childs
Johnny Vivash as Mustique Photographer
Jim Creighton as MI5 Officer
Robert Powell Jones as Andras Millward
Peredur Hedd Llywelyn as Geraint Moss
Louis Zegrean as Young Ted Heath
Trudie Emery as Katherine Bowes-Lyon
Oscar Foronda as Constantino Davidoff
Mark Rawlings as Royal Policeman
Rachel Donovan as Photographer 1
Bronwyn Baud as Brisbane Polo Crowd Member
Amelia Bullmore as Kathleen Sutherland
Andrew Bone as F.O. Aide
Wayne Harrison as Governor General of Kenya
Tristan Sturrock as John Wheeler-Bennett
Euan Macnaughton as Lord Caithness
Aliya Tanikpaeva as Galina Ulanova
Maximilian Dirr as Junkers Pilot
Sidwell Ralitsoele as Nkrumah's Aide
Anthony O'Donnell as Mayor of Merthyr Tyfdil
Guy Oliver-Watts as Lord Chamberlain
William Ellis as Queen's Flight Captain
Tony Bell as Guardian Editor
Ruby Richardson as Young Ted Heath's Mother
Alice White as Bethan
Andrew Cullum as Race Commentator
Miriam Lucia as Australian TV Reporter
Pauline Hendrickson as Nerissa Bowes-Lyon
Matt Emery as Photographer 2
Simon Kirk as Andrew's Co-Pilot
Andrea Deck as Jean Wallop
David Yelland as Commander Vyner
Héléna Soubeyrand as Marie-Antoinette de Bellaigue
Simon Poland as Chief Scientist (Met Office)
Clare Holman as Princess Marina
Stella Gonet as Margaret Lambert
Douggie McMeekin as Sunny Blandford
Adam Stevenson as Ghillie
Edward Tidy as Junkers Crew Member
John Finn as Arthur 'Bull' Hancock
Colin Stinton as Lawrence E. Spivak
Clifford Rose as Dean of Windsor
Richard Sutton as Gunnery Instructor
Hugh Thomas as Bishop of Llandaff
Guy Chambers as Pianist
Robert East as Director
Michael Colgan as IRA Lieutenant
Madeleine Bowyer as Earlswood Nurse 1
Robin Kermode as Interviewer
Nathan Vale as Tenor
Helena Huang as Vox Pop Woman 1
Caroline Goodall as Lady Doris
Sara Vickers as Marion Crawford
Anthony Flanagan as Thurman
Jonathan Rhodes as Impact Producer
Denis Khoroshko as Russian Naval Captain
Matt Blair as American Historian
Péter Barbinek as German Valet
Kevin Eldon as Priest Michael
Tim Bentinck as John Betjeman
Dafydd Hywel as Shopkeeper
Chris Kyriacou as Police Chief
Alasdair Craig as Co-Pilot
Christopher Naylor as Lord Snowdon's Valet
Sanchia McCormack as Buckingham Palace Maid 2
Denver-Isaac Kwashe as Journalist
Wendy-Lee Purdy as Vox Pop Woman 2
Tina Byrne as Earlswood Patient 1
Georgia Howlett as Ballet Dancer
Lin Sagovsky as Elspeth Howe
Michael Cochrane as Vice Provost Sir Henry Marten
John Standing as Imbert-Terry
Jamie de Courcey as Doctor
Peter Sandys-Clarke as BBC Producer
Yves Aubert as French Historian
Sam Wilkinson as Royal Australian Navy Officer
James Borthwick as Leonid Brezhnev
Anthony Brophy as James Jesus Angleton
Richard Walsh as Joe Gormley
Georgina Strawson as Buckingham Palace Maid
Jonathan Coote as Priest 1
Rebecca Harries as Local Woman 1
Claire Jeater as Receptionist
Nicholas James Mead as Jazz Band Musician
Annette Badland as Doctor Margaret Heagarty
Douglas Reith as Admiral Leach
David Maybrick as Security Man 1
Moya O'Shea as Vox Pop Woman 3
Tom Espiner as Simon Freeman
Annette Edwards as Earlswood Patient 2
Aitor Viscarolasaga Lopez as Ballet Dancer
Richard Ritchie as Dean of St Paul's
Rebecca Benson as Nurse
Grant Gillespie as Messenger
Ben Fox as Princess Margaret's Private Secretary
Amy Doyle as Colville's Secretary
Jack Chissick as Vendor
Barnabás Tóth as French Diplomat
Michael Sheldon as Alec Cadogan
Eddy Jones as Gordonstoun Pupil
Matt Harris as Mountbatten's Page
Catrin-Mai Huw as Local Woman 2
Sam Parks as Priest 2
Gerrard McArthur as Garter at Arms
Luke Juby as Jazz Band Musician
Graham Vanas as Doorman
Nadia Williams as Verona Middleton-Jeter
Peter Symonds as Hardy Amies
Eileen Dunwoodie as Diana's Maid
Adam Fitzgerald as Graham Evans
Patrick Bailey as Security Man 2
Andy Clarkson as Earlswood Nurse 2
Thom Tuck as Journalist #1
Stephen Chance as Director (Met Office)
Matthew Marsh as President Eisenhower
Tom Lawrence as Reporter
David Shaw Parker as Hawker
Skye Hallam as Lee Radziwill
Matthew Bates as Deputy Under-Secretary
Martin Chamberlain as Aneurin Bevan
Richard Griffiths as Gordonstoun Pupil
Andrew Buckley as Priest 3
Jamie Chapman as Reporter
Milly Thomas as Mirror Group Secretary
Michelle McTernan as Local Woman 3
Luke Stenner as Jazz Band Musician
Naomi Allisstone as Hazel Hawke
Ailema Sousa as Linda Correa
Richard Allinson as Radio DJ
John McCormack as Earlswood Nurse 3
Todd Boyce as U.S.A.F. General
Garry Lake as Journalist #2
Dan Sitoe as Chief Sironka
Gala Gordon as Christine Keeler
Peter Forbes as Barrister
James Garnon as Stanislaw Radziwill
Ed Eales White as Foreign Office Translator
Attila Bardóczy as French Orderly
Felix Cann as Gordonstoun Pupil
Sam Spiegel as Christian Pineau
Mark Lewis as Local Man 1
Simon Connolly as Marvin Miles
John Vaughan as Mountbatten Staff
Michael Parker as Documentary Narrator
Richie Garrison as Jazz Band Musician
Vaughn Johseph as U.S. TV Reporter
Kenneth Coombs as Victoria Station Newspaper Seller
Oliver de Rohan as Australian Reporter 1
Clare Foster as Nancy Lewis
Yule Masiteng as Chief Kungu Waruhiu
Paul Baker as Journalist #3
Jeannie Kinkaid as Telephonist (Sandringham Stables)
Catherine Lamb as Mrs. Wills
Terrence Hardiman as Doctor Evans
Jeremy Wheeler as Doctor Jacobson
Hugh Futcher as David Ben-Gurion
William Tapley as Base Commander
Clifford Barry as Detective
Daniel Geddes as Gordonstoun Pupil
Ashley Alymann as Sultan of Perak
James Sobol Kelly as American Journalist 1
Rhys Parry Jones as Local Man 2
Richard Shanks as Clarence House Equerry
Andrew Joseph as Jazz Band Musician
Roger May as Cabinet Photographer
David Cary as Australian Reporter 2
Pankaj Chandak as Margaret's Surgeon
Bu Kunene as New Yorker
Ed Stoppard as Tony Longdon
John Surman as Cecil Mann Crown Jeweller
Mike Sengelow as Australian Doctor
Josh Cook as Footman (Buckingham Palace)
Matt Newman as Morris
Rebecca Saire as Baba Metcalfe
Jeffrey Ho as Sultan of Perak's Interpreter
Keenan Arrison as Egyptian Interpreter
Jacques Boudet as President de Gaulle
Harrison Burnside as Jameson
Grahame Fox as Worker 1
Lucy Newman-Williams as American Journalist 2
John Moraitis as New Yorker
Anthony Harwood as Australian Photographer
Katie Bird as Soprano
Nicholas Jones as Lord Moran
Freddie Meredith as Secretary (Lambeth Palace)
Treasure Tshabalala as Chief Pelipel
Robin Bowerman as Page (Rhodesia)
Adel Tuzani as Nasser's Aide
Alec Nicholls as Downing Street Aide
Ian Hallard as Analyst
Grace Stone as Anne Tennant
Roderick Gilkison as Simon Harper's Friend
David Shackleton as Provost
Dai Tabuchi as Japanese Journalist
Jason May as Worker 2
Ryan O'Donnell as Brisbane Reporter 1
Jared McNeill as New Yorker
Paul Longley as Footman (Abbey)
Edmund Wiseman as Radio Announcer
Matt Rippy as US Intelligence Officer
Reilly Shanahan as Hoare
Lamar Bonhomme as Egyptian Colonel
Linda Small as Elderly Ghanaian Servant
Simon Nehan as Worker 3
Olivier Raynal as French Journalist
Alistair Moulton Black as Brisbane Reporter 2
Reis Daniel as New Yorker
Fenias Timbe as Kenyan Boy
Luke Vernon as US Soldier
Penelope McGhie as Henrietta Woods
Rayhaan Kufuor-Gray as New York Boy
Jayne Edwards as Brisbane Crowd Member
Clive Arrindell as Newspaper Proprietor
Greg Lockett as US Military Courier
David Troke as Jazz Band
Callum Coates as Butler at Althorp
James Millard as BBC Roving Reporter
Eileen Ross as Nanny Barnes
Daniel Philpott as Adolf Hitler
Jacob Shaw as Jazz Band
Aimee Hodnett as Singer
Leon Hutchings as Page Boy
Mark Pusey as Jazz Band
Kate Parr as Singer
Tom Fairfoot as Royal Detective
Oliver McKinnon-Wardell as Page Boy #2
Robert Yeo as Jazz Band
Simon Armstrong as Councillor
Nick Wymer as Kenneth Clarke
Ronald Moger as Reporter
Rebecca Poole as Singer
Salton Maepa as Sagana Lodge Hotel Manager
Steven Elliot as Geoffrey Morgan
Al Barclay as Michael Howard
Alex Harland as Newsreader
Bongo Mbutuma as Outspan Hotel Manager
David Rees Talbot as Alun Jenkins
Harriet Benson as Patricia Knatchbull
Keith Chopping as Norman Lamont
Charles Panapa as Maori Dancer
Noni Harrison as Indira Gandhi
Christopher Gxalaba as Kenyan Policeman
Nicholas McGaughey as Supervisor
Martin Fisher as Peter Lilley
Valerie Sarruf as Dowager Lady Brabourne
Hilton Gibbons as Maori Dancer
Bharat Mistri as Indian Diplomat
Lynn Hunter as Colliery Secretary
Marc Ozall as John Major
Brandon Whitt as Timothy Knatchbull
Richard Keane as Maori Dancer
Philip Philmar as Embalmer
Evan Whitt as Nicholas Knatchbull
Karl Burrows as Maori Dancer
Ivy Nkutha as Treetops Housekeeper
Duncan Duff as Cecil Parkinson
Mark Carlisle as Lord Brabourne
Shane Cahill as Maori Dancer
Sarah Muhoho as Sagana Lodge Housekeeper
Oliver Milburn as Chris Patten
Patrick McBrearty as Francis McGirl
Gerry Williamson as Maori Dancer
Michael Mears as Malcolm Rifkind
Mark Brennan as Thomas McMahon
Ross Burns as Maori Dancer
Stephen Greif as Speaker of the House
Acushla-Tara Kupe as Maori Dancer
Gerard Ban Lavery as Fisherman
Rob Curling as Showjumping Commentator
Luke Classon as Maori Dancer
David Kerr as Showjumping Judge
Kiwiroa Marshall as Maori Dancer
Richard Stirling as Showjumping Timekeeper
Francis Adams as Photographer
Rory Clark as Maori Dancer
Roy Sampson as Laurens Van Der Post
Kaitlan Potter as Maori Dancer
Amy Searles as Kanga
Tira as Maori Dancer
Aleesha Gordon as Maori Dancer
Alister Hobdell as Maori Dancer
Kimiora Burrows as Maori Dancer
Jesse Mutu as Maori Dancer
Arihia Cassidy as Maori Dancer
Zaiya Mahutariki as Maori Dancer
Stevey Taylor as Maori Dancer
Leigh Thompson as Maori Dancer
Johanna Smitz as Screaming Girl
Dean Weir as Junior Doctor
Siyabonga Xaba as Kenyan Boy
Steve Carroll as Press
Martin Bratanov as Photographer Assistant
Matt Beauman-Jones as Press Journalist
Vash Singh as Crowd
Jemma Lewis as Main Switchboard Operator
James Francis Andrews as Journalist
Kristina E Miller as Downing Street Secretary
Edward Olhausen as Choirboy
Mikaél Frimpong as Messenger
Emma Louise Webb as Geraldine
Bernardo Santos as Protester
Kenny-Lee Mbanefo as Ghanian Diplomat
Paul Dewdney as Charles W Wilmot
John Warman as British News Reporter
Bradley Wj Miller as Gerald
Laura Vivio as Londoner
Fares Boulos as Ken Russell
Justified as Ghanan Soldier
Torin Pocock as Sergeant
Kristian Drew as Dinner Guest
Dardan Kolicaj as Junior Archivist
Andrew Steel as Photographer
Mark Sayer as Detective
Maya Raskin as Londoner
Andy Mihalache as SS Captain Karl Schulz
Rahima Delvero as Mrs. Patel
Emilia Rose Arnò as Model (Blue Kennedy Dress)
Angus Scott as Resident Factor of Balmoral
Alan Cassidy as Jaguar Factory Worher
Tahlia Norrish as Brisbane Fan 1
Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Monique Ritz
Harry Anton as Trevor Rees-Jones
Colin Blyth as Doctor
Andrea Scarduzio as Yacht Salesman
Adonis Kapsalis as Captain Fletcher
Joanna Ignaczewska as Polish Interviewer
Theo Fraser Steele as Timothy Laurence
James Harper-Jones as Tom Parker Bowles
Lucy Gape as Fayed's Secretary
Victor Solé as Referee
Liam Edwards as Press Officer
Layo-Christina Akinlude as Barbara Anderson
Loris Monet as Fireman
Kate Cook as Susie Orbach
Taru Devani as Indian woman
Rufus Kampa as Prince William
Andy M Milligan as British Soldier
Meg Bellamy as Kate Middleton
Ed McVey as Prince William
Emilia Karlsson as Nurse
Filming
What are The Crown filming details?
"The Crown" series are produced by Sony Pictures Television and Left Bank Pictures.
The average duration of each episode is 47 - 61 minutes. Country of origin: United Kingdom and United States. Original language: English.
Rating
What are critics and audiences saying about The Crown TV series?
"The Crown" TV series got high rating from critics. IMDB rating is 8.7/10. Rotten Tomatoes rating is 90/100.
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