| Actor |
Film/TV show |
Year |
Country |
Type |
Notes
|
| Peers of the Realm
|
| Earls of Albemarle
|
| William Keppel, 4th Earl of Albemarle
|
| Charles Lefeaux |
Victoria the Great |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Arnold Keppel, 8th Earl of Albemarle
|
| Angus MacKay |
The Edwardians, #7 "Daisy" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Earls of Angus
|
| Archibald Douglas, 5th Earl of Angus
|
| Alastair Hunter |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Archibald Douglas, 8th Earl of Angus
|
| Frank Baker |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Emil Heß |
Das Herz der Königin |
1940 |
Germany |
Film |
Propaganda
|
| Dukes of Argyll
|
| John Campbell, 2nd Duke of Argyll
|
| James Robertson Justice |
Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue |
1953 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Niall Campbell, 10th Duke of Argyll
|
| David Hargreaves |
A Very British Scandal |
2021 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Ian Campbell, 11th Duke of Argyll
|
| Paul Bettany |
A Very British Scandal |
2021 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Ian Campbell, 12th Duke of Argyll
|
| Daniel Burt |
A Very British Scandal |
2021 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
As a teenager.
|
| Earls of Arundel
|
| Edmund FitzAlan, 9th Earl of Arundel
|
| Colin Fisher |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Patrice Bornand |
Edward II |
1982 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Richard FitzAlan, 11th Earl of Arundel
|
| Desmond Keith |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1938 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| George Woodbridge |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1955 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| Henry FitzAlan, 19th Earl of Arundel: See Lord Chamberlains
|
| Viscounts Astor
|
| William Waldorf Astor, 1st Viscount Astor
|
| Alan Gifford |
Nancy Astor |
1982 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor
|
| James Fox |
Nancy Astor |
1982 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| William Astor, 3rd Viscount Astor
|
| James Campbell |
Nancy Astor |
1982 |
UK |
TV series |
As a child.
|
| Duncan Royce |
Nancy Astor |
1982 |
UK |
TV series |
As a teenager.
|
| Michael Troughton |
Nancy Astor |
1982 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Leslie Phillips |
Scandal |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Michael Maloney |
The Trial of Christine Keeler |
2019 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Dukes of Atholl
|
| George Murray, 6th Duke of Atholl
|
| Denis Lawson |
Victoria |
2017 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Dukes of Beaufort
|
| Henry Somerset, 7th Duke of Beaufort
|
| Jonathan Aris |
Beau Brummell: This Charming Man |
2006 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the biography by Ian Kelly.
|
| Dukes of Bedford
|
| John of Lancaster: See Royal children (Henry IV)
|
| Francis Russell, 5th Duke of Bedford
|
| John Stuart |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Barons Berkeley and Earls of Berkeley
|
| Thomas de Berkeley, 5th Baron Berkeley
|
| Cecil Brock |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Ringham |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Carl Oatley |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| James Berkeley, 3rd Earl of Berkeley
|
| Paget Hunter |
Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue |
1953 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Buckingham
|
| Thomas of Woodstock: See Royal children (Edward III)
|
| Humphrey Stafford, 1st Duke of Buckingham
|
| Kenneth Farrington |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| William Squire |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Daker |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham
|
| Moffat Johnston |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Ralph Richardson |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Edgar Wreford |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Bruce Gordon |
Tower of London |
1962 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Gerhard Just |
König Richard III |
1964 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| William Squire |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Zoltán Latinovits |
Richard III |
1973 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Giorgi Gegechkori |
Richard III |
1980 |
USSR |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Byrne |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Gilles Arbona |
Richard III |
1986 |
France |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Pennington |
The Wars of the Roses, #7 "Richard III" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Tom Wilkinson |
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales, #2.1 "Richard III" |
1994 |
UK |
Animated TV short |
Voice only
|
| Jim Broadbent |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s.
|
| Arthur Darvill |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Ben Van den Heuvel |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
As a boy. An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham
|
| Basil Gill |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Pedro de Cordoba |
When Knighthood Was in Flower |
1922 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Charles Major.
|
| Michael Gough |
The Sword and the Rose |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel When Knighthood Was in Flower by Charles Major.
|
| Julian Glover |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Charles Dance |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Steven Waddington |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham
|
| Lucien Littlefield |
To Have and to Hold |
1922 |
|
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mary Johnston.
|
| Richard Morant |
Churchill's People, #14 "A Rich and Beautiful Empire" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham
|
| Arthur Hoops |
Mistress Nell |
1915 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by George Cochrane Hazelton.
|
| George Coulouris |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #3.35 "The Portugal Lady" |
1952 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Bruce Purchase |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Rupert Graves |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Ben Chaplin |
Stage Beauty |
2004 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Earls Cadogan
|
| William Cadogan, 1st Earl Cadogan
|
| Martin Boddey |
Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue |
1953 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Bernard Taylor |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Gerald Cadogan, 6th Earl Cadogan
|
| Patrick Magee |
Chariots of Fire |
1981 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Cambridge
|
| Gyrth Godwinson: See Earls of East Anglia
|
| Richard of Conisburgh, 3rd Earl of Cambridge
|
| John Arnold |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #2.16 "The Life of Henry V" |
1951 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Frank Windsor |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| William Whymper |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry V" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Fabian Cartwright |
Henry V |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Plantagenet: See Dukes of York
|
| Earls of Carnarvon
|
| Henry Herbert, 4th Earl of Carnarvon
|
| Joss Ambler |
The Prime Minister |
1941 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Henry Herbert, 7th Earl of Carnarvon
|
| Joseph Kloska |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 30–39.
|
| John Hollingworth |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 44.
|
| Earls and Countesses of Carrick
|
| Marjorie
|
| Heather Flannagan |
The Bruce |
1996 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Robert de Brus
|
| Ian Bannen |
Braveheart |
1995 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Robert the Bruce: See Kings of Scotland
|
| Dukes of Clarence
|
| Thomas of Lancaster: See Royal children (Henry IV)
|
| George Plantagenet: See Other royal relatives (Edward IV)
|
| Barons de Clifford
|
| Thomas Clifford, 8th Baron de Clifford
|
| John Barcroft |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John Corvin |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Arthur Cox |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Clifford, 9th Baron de Clifford
|
| Jerome Willis |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John Normington |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Oengus MacNamara |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Oengus MacNamara |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Charles Dale |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Earls of Cork
|
| Edward of Norwich: See Royal grandchildren (Edward III)
|
| Earls and Dukes of Cornwall
|
| Robert of Mortain
|
| Gordon Whiting |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Richard Ireson |
Blood Royal: William the Conqueror |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Piers Gaveston
|
| James Laurenson |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Daniel Briquet |
Edward II |
1982 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Andrew Tiernan |
Edward II |
1991 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe filmed in modern style.
|
| Earls of Coventry
|
| George Coventry, 7th Earl of Coventry
|
| Oliver Chris |
The Scandalous Lady W |
2015 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the book Lady Worsley's Whim by Hallie Rubenhold.
|
| George Coventry, 9th Earl of Coventry
|
| Robert Flemyng |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Earls of Derby
|
| John of Gaunt: See Royal children (Edward III)
|
| Thomas Stanley, 1st Earl of Derby
|
| Wilfred Caithness |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Laurence Naismith |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jack May |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Robert Meyn |
König Richard III |
1964 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Hussey |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Robert James |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| István Egri |
Richard III |
1973 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Tenniel Evans |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Cronin |
The Wars of the Roses, #7 "Richard III" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Edward Hardwicke |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s.
|
| Sean Francis George |
Historyonics, #3 "Richard III" |
2004 |
UK |
TV short |
Comedy
|
| Rupert Graves |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Edward Stanley, 3rd Earl of Derby
|
| John H. Moore |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #9.48 "Till Time Shall End" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clemence Dane.
|
| Joseph O'Conor |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| James Stanley, 7th Earl of Derby: See Royalist officers of the English Civil War
|
| Earls of Devon
|
| Odda
|
| Kevin Stoney |
Churchill's People, #4 "King Alfred" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Simon Kunz |
The Last Kingdom |
2015–17 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Saxon Stories novels by Bernard Cornwell.
|
| Edward Courtenay, 1st Earl of Devon
|
| Nicholas Selby |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| William Courtenay, 1st Earl of Devon
|
| Anthony Ainley |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Devonshire
|
| Charles Blount, 1st Earl of Devonshire
|
| Robert Warwick |
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex |
1939 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play Elizabeth the Queen by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Hayden Jones |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sebastian Armesto |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| William Cavendish, 2nd Duke of Devonshire
|
| Aleksandr Vokach |
A Glass of Water |
1979 |
USSR |
Film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| William Cavendish, 5th Duke of Devonshire
|
| Ralph Fiennes |
The Duchess |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
Nominated for the Golden Globe Award and British Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Actor and the IFTA Award for Best International Actor. An adaptation of the biography Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire by Amanda Foreman.
|
| Spencer Cavendish, 8th Duke of Devonshire
|
| Gordon McLeod |
Mr Gladstone |
1947 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Hugh Williams |
Khartoum |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Jeffry Wickham |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Earls, Marquesses and Dukes of Dorset
|
| Thomas Beaufort: See Royal grandchildren (Edward III)
|
| Thomas Grey, 1st Marquess of Dorset: See England: Other royal relatives
|
| Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of Dorset
|
| Johnny Vegas |
The Libertine |
2004 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Stephen Jeffreys.
|
| John Sackville, 3rd Duke of Dorset
|
| Terence Alexander |
The Elusive Pimpernel |
1950 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy.
|
| Peter Bathurst |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.11 "Beau Brummell" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| Julian Firth |
John Adams |
2008 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Lords and Earls of Douglas
|
| Sir James Douglas
|
| Kern Falconer |
The Bruce |
1996 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Archibald Douglas, 4th Earl of Douglas
|
| Andrew Faulds |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Gösta Bråhner |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Cairney |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Stephen McCole |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Earls of East Anglia
|
| Harold Godwinson: See Kings of England
|
| Gyrth Godwinson
|
| Malcolm Webster |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Stephen Bent |
Churchill's People, #5 "The Saxon Dusk" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Earls of Elgin
|
| Thomas Bruce, 3rd Earl of Elgin
|
| Alan Lee |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Earls of Essex
|
| Leofwine Godwinson: See Earls of Kent
|
| Geoffrey Fitz Peter
|
| József Képessy |
King John |
1975 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas of Woodstock: See Royal children (Edward III)
|
| Thomas Cromwell: See Secretaries of State
|
| Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex
|
| Lou Tellegen |
Les Amours de la reine Élisabeth |
1912 |
France |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Émile Moreau.
|
| Walter Tennyson |
The Virgin Queen |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Errol Flynn |
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex |
1939 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play Elizabeth the Queen by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Jerome Kilty |
You Are There, #2.26 "The First Command Performance of Romeo and Juliet" |
1954 |
USA |
TV short |
Docudrama
|
| Laurence Payne |
ITV Play of the Week, #4.14 "In the Shadow of the Axe" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Robin Ellis |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jack Douglas |
Carry On Laughing, #1.4 "Orgy and Bess" |
1975 |
UK |
TV short |
Comedy
|
| Keith Baxter |
Will Shakespeare |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Toby Sawyer |
Elizabeth |
2000 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Hugh Dancy |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
Nominated for the Emmy Award and Gold Derby TV Award for Best Supporting Actor and the Satellite Award for Best Actor.
|
| Hans Matheson |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sam Reid |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of Essex: See Parliamentarian officers of the English Civil War
|
| Arthur Capell, 1st Earl of Essex
|
| Andrew Woodall |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Exeter
|
| John Holland
|
| Vincent Winter |
The Dark Avenger |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
As a child
|
| Thomas Beaufort: See Royal grandchildren (Edward III)
|
| Henry Holland, 3rd Duke of Exeter
|
| Terence Lodge |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Derek Farr |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter
|
| Ramunas Rudokas |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Brownlow Cecil, 9th Earl of Exeter
|
| Graham Corry |
Captain James Cook |
1988 |
Australia |
TV miniseries |
|
| Earls Fitzwilliam
|
| William Fitzwilliam, 4th Earl Fitzwilliam
|
| Graham Seed |
Peterloo |
2018 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Charles Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, 5th Earl Fitzwilliam
|
| Miles Richardson |
Peterloo |
2018 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Gloucester
|
| Robert Fitzroy, 1st Earl of Gloucester: See Royal children (Henry I)
|
| Gilbert de Clare, 7th Earl of Gloucester
|
| Frederick Treves |
Churchill's People, #9 "On the Anvil" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Thomas of Woodstock: See Royal children (Edward III)
|
| Humphrey of Lancaster: See Royal children (Henry IV)
|
| Marquesses and Earls of Halifax
|
| George Savile, 1st Marquess of Halifax
|
| Austin Trevor |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Marquesses and Dukes of Hamilton
|
| John Hamilton, 1st Marquess of Hamilton
|
| Tyrone Savage |
Reign |
2017 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Hereford
|
| William FitzOsbern
|
| John Bailey |
ITV Play of the Week, #12.6 "A Choice of Kings" |
1966 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by John Mortimer.
|
| David Garfield |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Henry Bolingbroke: See Kings of England (Henry IV)
|
| Earls of Hertford
|
| Leofwine Godwinson: See Earls of Kent
|
| Edward Seymour, 1st Earl of Hertford
|
| Jean Angelo |
Les Amours de la reine Élisabeth |
1912 |
France |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Émile Moreau.
|
| Barons Holland
|
| Stephen Fox, 2nd Baron Holland
|
| Toby Jones |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Henry Vassall-Fox, 3rd Baron Holland
|
| Philipp Manning |
Napoleon at Saint Helena |
1929 |
Germany |
Silent film |
|
| Michael Wilding |
Lady Caroline Lamb |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Earls of Huntingdon
|
| David of Scotland: See Scottish royal grandchildren
|
| John Holland: See Dukes of Exeter
|
| Earls, Countesses and Dukes of Kent
|
| Leofwine Godwinson
|
| Sebastian Breaks |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Odo of Bayeux
|
| Peter Jeffrey |
ITV Play of the Week, #12.6 "A Choice of Kings" |
1966 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by John Mortimer.
|
| John Nettleton |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Denis Lill |
Blood Royal: William the Conqueror |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Hubert de Burgh
|
| Franklyn McLeay |
King John |
1899 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| William Devlin |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #3.3 "The Life and Death of King John" |
1952 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| György Györffy |
King John |
1975 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jonathan Adams |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Thaw |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Life and Death of King John" |
1984 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Edmund of Woodstock: See Royal Children (Edward I)
|
| Joan, the Fair Maid of Kent: See Royal grandchildren (Edward I)
|
| Thomas Holland, 2nd Earl of Kent
|
| Richard O'Sullivan |
The Dark Avenger |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
As a boy
|
| Henry Grey, 6th Earl of Kent
|
| Earle Foxe |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| John Harvey |
Play of the Month, #4.5 "Mary, Queen of Scots" |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller.
|
| Earls and Dukes of Lancaster
|
| Thomas Plantagenet: See Royal grandchildren (Henry III)
|
| Henry Plantagenet: See Royal grandchildren (Henry III)
|
| John of Gaunt: See Royal children (Edward III)
|
| Dukes of Leeds
|
| Francis Osborne, 5th Duke of Leeds
|
| Jack Gwillim |
The Adams Chronicles |
1976 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Michael Troughton |
Poldark |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Based on the novel The Stranger from the Sea by Winston Graham.
|
| Bertie Carvel |
John Adams |
2008 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Earls of Leicester
|
| Robert de Beaumont, 2nd Earl of Leicester
|
| John Atkinson |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Robert de Beaumont, 3rd Earl of Leicester
|
| Bertram Burleigh |
Becket |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
|
| Inigo Jackson |
Becket |
1964 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Jean Anouilh.
|
| Robert de Beaumont, 4th Earl of Leicester
|
| Lumsden Hare |
The Crusades |
1935 |
USA |
Film |
|
| John Bay |
Doctor Who, #2.22–25 "The Crusade" |
1965 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Leon Ockenden |
Heroes and Villains, #5 "Richard the Lionheart" |
2008 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester
|
| Daniel Massey |
Churchill's People, #9 "On the Anvil" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Thomas Plantagenet: See Royal grandchildren (Henry III)
|
| Henry Plantagenet: See Royal grandchildren (Henry III)
|
| John of Gaunt: See Royal children (Edward III)
|
| Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester
|
| Carlyle Blackwell |
The Virgin Queen |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Gavin Muir |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Leslie Banks |
Fire Over England |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by A. E. W. Mason.
|
| Dennis Edwards |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.7 "Queen's Folly" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Elswyth Thane.
|
| Herbert Marshall |
The Virgin Queen |
1955 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Robin Bailey |
Kenilworth |
1957 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Joseph Wise |
Queen's Champion |
1958 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Tony Britton |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #9.48 "Till Time Shall End" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clemence Dane.
|
| Bernard Dhéran |
Marie Tudor |
1966 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Victor Hugo.
|
| Dennis Chinnery |
The Queen's Traitor |
1967 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Graham Lines |
Kenilworth |
1967 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Derek Godfrey |
Play of the Month, #4.5 "Mary, Queen of Scots" |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller.
|
| Robert Hardy |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Daniel Massey |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Guy Henry |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Valentine Pelka |
In Suspicious Circumstances, #5.7 "An Evil Business" |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Joseph Fiennes |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Richard Trinder |
Elizabeth |
2000 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Jeremy Irons |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
Won the Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actor.
|
| Simon Kirk |
The Twisted Tale of Bloody Mary |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Tom Hardy |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charlie Carrick |
Reign |
2015–16 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Dukes of Leinster
|
| James FitzGerald, 1st Duke of Leinster
|
| Ben Daniels |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| William FitzGerald, 2nd Duke of Leinster
|
| Marcus Treacy |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
As a child. An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Adam Webb |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Martin Phillips |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
As an older man. An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Earls of Lincoln
|
| John de la Pole, 1st Earl of Lincoln
|
| James Laurenson |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Edward Clinton, 1st Earl of Lincoln
|
| George Skillan |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #9.48 "Till Time Shall End" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clemence Dane.
|
| Samson Fainsilber |
Marie Tudor |
1966 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Victor Hugo.
|
| Earls of Longford
|
| Thomas Pakenham, 2nd Earl of Longford
|
| Arnold Peters |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Marquesses of Lothian
|
| Philip Kerr, 11th Marquess of Lothian
|
| James Cossins |
Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years |
1981 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David Warner |
Nancy Astor |
1982 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Earls of Lucan
|
| George Bingham, 4th Earl of Lucan
|
| Richard Graydon |
The Charge of the Light Brigade |
1968 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Earls of March
|
| Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March
|
| Timothy West |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Claude Giraud |
The Accursed Kings |
1972 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| Bertrand Bonvoisin |
Edward II |
1982 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Nigel Terry |
Edward II |
1991 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe filmed in modern style.
|
| Bruno Todeschini |
The Accursed Kings |
2005 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March
|
| David Andrews |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
Conflated with Sir Edmund Mortimer. An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Charles Thomas |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Henry VI" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Sir Edmund Mortimer. An adaptation of part of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Tenniel Evans |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Sir Edmund Mortimer. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Philip Bowen |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Sir Edmund Mortimer. An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Michael Gambon |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Sir Edmund Mortimer. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Richard Plantagenet: See Dukes of York
|
| Dukes and Duchesses of Marlborough
|
| John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough: See British Army generals of the 18th century
|
| Henrietta Godolphin, 2nd Duchess of Marlborough
|
| Polly Adams |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Charles Spencer, 3rd Duke of Marlborough
|
| Claude King |
The Last of the Mohicans |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by James Fenimore Cooper.
|
| John Spencer-Churchill, 7th Duke of Marlborough
|
| Cyril Luckham |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Spencer-Churchill, 8th Duke of Marlborough
|
| John Westbrook |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Robert Mill |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charles Spencer-Churchill, 9th Duke of Marlborough
|
| David Markham |
Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years |
1981 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Spencer-Churchill, 11th Duke of Marlborough
|
| Douggie McMeekin |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Earls of Mercia
|
| Leofric
|
| Roy Travers |
Lady Godiva |
1928 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| George Nader |
Lady Godiva of Coventry |
1955 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Tony Steedman |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| Edwin
|
| Alan Lake |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
As Arnoul. An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| Adam Bareham |
Blood Royal: William the Conqueror |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Barons and Viscounts Montagu and Marquesses and Dukes of Montagu
|
| Henry Pole, 1st Baron Montagu
|
| Jake Maskall |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Anthony Browne, 1st Viscount Montagu
|
| Jean-Claude Houdinière |
Marie Tudor |
1966 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Victor Hugo.
|
| John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu
|
| Adrian Brine |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
Conflated with Richard Neville, 5th Earl of Salisbury. An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Michael Byrne |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Richard Neville, 5th Earl of Salisbury. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Ralph Montagu, 1st Duke of Montagu
|
| Daniel Thorndike |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Marquesses and Dukes of Montrose
|
| James Graham, 1st Marquess of Montrose: See Royalist generals of the English Civil War
|
| James Graham, 1st Duke of Montrose
|
| Michael Gough |
Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue |
1953 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Earls of Moray
|
| James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray: See Scottish royal children
|
| James Stewart, 3rd Earl of Moray: See Scottish royal great-grandchildren
|
| Earls of Morton
|
| James Douglas, 4th Earl of Morton
|
| Robert Barrat |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Odo Krohmann |
Das Herz der Königin |
1940 |
Germany |
Film |
Propaganda
|
| Ewan Roberts |
Sir Francis Drake |
1961 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Bruce Purchase |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| William Douglas, 6th Earl of Morton
|
| Sydney Seaward |
The Loves of Mary, Queen of Scots |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| James Douglas, 14th Earl of Morton
|
| Tim Elliott |
Captain James Cook |
1988 |
Australia |
TV miniseries |
|
| Brian Cox |
Longitude |
2000 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the book by Dava Sobel.
|
| Earls and Countesses Mountbatten of Burma
|
| Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma: See First Sea Lords.
|
| Patricia Knatchbull, 2nd Countess Mountbatten of Burma
|
| Harriet Benson |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Norton Knatchbull, 3rd Earl Mountbatten of Burma
|
| Elliot Cowan |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Norfolk
|
| Roger Bigod
|
| F. M. Paget |
King John |
1899 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| László Ujlaky |
King John |
1975 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Flint |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Life and Death of King John" |
1984 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas de Mowbray, 1st Duke of Norfolk
|
| K. Hamilton Price |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1938 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| Leonard Sachs |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Bruce Gordon |
Hallmark Hall of Fame, #3.18 "King Richard II" |
1954 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas Heathcote |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1955 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| Noel Johnson |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Wolfgang Schwarz |
König Richard II |
1968 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Stephen Greif |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Géza Polgár |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Owens |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jack Carr |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Richard II" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| David Lyon |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Rothmann |
Richard II |
2001 |
Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Terence McGinity |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| James Purefoy |
The Hollow Crown, #1.1 "Richard II" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Thomas de Mowbray, 4th Earl of Norfolk
|
| Noel Johnson |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ivar Wahlgren |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Miller |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Fenner |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Pip Torrens |
The Hollow Crown, #1.3 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John de Mowbray, 3rd Duke of Norfolk
|
| Jeffry Wickham |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| David Hargreaves |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Peter Wyatt |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk
|
| James Maclean |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Phillips |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Noel Johnson |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| David Hargreaves |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Peter Wyatt |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Maloney |
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales, #2.1 "Richard III" |
1994 |
UK |
Animated TV short |
Voice only
|
| Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk
|
| A. E. George |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Victor McClure |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Barry Jackson |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Donald Bisset |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Julian Holloway |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jeremy Kemp |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Derek Farr |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk
|
| Gerald Lawrence |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Ludwig Hartau |
Anna Boleyn |
1920 |
Germany |
Silent film |
|
| Frederick Culley |
The Private Life of Henry VIII |
1933 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Henry Stephenson |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1937 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Bryan Coleman |
The Sword and the Rose |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel When Knighthood Was in Flower by Charles Major.
|
| Nigel Davenport |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Robert Porte |
Marie Tudor |
1966 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Victor Hugo.
|
| Peter Jeffrey |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Patrick Troughton |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Michael Gough |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Edmundo Lopes |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1972 |
Brazil |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Rex Harrison |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1977 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Gabriel Llopart |
Mujeres insólitas, "La segunda señora Tudor" |
1977 |
Spain |
TV film |
|
| Oliver Cotton |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Johnson |
A Man for All Seasons |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Peter Jeffrey |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1996 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Leon Greene |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
2001 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Mark Strong |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Henry Czerny |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| David Morrissey |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Aubrey Wakeling |
The Twisted Tale of Bloody Mary |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Bernard Hill |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk
|
| Alexander Davion |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.7 "Queen's Folly" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Elswyth Thane.
|
| Conrad Phillips |
The Queen's Traitor |
1967 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David Strong |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Christopher Eccleston |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| John Gully |
Elizabeth |
2000 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Kevin McKidd |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Henry Howard, 13th Duke of Norfolk
|
| Dave A. Hewitt |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Bernard Fitzalan-Howard, 16th Duke of Norfolk
|
| Patrick Ryecart |
The Crown |
2016–19 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Earls of Northampton
|
| Waltheof: See Earls of Northumbria
|
| Henry Howard, 1st Earl of Northampton
|
| Jack McKenzie |
Churchill's People, #14 "A Rich and Beautiful Empire" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Earls and Dukes of Northumbria/Northumberland
|
| Siward
|
| Lionel Braham |
Macbeth |
1948 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Charles Doran |
Macbeth |
1949 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Castor de Nóbrega |
TV de Vanguarda, #3.19 "Macbeth" |
1954 |
Brazil |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Dickson Kerwin |
Folio, #1.1 "Macbeth" |
1955 |
Canada |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| José Luis Lespe |
Estudio 1, "La tragedia de Macbeth" |
1966 |
Spain |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Norman Tyrrell |
Play of the Month, #6.1 "Macbeth" |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Howard Lang |
Macbeth |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Stanley Waxman |
Macbeth |
1981 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Rob Swinton |
Macbeth |
1997 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Christopher Knott |
Macbeth |
2010 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Tostig Godwinson
|
| Paul Williamson |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
As Arnoul. An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| Frederick Jaeger |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Robert Langdon Lloyd |
Churchill's People, #5 "The Saxon Dusk" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Morcar
|
| Gilbert Wynne |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
As Arnoul. An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| Noel Johnson |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Simon Rouse |
Blood Royal: William the Conqueror |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Dolfin of Carlisle
|
| Ian Patterson |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
As Arnoul. An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| Waltheof II
|
| Marcus Gilbert |
Blood Royal: William the Conqueror |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Henry Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland
|
| Patrick Barr |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Louis Hector |
Hallmark Hall of Fame, #3.18 "King Richard II" |
1954 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| George Cooper |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Jan Erik Lindqvist |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| José Nieto |
Chimes at Midnight |
1965 |
Spain/Switzerland |
Film |
A loose adaptation of the plays Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2 by William Shakespeare.
|
| Hellmut Lange |
König Richard II |
1968 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Trevor Martin |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| István Bujtor |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Swift |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Bruce Purchase |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Bruce Purchase |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Roger Booth |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Richard II" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Roger Booth |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Roger Booth |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Joseph O'Conor |
Henry IV |
1995 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Struan Rodger |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Albie Woodington |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Morrissey |
The Hollow Crown, #1.1 "Richard II" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Alun Armstrong |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Alun Armstrong |
The Hollow Crown, #1.3 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Henry Percy, 3rd Earl of Northumberland
|
| Kenneth Farrington |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John Benfield |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland
|
| Richard Burrell |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Henry Percy, 6th Earl of Northumberland
|
| Erling Hanson |
Anna Boleyn |
1920 |
Germany |
Silent film |
|
| Terence Wilton |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Scott Handy |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Oliver Chris |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Oliver Coleman |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Harry Lloyd |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| John Dudley, 1st Duke of Northumberland
|
| Lionel d'Aragon |
The Virgin Queen |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Charles Barratt |
Lady Jane Grey; Or, The Court of Intrigue |
1923 |
UK |
Silent short |
|
| Cedric Hardwicke |
Tudor Rose |
1936 |
UK |
Film |
As the Earl of Warwick.
|
| Robert Warwick |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1937 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Philip Brack |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Wood |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Henry Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland
|
| David Bamber |
Gunpowder |
2017 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Earls of Nottingham
|
| Thomas de Mowbray, 1st Earl of Nottingham: See Dukes of Norfolk
|
| Thomas de Mowbray, 2nd Earl of Nottingham: See Earls of Norfolk
|
| Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham
|
| Max Maxudian |
Les Amours de la reine Élisabeth |
1912 |
France |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Émile Moreau.
|
| Guy Bellis |
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex |
1939 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play Elizabeth the Queen by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Peter Howell |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Rimantas Bagdzevicius |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| John Shrapnel |
Elizabeth: The Golden Age |
2007 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Earls of Oxford
|
| Gyrth Godwinson: See Earls of East Anglia
|
| Edgar the Ætheling: See Royal grandchildren (Edmund Ironside)
|
| Robert de Vere: See Dukes of Ireland
|
| John de Vere, 13th Earl of Oxford
|
| George Manship |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Julian Glover |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Robert Lang |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Alf Marholm |
König Richard III |
1964 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Maurice Jones |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Maurice Jones |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Bernard Archard |
Tower of London: The Innocent |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Hugh Sullivan |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Brian Deacon |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Fenner |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John de Vere, 15th Earl of Oxford
|
| David Lennox |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| John de Vere, 16th Earl of Oxford
|
| Detlef Bothe |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
|
| Luke Thomas Taylor |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
As a boy.
|
| Jamie Campbell Bower |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
As a young man.
|
| Rhys Ifans |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
As an older man.
|
| Earls of Pembroke
|
| William Marshal
|
| J. Fisher White |
King John |
1899 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Roderick Lovell |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #3.3 "The Life and Death of King John" |
1952 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Alan Edwards |
The Adventures of Robin Hood |
1956 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Wensley Pithey |
Ivanhoe |
1958 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Nigel Stock |
The Lion in Winter |
1968 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by James Goldman, although William is not a character in that play.
|
| István Bozóky |
King John |
1975 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Derrick Gilbert |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
As a young man
|
| Patrick Troughton |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Kenneth Gilbert |
Ivanhoe |
1982 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Robert Brown |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Life and Death of King John" |
1984 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Glen Murphy |
Robin of Sherwood |
1985 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Clive Wood |
The Lion in Winter |
2003 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by James Goldman, although William is not a character in that play.
|
| William Hurt |
Robin Hood |
2010 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Aymer de Valence
|
| Stephen Greif |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Jean-Pierre Hutinet |
Edward II |
1982 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Humphrey of Lancaster: See Dukes of Gloucester
|
| William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke (died 1469)
|
| Rupert Young |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke (died 1570)
|
| Tony Beckley |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #9.48 "Till Time Shall End" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clemence Dane.
|
| Henry Herbert, 2nd Earl of Pembroke
|
| Nigel Martin Davey |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke
|
| Hugh Alexander |
Gunpowder |
2017 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Portland
|
| William Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland
|
| Arthur Gould-Porter |
Against All Flags |
1952 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Roger Booth |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Jelle de Jong |
Michiel de Ruyter |
2015 |
Netherlands |
Film |
|
| Marquesses of Queensberry
|
| John Douglas, 9th Marquess of Queensberry
|
| Lionel Jeffries |
The Trials of Oscar Wilde |
1960 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play The Stringed Lute by John Furnell.
|
| Tudor Evans |
On Trial, #5 "Oscar Wilde" |
1960 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Werner Rössler |
The Happy Prince |
2018 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Percy Douglas, 10th Marquess of Queensberry
|
| Derek Aylward |
The Trials of Oscar Wilde |
1960 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play The Stringed Lute by John Furnell.
|
| Earls of Richmond
|
| John of Gaunt: See Dukes of Lancaster
|
| Edmund Tudor
|
| Jack Wild |
Theatre 625, #3.27 "The Queen and the Welshman" |
1966 |
UK |
TV film |
As a teenager. An adaptation of the play by Rosemary Anne Sisson.
|
| Henry Tudor: See Kings of England (Henry VII)
|
| Earls Rivers
|
| Richard Woodville, 1st Earl Rivers
|
| Robert Pugh |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Anthony Woodville, 2nd Earl Rivers
|
| R. I. Connick |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Clive Morton |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Kenneth Farrington |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Friedrich Joloff |
König Richard III |
1964 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Derek Waring |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Derek Waring |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Paul Chapman |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Paul Chapman |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Darrell |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John Darrell |
The Wars of the Roses, #7 "Richard III" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Robert Downey, Jr. |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s.
|
| Ben Lamb |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Earls and Dukes of Rutland
|
| Edward of Norwich: See Dukes of York
|
| Edmund Plantagenet
|
| Terry Wale |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Fergus McClelland |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Mathew David |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas Manners, 1st Earl of Rutland
|
| Peter Amory |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| John Manners, 7th Duke of Rutland
|
| Jeremy Clyde |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Earls, Countesses and Marquesses of Salisbury
|
| William Longespée, 3rd Earl of Salisbury: See Royal children (Henry II)
|
| William Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury
|
| Serge Maillat |
The Accursed Kings |
1972 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| John Montagu, 3rd Earl of Salisbury
|
| John Le Mesurier |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1938 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| Horace Sequiera |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Porter Van Zandt |
Hallmark Hall of Fame, #3.18 "King Richard II" |
1954 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Tony Thawnton |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1955 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| Leon Shepperdson |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Til Kiwe |
König Richard II |
1968 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Morant |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| László Soós |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Barcroft |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Ian Burford |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Richard II" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Patrick Toomey |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas Montagu, 4th Earl of Salisbury
|
| Griffith Jones |
Henry V |
1944 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Andrews |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Robert Ashby |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry V" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Derek Farr |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Clothier |
The Hollow Crown, #1.4 "Henry V" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Mac Pietowski |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Richard Neville, 5th Earl of Salisbury
|
| Adrian Brine |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
Conflated with John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu. An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Gordon Gostelow |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Tenniel Evans |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Byrne |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Neville, 6th Earl of Salisbury: See Earls of Warwick
|
| Margaret Pole
|
| Patsy Kensit |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Kate O'Toole |
The Tudors |
2007–9 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Madeleine Harris |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
As a child. An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Janet Henfrey |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| William Cecil, 2nd Earl of Salisbury
|
| O. B. Clarence |
Penn of Pennsylvania |
1942 |
UK |
Film |
|
| James Gascoyne-Cecil, 2nd Marquess of Salisbury
|
| Llewellyn Rees |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 5th Marquess of Salisbury
|
| Llewellyn Rees |
Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years |
1981 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Clive Francis |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Earls of Sandwich
|
| Edward Montagu, 1st Earl of Sandwich
|
| Danny Webb |
The Private Life of Samuel Pepys |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
Comedy
|
| John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich
|
| Xabier Elorriaga |
Captain James Cook |
1988 |
Australia |
TV miniseries |
|
| John Nettleton |
Haggard |
1990 |
UK |
TV series |
Comedy. An adaptation of Squire Haggard's Journal by Michael Green.
|
| Tim Brooke-Taylor |
The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything |
1999 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
Comedy
|
| Bill Nighy |
Longitude |
2000 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the book by Dava Sobel.
|
| Earls of Shrewsbury
|
| Roger de Montgomerie, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury
|
| John Greenwood |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| James Mellor |
ITV Play of the Week, #12.6 "A Choice of Kings" |
1966 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by John Mortimer.
|
| John Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury
|
| Clive Morton |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Henry VI" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Trevor Peacock |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Fenner |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Philip Glenister |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| George Talbot, 4th Earl of Shrewsbury
|
| Gavin O'Connor |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| James Laurenson |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Francis Talbot, 5th Earl of Shrewsbury
|
| Charles Cullum |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #9.48 "Till Time Shall End" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clemence Dane.
|
| George Talbot, 6th Earl of Shrewsbury
|
| Walter Fitzgerald |
Play of the Month, #4.5 "Mary, Queen of Scots" |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller.
|
| Earls and Dukes of Somerset
|
| John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset
|
| Alan Rowe |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
Conflated with Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Philip Brack |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Henry VI" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of part of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Philip Brack |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Brian Deacon |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Brian Deacon |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sion Probert |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sion Probert |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset
|
| Alan Rowe |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
Conflated with John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Philip Brack |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Henry VI" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of part of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Philip Brack |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Brian Deacon |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Brian Deacon |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sion Probert |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sion Probert |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ben Miles |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ben Miles |
The Hollow Crown, #2.2 "Henry VI, Part 2" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Henry Beaufort, 3rd Duke of Somerset
|
| Arthur Cox |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Beaufort, 4th Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Edmund Beaufort, 4th Duke of Somerset
|
| Arthur Cox |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Henry Beaufort, 3rd Duke of Somerset. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset
|
| William Barrows |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1915 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Felix Aylmer |
Tudor Rose |
1936 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Claude Rains |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1937 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Guy Rolfe |
Young Bess |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Andrew Cruickshank |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #4.52 "The Rose Without a Thorn" |
1953 |
UK |
TV film |
As Earl of Hertford. An adaptation of the play by Clifford Bax.
|
| Cedric Hardwicke |
DuPont Show of the Month, #1.2 "The Prince and the Pauper" |
1957 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Laurence Naismith |
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, #8.21–23 "The Prince and the Pauper" |
1962 |
USA |
TV serial |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Daniel Moynihan |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Michael Byrne |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Perry Salles |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1972 |
Brazil |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Bernard Kay |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1976 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Harry Andrews |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1977 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| John Bowe |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1996 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Jonathan Hyde |
The Prince and the Pauper |
2000 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Thomas Lockyer |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Max Brown |
The Tudors |
2008–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Ed Speleers |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset
|
| Christopher Plummer |
Kraft Television Theatre, #8.52 "The King's Bounty" |
1955 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Charles Seymour, 6th Duke of Somerset
|
| Clifford Parrish |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Earls of Southampton and Barons Southampton
|
| William FitzWilliam, 1st Earl of Southampton
|
| James Larkin |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of Southampton
|
| Peter Egan |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Nicholas Clay |
Will Shakespeare |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Eddie Redmayne |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Shaun Evans |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Timo Huber |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
As a boy.
|
| Xavier Samuel |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Charles FitzRoy, 1st Baron Southampton
|
| Lawrence O'Madden |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Earls Spencer
|
| George Spencer, 2nd Earl Spencer
|
| Stuart Lindsell |
The Young Mr Pitt |
1942 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Michael Culver |
Churchill's People, #24 "Mutiny" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| John Spencer, 8th Earl Spencer
|
| Charles Gray |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| George Martin |
The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Rowland Davies |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Nick Owenford |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Charles Spencer, 9th Earl Spencer
|
| Phil Cumbus |
The Crown |
2022–23 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Suffolk
|
| Michael de la Pole, 1st Earl of Suffolk
|
| Laurence Hanray |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1938 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| John Ruddock |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1955 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| William de la Pole, 1st Duke of Suffolk
|
| Edgar Wreford |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| William Squire |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Henry VI" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Paul Chapman |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Paul Chapman |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Pennington |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Jason Watkins |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Jason Watkins |
The Hollow Crown, #2.2 "Henry VI, Part 2" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John de la Pole, 2nd Duke of Suffolk
|
| Lindsay Campbell |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk
|
| Edward O'Neill |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Forrest Stanley |
When Knighthood Was in Flower |
1922 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Charles Major.
|
| Richard Todd |
The Sword and the Rose |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel When Knighthood Was in Flower by Charles Major.
|
| Raymond Adamson |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Brian Blessed |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Lewis Fiander |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Henry Cavill |
The Tudors |
2007–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Mark Lewis Jones |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Richard Dillane |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Henry Brandon, 2nd Duke of Suffolk
|
| Michael Winder |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Much too old.
|
| Henry Grey, 1st Duke of Suffolk
|
| Charles Dane |
Lady Jane Grey; Or, The Court of Intrigue |
1923 |
UK |
Silent short |
|
| Miles Malleson |
Tudor Rose |
1936 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Patrick Stewart |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk: See Lord Chamberlains
|
| Earls and Dukes of Surrey
|
| Leofwine Godwinson: See Earls of Kent
|
| Richard II FitzAlan: See Earls of Arundel
|
| John de Warenne, 6th Earl of Surrey
|
| Ralph Truman |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Thomas Holland, 1st Duke of Surrey
|
| Leonard Sachs |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Julian Glover |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Manfred Michael Eder |
König Richard II |
1968 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Árpád Téri |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jeffrey Holland |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Petr Shelokhonov |
Richard Vtoroi |
1992 |
Russia |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Rogan |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk: See Dukes of Norfolk
|
| Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk: See Dukes of Norfolk
|
| Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey
|
| Christopher Beeching |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David O'Hara |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Earls and Dukes of Sussex
|
| Robert Radcliffe, 1st Earl of Sussex
|
| Barry Lowe |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex: See Lord Chamberlains
|
| Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex: See Royal children
|
| Dukes of Sutherland
|
| George Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, 2nd Duke of Sutherland
|
| Tom Price |
Victoria |
2016–17 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, 5th Duke of Sutherland
|
| Peter Egan |
Chariots of Fire |
1981 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Viscounts Torrington
|
| George Byng, 4th Viscount Torrington
|
| Ronald Hines |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #9.20 "The Trial of Admiral Byng" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Earls of Ulster
|
| Edmund Mortimer: See Earls of March
|
| Richard Plantagenet: See Dukes of York
|
| Earls of Warwick
|
| Waleran de Beaumont, 4th Earl of Warwick
|
| Alan Moore |
Robin of Sherwood |
1986 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Guy de Beauchamp, 10th Earl of Warwick
|
| Paul Hardwick |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Philippe Nahon |
Edward II |
1982 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Richard Beauchamp, 13th Earl of Warwick
|
| John Fabian |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #2.16 "The Life of Henry V" |
1951 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Alan Wheatley |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #2.18 "Saint Joan" |
1951 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| John Arnatt |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #7.46 "The Lark" |
1956 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Jean Anouilh.
|
| Kenneth Farrington |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Nicol Williamson |
ITV Play of the Week, #7.33 "The Lark" |
1962 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Jean Anouilh.
|
| Sven Erik Weilar |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Craig |
Play of the Month, #4.1 "Saint Joan" |
1968 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| Rod Beacham |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Rod Beacham |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry V" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Mark Wing-Davey |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Nicholas Ferguson |
Henry V |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Cronin |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Michael Cronin |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John Woodvine |
Henry IV |
1995 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Iain Glen |
The Hollow Crown, #1.3 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Anne Beauchamp, 16th Countess of Warwick
|
| Juliet Aubrey |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Richard Neville, 16th Earl of Warwick: 'Warwick the Kingmaker'.
|
| William Schallert |
The Story of Mankind |
1957 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the non-fiction children's book by Hendrik Willem van Loon.
|
| Frank Windsor |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Brewster Mason |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Henry VI" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Brewster Mason |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Mark Wing-Davey |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Mark Wing-Davey |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Cronin |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Michael Cronin |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| James Frain |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Stanley Townsend |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Stanley Townsend |
The Hollow Crown, #2.2 "Henry VI, Part 2" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Edward Plantagenet, 17th Earl of Warwick
|
| Robert Powell |
Tower of London: The Innocent |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Jake Robson |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
As a boy.
|
| Christopher Neame |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Kenji Tielemans |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
As a child. An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| John Dudley, 2nd Earl of Warwick
|
| Andrew Bicknell |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Francis Greville, 5th Earl of Warwick
|
| Julian Holloway |
The Edwardians, #7 "Daisy" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Earls of Wessex
|
| Godwin
|
| Torin Thatcher |
Lady Godiva of Coventry |
1955 |
USA |
Film |
|
| John Kidd |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| Norman Rodway |
Churchill's People, #5 "The Saxon Dusk" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Bill Wallis |
Historyonics, #1 "1066" |
2004 |
UK |
TV short |
Comedy
|
| Harold Godwinson: See Kings of England
|
| Earls of Westmorland
|
| Ralph Neville, 1st Earl of Westmorland
|
| Gerald Case |
Henry V |
1944 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Stevens |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #2.16 "The Life of Henry V" |
1951 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Julian Glover |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Leif Liljeroth |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Andrew Faulds |
Chimes at Midnight |
1965 |
Spain/Switzerland |
Film |
A loose adaptation of the plays Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2 by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Buck |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Buck |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Buck |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry V" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Paul Gregory |
Henry V |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Ben Bazell |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ben Bazell |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ben Bazell |
The Wars of the Roses, #4 "Henry V" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| James Laurenson |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| James Laurenson |
The Hollow Crown, #1.3 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| James Laurenson |
The Hollow Crown, #1.4 "Henry V" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ralph Neville, 2nd Earl of Westmorland
|
| Leon Shepperdson |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Derek Fuke |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Barons Willoughby de Eresby
|
| William Willoughby, 5th Baron Willoughby de Eresby
|
| Geoffrey Wearing |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Gordon Gostelow |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Michael Spice |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Flint |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John McEnery |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Adrian Schiller |
The Hollow Crown, #1.1 "Richard II" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| William Willoughby, 11th Baron Willoughby de Eresby
|
| Valentine Palmer |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Earls of Wiltshire
|
| Æthelhelm: Father of Queen Ælfflæd, sometimes identified, probably incorrectly, with the son of Æthelred I by the same name.
|
| Adrian Schiller |
The Last Kingdom |
2018–22 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Saxon Stories novels by Bernard Cornwell.
|
| Earls and Marquesses of Winchester
|
| Hugh le Despenser, 1st Earl of Winchester
|
| Andrew Crawford |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Roger Jacquet |
Edward II |
1982 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| William Paulet, 1st Marquess of Winchester
|
| Richard Vernon |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Earls of Worcester
|
| Thomas Percy, 1st Earl of Worcester
|
| Geoffrey Bayldon |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Peter Lindgren |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Fernando Rey |
Chimes at Midnight |
1965 |
Spain/Switzerland |
Film |
A loose adaptation of the plays Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2 by William Shakespeare.
|
| Clive Swift |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Philip Bowen |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Corin Redgrave |
Henry IV |
1995 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Hayman |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John Tiptoft, 1st Earl of Worcester
|
| Ted Valentine |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Sutton, 1st Baron Dudley. An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Charles Somerset, 1st Earl of Worcester
|
| Edward Sass |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Downing Clarke |
When Knighthood Was in Flower |
1922 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Charles Major.
|
| Ernest Jay |
The Sword and the Rose |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel When Knighthood Was in Flower by Charles Major.
|
| John Nettleton |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Edward Somerset, 4th Earl of Worcester
|
| Guy Favières |
Les Amours de la reine Élisabeth |
1912 |
France |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Émile Moreau.
|
| Dukes of York
|
| Edmund of Langley: See Royal children (Edward III)
|
| Edward of Norwich: See Royal grandchildren (Edward III)
|
| Richard Plantagenet: See Royal great-grandchildren (Edward III)
|
| Richard of Shrewsbury: See Royal children (Edward IV)
|
| Other dukes
|
| John Scott, 9th Duke of Buccleuch
|
| Josh Taylor |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| George Gordon, 5th Duke of Gordon: See British Army generals of the Napoleonic Wars.
|
| Robert de Vere, Duke of Ireland
|
| Eric Berry |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1938 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| Robin Bailey |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1955 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington: See Field marshals of the British Army
|
| Other marquesses
|
| Francis Conyngham, 2nd Marquess Conyngham: See Lord Chamberlains
|
| George Rawdon-Hastings, 2nd Marquess of Hastings
|
| Julian Finnigan |
Victoria |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Victor Hope, 2nd Marquess of Linlithgow: See Governors-General and Viceroys of India
|
| Other earls
|
| Arthur Gore, 8th Earl of Arran
|
| David Bamber |
A Very English Scandal |
2018 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by John Preston.
|
| Jonathan Kemp |
The Trial of Christine Keeler |
2019 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Heneage Finch, 7th Earl of Aylesford
|
| Peter Cellier |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jeffry Wickham |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| William Knollys, 1st Earl of Banbury
|
| Ralph Forbes |
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex |
1939 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play Elizabeth the Queen by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Richard Barry, 7th Earl of Barrymore
|
| Jack Melford |
The Laughing Lady |
1946 |
UK |
Film |
Musical. An adaptation of the play by Ingram D'Abbes.
|
| Richard Coote, 1st Earl of Bellomont
|
| Jerome Kilty |
Omnibus, #5.19 "The Trial of Captain Kidd" |
1957 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Orlando Bridgeman, 1st Earl of Bradford
|
| Sam Sewell |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Roderick Sinclair, 19th Earl of Caithness
|
| Euan Macnaughton |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| James Hay, 1st Earl of Carlisle
|
| Frank Duncan |
Churchill's People, #14 "A Rich and Beautiful Empire" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Roger Palmer, 1st Earl of Castlemaine
|
| Richard Rowlands |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon: See Lord Chancellors
|
| William Ward, 1st Earl of Dudley
|
| Desmond Llewelyn |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Edward Boscawen, 1st Earl of Falmouth
|
| Michael Syers |
Number 10, #4 "The Iron Duke" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Louis de Duras, 2nd Earl of Feversham
|
| John Rapley |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| William Cunningham, 4th Earl of Glencairn
|
| Michael Wilson |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Francis Godolphin, 2nd Earl of Godolphin
|
| Richard Warwick |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Neil Dickson |
King of the Wind |
1990 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Marguerite Henry.
|
| Charles Yorke, 5th Earl of Hardwicke
|
| Paul Hardwick |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Gordon, 4th Earl of Huntly
|
| Donald Crisp |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Brian Coburn |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| George Villiers, 4th Earl of Jersey
|
| Robert Hartley |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Maol Choluim I, Earl of Lennox
|
| Malcolm Hayes |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Hugh Lowther, 5th Earl of Lonsdale
|
| Tony Mathews |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| James Harris, 1st Earl of Malmesbury
|
| Julian Curry |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Michael Kitchen |
A Royal Scandal |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Patrick IV, Earl of March
|
| Jack McKenzie |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Alexander, Earl of Menteith
|
| Michael McKevitt |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Leofwine Godwinson, Earl of Middlesex: : See Earls of Kent
|
| Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 1st Earl of Minto: See Governors-General and Viceroys of India
|
| William Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley, 4th Earl of Mornington
|
| Gawn Grainger |
Number 10, #4 "The Iron Duke" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Charles Mordaunt, 5th Earl of Peterborough
|
| Tom Edden |
The Scandalous Lady W |
2015 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the book Lady Worsley's Whim by Hallie Rubenhold.
|
| Edward Herbert, 2nd Earl of Powis
|
| Julian Firth |
Victoria |
2019 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester
|
| Stewart Clyde |
Sweet Nell of Old Drury |
1911 |
Australia |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Paul Kester.
|
| Ivan Cleveland |
Old St Paul's |
1914 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the novel by Harrison Ainsworth.
|
| Graham Armitage |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Michael Kitchen |
Churchill's People, #18 "A Bill of Mortality" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Robert Cavanah |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Johnny Depp |
The Libertine |
2004 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Stephen Jeffreys.
|
| Charles Marsham, 1st Earl of Romney
|
| Michael Shepley |
The Great Mr. Handel |
1942 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Robert St Clair-Erskine, 4th Earl of Rosslyn
|
| John Humphry |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Frank Russell, 2nd Earl Russell
|
| Chris Lang |
Shadow of the Noose |
1989 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Anthony Ashley Cooper, 1st Earl of Shaftesbury: See Lord Chancellors
|
| Humphrey Stafford, 6th Earl of Stafford: See Dukes of Buckingham
|
| Arthur Stanhope, 6th Earl Stanhope
|
| Paul Hamilton |
The Legend of Tarzan |
2016 |
Australia/UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
|
| Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford
|
| Patrick Wymark |
Cromwell |
1970 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Guy Rolfe |
Churchill's People, #16 "March On, Boys!" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunderland
|
| John Humphry |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Richard Grenville-Temple, 2nd Earl Temple
|
| Wyndham Goldie |
Rake's Progress |
1939 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| George Carew, 1st Earl of Totnes
|
| Peter Halliday |
Churchill's People, #14 "A Rich and Beautiful Empire" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Edward Montagu-Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie, 1st Earl of Wharncliffe
|
| Paul Williamson |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Finch-Hatton, 10th Earl of Winchilsea
|
| Peter Harlowe |
Number 10, #4 "The Iron Duke" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Other viscounts
|
| George Barrington, 7th Viscount Barrington
|
| Victor Langley |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Boscawen, 3rd Viscount Falmouth
|
| James Wilby |
Poldark |
2017–18 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Lambert, 1st Viscount Lambert
|
| Rodney Lovick |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| John Talbot, 1st Viscount Lisle
|
| Peter Gale |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Henry VI" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Alex Guard |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Tramper |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Max Bennett |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Francis Lovell, 1st Viscount Lovell: See Lord Chamberlains
|
| Thomas Jones, 7th Viscount Ranelagh
|
| Edward Dentith |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David Alfred Thomas, 1st Viscount Rhondda
|
| Huw Ceredig |
The Life and Times of David Lloyd George |
1981 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Smythe, 7th Viscount Strangford
|
| David Riley |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Other hereditary barons and baronesses and Scottish lords and ladies
|
| Henry Sturt, 1st Baron Alington
|
| Anthony Dawes |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| William Jackson, 1st Baron Allerton
|
| Geoffrey Lewis |
The Edwardians, #8 "Lloyd George" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| William Arden, 2nd Baron Alvanley (1789–1849)
|
| James W. Morrison |
Beau Brummel |
1913 |
USA |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| William Humphrey |
Beau Brummel |
1924 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| Walter Hudd |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.11 "Beau Brummell" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| Charles Dundas, 1st Baron Amesbury
|
| Ian McLean |
The Young Mr Pitt |
1942 |
UK |
Film |
|
| William Eden, 1st Baron Auckland
|
| Frederick Leister |
The Young Mr Pitt |
1942 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Thomas Bardolf, 5th Baron Bardolf
|
| David Andrews |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Willie Sjöberg |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Humphry |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Edward Bellew, 2nd Baron Bellew
|
| Edward Underdown |
On Trial, #7 "The Tichborne Case" |
1960 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| George Nevill, 5th Baron Bergavenny
|
| Clarence Derwent |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Rintoul |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Knatchbull, 7th Baron Brabourne
|
| Mark Carlisle |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| John Hobhouse, 1st Baron Broughton
|
| David Hawthorne |
A Prince of Lovers |
1922 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play Byron by Alicia Ramsey.
|
| John Evans Carberry, 10th Baron Carbery
|
| Peter Bowles |
Beryl Markham: A Shadow on the Sun |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV miniseries |
|
| John Brydges, 1st Baron Chandos
|
| Pierre Stéphen |
Marie Tudor |
1966 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Victor Hugo.
|
| Kevin Brennan |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Joss Ackland |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Tony Guilfoyle |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Henry Brooke, 11th Baron Cobham
|
| Graham Armitage |
Churchill's People, #14 "A Rich and Beautiful Empire" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Hugh Hare, 1st Baron Coleraine
|
| Donald Douglas |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Gregory Cromwell, 1st Baron Cromwell
|
| Jack West |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Tom Holland |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Thomas Darcy, 1st Baron Darcy de Darcy
|
| Colm Wilkinson |
The Tudors |
2009–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Hugh Cholmondeley, 3rd Baron Delamere: See Kenya: Members of the Executive Council.
|
| John Sutton, 1st Baron Dudley
|
| Ted Valentine |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with John Tiptoft, 1st Earl of Worcester. An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Francis Basset, 1st Baron de Dunstanville and Basset
|
| John Hopkins |
Poldark |
2017–18 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron
|
| Trevor Howard |
George Washington |
1984 |
USA |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by James Thomas Flexner.
|
| Walter Fitzwalter, 5th Baron Fitzwalter
|
| Cecil Brock |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| László Csurka |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Curless |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Patrick Toomey |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Joan de Geneville, 2nd Baroness Geneville
|
| Valérie Lang |
The Accursed Kings |
2005 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| Colin Tennant, 3rd Baron Glenconner
|
| David Shields |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 28–30.
|
| Pip Carter |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 31.
|
| Richard Teverson |
The Crown |
2019–20 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 46–59.
|
| William Hastings, 1st Baron Hastings: See Lord Chamberlains
|
| John Hervey, 2nd Baron Hervey
|
| Anthony Finigan |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Richard Monckton Milnes, 1st Baron Houghton
|
| Clement McCallin |
The Lady with a Lamp |
1951 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Reginald Berkeley.
|
| Myles Eason |
The Adams Chronicles |
1976 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Peter Vaughan |
Mountains of the Moon |
1990 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel Burton and Speke by William Harrison.
|
| Thomas Scott-Ellis, 8th Baron Howard de Walden
|
| Nickolas Grace |
The Last Place on Earth |
1985 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the book Scott and Amundsen by Roland Huntford.
|
| William Howard, 3rd Baron Howard of Escrick
|
| Tom Beard |
New Worlds |
2014 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Robert Hungerford, 3rd Baron Hungerford
|
| Denis Lill |
Churchill's People, #12 "A Wilderness of Roses" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
As Lord Moleyns. An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Walter Hungerford, 1st Baron Hungerford of Heytesbury
|
| Liam Stack |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Henry Carey, 1st Baron Hunsdon
|
| Oscar Negus |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
As a child. An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| John Hussey, 1st Baron Hussey of Sleaford
|
| Liam Young |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| John Neville, 3rd Baron Latimer
|
| Michael Elwyn |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Patrick Lindsay, 6th Lord Lindsay
|
| David Torrence |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| John Maltravers, 1st Baron Maltravers
|
| André Mathis |
The Accursed Kings |
1972 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| Reus Alexandru |
The Accursed Kings |
2005 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| Samuel Masham, 1st Baron Masham
|
| Hans Brausewetter |
A Glass of Water |
1923 |
Germany |
Silent film |
As John William Masham. Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Axel Düberg |
A Glass of Water |
1960 |
Sweden |
TV film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Horst Janson |
A Glass of Water |
1960 |
West Germany |
Film |
Musical comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Gordon Whiting |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Miklós Kalocsay |
Zenés TV színház, "Sakk-matt" |
1977 |
Hungary |
TV film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play The Glass of Water by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Peteris Gaudinsh |
A Glass of Water |
1979 |
USSR |
Film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Joe Alwyn |
The Favourite |
2018 |
UK/USA/Ireland |
Film |
|
| Robert Maxwell, 5th Lord Maxwell
|
| James Sutherland |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| William Parker, 4th Baron Monteagle
|
| Dallas Cairns |
Guy Fawkes |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Harrison Ainsworth.
|
| David King-Wood |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #4.44 "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot" |
1953 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Rupert Procter |
Gunpowder, Treason & Plot |
2004 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Sean Rigby |
Gunpowder |
2017 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Mary Howard, 7th Baroness Mordaunt
|
| Avril Sheridan |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Henry Parker, 10th Baron Morley
|
| Alan Stanford |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| William Blount, 4th Baron Mountjoy
|
| Neil Newbon |
Henry VIII: The Mind of a Tyrant |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama.
|
| Alexander Murray, 1st Baron Murray of Elibank
|
| John Boxer |
The Life and Times of David Lloyd George |
1981 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| William Paget, 1st Baron Paget
|
| Lester Matthews |
Young Bess |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Gerry O'Brien |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Henry de Percy, 1st Baron Percy
|
| Robert Tayman |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Edward Portman, 1st Viscount Portman
|
| Robin McCallum |
Victoria |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Rolle, 1st Baron Rolle
|
| Malcolm Terris |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mark Henson |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| William de Ros, 6th Baron de Ros (c.1370–1414)
|
| John Witty |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Alan Rowe |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| David Calder |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| István Holl |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Dodimead |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Dougall |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Richard II" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Roger Sloman |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Peter Shorey |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Peter de Jersey |
The Hollow Crown, #1.1 "Richard II" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Patrick Ruthven, 3rd Lord Ruthven
|
| Harvey Braban |
The Loves of Mary, Queen of Scots |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| William Stack |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Rudolf Klein-Rogge |
Das Herz der Königin |
1940 |
Germany |
Film |
Propaganda
|
| Andrew Keir |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Michael Nardone |
Gunpowder, Treason & Plot |
2004 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| John Ralston |
Reign |
2017 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| William Sandys, 1st Baron Sandys: See Lord Chamberlains
|
| James Fiennes, 1st Baron Saye and Sele (c.1395–1450)
|
| John Warner |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Donald Layne-Smith |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Derek Farr |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 2" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Clyde Pollitt |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Henry Scrope, 3rd Baron Scrope of Masham (c.1370–1415)
|
| Cyril Conway |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #2.16 "The Life of Henry V" |
1951 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Brian Smith |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ian Price |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry V" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Stephen Simms |
Henry V |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Grosvenor, 1st Baron Stalbridge
|
| Brian Hayes |
The Edwardians, #8 "Lloyd George" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Thomas Stanley, 1st Baron Stanley: See Lord Chamberlains
|
| George Stanley, 9th Baron Strange
|
| Richard Bennett |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare, although he is not a character in the play.
|
| Ryan Gilmore |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s, although he is not a character in the play.
|
| Andrew Gower |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Geoffrey Harbord, 9th Baron Suffield
|
| Edgar Wreford |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Nicholas Vaux, 1st Baron Vaux of Harrowden
|
| Charles James |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jack McKenzie |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Welles, 7th Baron Welles
|
| Hugh Mitchell |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Henrietta Wentworth, 6th Baroness Wentworth
|
| Kay Patrick |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Robert Willoughby, 1st Baron Willoughby de Broke
|
| Paul Humpoletz |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Spouses of peers
|
| Louise Campbell, Duchess of Argyll
|
| Sophia Myles |
A Very British Scandal |
2021 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Bronwen Astor, Viscountess Astor
|
| Joanna Dunham |
Scandal |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Rosalind Halstead |
The Trial of Christine Keeler |
2019 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Eleanor Eden, Baroness Auckland: Wife of William Eden, 1st Baron Auckland.
|
| Ann Castle |
Number 10, #7 "Bloodline" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Edith Finch, Countess of Aylesford: Wife of Heneage Finch, 7th Earl of Aylesford.
|
| Philippa Markham |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Teresa White |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Henrietta Ponsonby, Countess of Bessborough
|
| Raymond Lovell |
The Man in Grey |
1943 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Eleanor Smith.
|
| Pamela Brown |
Lady Caroline Lamb |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Marguerite Gardiner, Countess of Blessington
|
| Vera Bogetti |
The Prime Minister |
1941 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Margaret Whiting |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Selina Bridgeman, Countess of Bradford: Wife of Orlando Bridgeman, 3rd Earl of Bradford, and friend of Benjamin Disraeli.
|
| Sheridan Fitzgerald |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
As a young woman.
|
| Renée Asherson |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
As an older woman.
|
| Elizabeth Sellars |
Number 10, #6 "Dizzy" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Georgiana Howard, Countess of Carlisle
|
| Mercy Fiennes Tiffin |
The Duchess |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
Aged 4–7. An adaptation of the biography Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire by Amanda Foreman.
|
| Anne Stanhope, Countess of Chesterfield: Wife of George Stanhope, 6th Earl of Chesterfield, and friend of Benjamin Disraeli.
|
| Joyce Carey |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Frances Bennett |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Evelyn Laye |
Number 10, #6 "Dizzy" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Elizabeth Stanhope, Countess of Chesterfield
|
| Margot Greville |
The Glorious Adventure |
1922 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Mary Curzon, Baroness Curzon of Kedleston
|
| Patricia Macrae |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Elizabeth Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire
|
| Hayley Atwell |
The Duchess |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
Nominated for the British Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Actress. An adaptation of the biography Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire by Amanda Foreman.
|
| Georgiana Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire
|
| Margaret Vyner |
The Young Mr Pitt |
1942 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Mary Clare |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Keira Knightley |
The Duchess |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
Nominated for the British Independent Film Award for Best Actress. An adaptation of the biography Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire by Amanda Foreman.
|
| Kitty Hill, Marchioness of Downshire: Wife of Arthur Hill, 6th Marquess of Downshire, and later of Sir Joseph Laycock.
|
| Philippa Markham |
The Edwardians, #7 "Daisy" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Georgina Ward, Countess of Dudley
|
| Wanda Moore |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charlotte Fitzwilliam, Countess Fitzwilliam: First wife of William Fitzwilliam, 4th Earl Fitzwilliam.
|
| Sarah Crowden |
Peterloo |
2018 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Jane Gordon, Duchess of Gordon
|
| Frances Bennett |
Number 10, #7 "Bloodline" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Sophia Carteret, Countess Granville: Second wife of John Carteret, 2nd Earl Granville.
|
| Suzy Cooper |
King of the Wind |
1990 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Marguerite Henry.
|
| Harriet Leveson-Gower, Countess Granville
|
| Emily Cohen |
The Duchess |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
Aged 3–5. An adaptation of the biography Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire by Amanda Foreman.
|
| Barbara Rawdon-Hastings, Marchioness of Hastings
|
| Julia St John |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Elizabeth Fox, Baroness Holland
|
| Fanny Rowe |
Lady Caroline Lamb |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sarah Villiers, Countess of Jersey
|
| Elizabeth Wallace |
Number 10, #4 "The Iron Duke" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Frances Vane, Marchioness of Londonderry
|
| Irene Brown |
The Prime Minister |
1941 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Albertha Spencer-Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough
|
| Barbara Laurenson |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Frances Anne Spencer-Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough
|
| Rachel Kempson |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Elizabeth Lamb, Viscountess Melbourne
|
| Margaret Leighton |
Lady Caroline Lamb |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Caroline Graham, Duchess of Montrose: Wife of James Graham, 4th Duke of Montrose.
|
| Alice Glover |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma
|
| Janet Suzman |
Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy |
1986 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lucy Russell |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Penelope Knatchbull, Countess Mountbatten of Burma
|
| Natascha McElhone |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Rosamond Fellowes, Baroness de Ramsey: Wife of William Fellowes, 2nd Baron de Ramsey, and aunt of Winston Churchill.
|
| Virginia Denham |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charlotte Lennox, Duchess of Richmond
|
| Norma Varden |
The Iron Duke |
1934 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Doris Lloyd |
Becky Sharp |
1935 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Langdon Mitchell, itself based on the novel Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray.
|
| Virginia McKenna |
Waterloo |
1970 |
Italy/USSR |
Film |
|
| Jane Merrow |
Sharpe's Waterloo |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Bernard Cornwell.
|
| Frances Stewart, Duchess of Richmond (1647–1702)
|
| Renee Goddard |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #3.35 "The Portugal Lady" |
1952 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Alice Patten |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Antonia Clarke |
The Great Fire |
2014 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Mary Lennox, Duchess of Richmond: Wife of Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond.
|
| Katherine Wogan |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Gwladys Robinson, Marchioness of Ripon
|
| Penelope Lee |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Anne Wilmot, Countess of Rochester
|
| Francesca Annis |
The Libertine |
2004 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Stephen Jeffreys.
|
| Elizabeth Wilmot, Countess of Rochester
|
| Rosamund Pike |
The Libertine |
2004 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Stephen Jeffreys.
|
| Janetta Manners, Duchess of Rutland: Second wife of John Manners, 7th Duke of Rutland.
|
| Wendy Gifford |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Frances Manners, Duchess of Rutland
|
| Phoebe Farnham |
A Very British Scandal |
2021 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
As a teenager.
|
| Isabella Molyneux, Countess of Sefton: Wife of Charles Molyneux, 1st Earl of Sefton.
|
| Helen Haye |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Georgiana Spencer, Countess Spencer
|
| Charlotte Rampling |
The Duchess |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the biography Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire by Amanda Foreman.
|
| Raine Spencer, Countess Spencer
|
| Barbara Caruso |
The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Tessa Shaw |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Anne Spencer, Countess of Sunderland
|
| Lillias Walker |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Anne Grosvenor, Duchess of Westminster
|
| Marty Cruikshank |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Mary Stuart-Whortley, Baroness Wharncliffe: Wife of James Stuart-Wortley, 1st Baron Wharncliffe.
|
| Richenda Carey |
Looking for Victoria |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Susan Montagu-Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie, Countess of Wharncliffe: Wife of Edward Montagu-Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie, 1st Earl of Wharncliffe.
|
| Yvonne Manners |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Children of peers
|
| John Churchill, Marquess of Blandford (John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough)
|
| Christopher Gray |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
As a child. An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Francis Wallis |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
As a teenager. An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Nicholas Knatchbull, Lord Brabourne: Son of Norton Knatchbull, 3rd Earl Mountbatten of Burma
|
| Edward Powell |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 10.
|
| Lady Susan Fox-Strangways: Eldest child of Stephen Fox-Strangways, 1st Earl of Ilchester.
|
| Pauline McLynn |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Lord William Gordon
|
| Gary Cady |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Lady Pamela Hicks
|
| Dreya Weber |
Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy |
1986 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lady Alexandra Knatchbull: Older daughter of Norton Knatchbull, 3rd Earl Mountbatten of Burma
|
| Elodie Vickers |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 8.
|
| Leonora Knatchbull: Younger daughter of Norton Knatchbull, 3rd Earl Mountbatten of Burma
|
| Clara Graham |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 4.
|
| Timothy Knatchbull
|
| Brandon Whitt |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| George FitzGerald, Earl of Offaly: Eldest child of James FitzGerald, 1st Duke of Leinster.
|
| Carl Brennan |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
As a child. An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Rory Keenan |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
As a teenager. An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Royal officials, courtiers and other aristocrats
|
| Lord Protectors of England
|
| Richard of York, 3rd Duke of York: See Dukes of York
|
| Oliver Cromwell
|
| Henry Ainley |
The Royal Oak |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Henry Hamilton & Augustus Harris.
|
| George Merritt |
The Vicar of Bray |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Edmund Willard |
Cardboard Cavalier |
1949 |
UK |
Film |
Comedy
|
| John Phillips |
ITV Play of the Week, #4.22 "The Killing of the King" |
1959 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Patrick Wymark |
Witchfinder General |
1968 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Ronald Bassett.
|
| Terry Jones |
The Complete and Utter History of Britain |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
Comedy
|
| Richard Harris |
Cromwell |
1970 |
UK |
Film |
Won the Moscow International Film Festival Prize for Best Actor.
|
| Leslie Sands |
Thirty-Minute Theatre, #5.24 "Revolutions: Cromwell" |
1970 |
UK |
TV short |
|
| Jerome Willis |
Woodstock |
1973 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Sir Walter Scott.
|
| Bernard Hepton |
Churchill's People, #16 "March On, Boys!" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Bernard Hepton |
Churchill's People, #17 "The Agreement of the People" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Peter Butterworth |
Carry On Laughing, #1.3 "The Sobbing Cavalier" |
1975 |
UK |
TV short |
Comedy
|
| Artro Morris |
The Children of the New Forest |
1977 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Frederick Marryat.
|
| Peter Jeffrey |
By the Sword Divided |
1985 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Warren Clarke |
Blackadder: The Cavalier Years |
1988 |
UK |
TV short |
Comedy
|
| Alan Howard |
The Return of the Musketeers |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
Loosely based on the novel Twenty Years After by Alexandre Dumas.
|
| John Gunnery |
Civil War: England's Fight for Freedom |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Tim Roth |
To Kill a King |
2003 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Jerry Wasserman |
Young Blades |
2005 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Dominic West |
The Devil's Whore |
2008 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Gareth Tunley |
The Windsors |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
Comedy
|
| Richard Cromwell
|
| Anthony May |
Cromwell |
1970 |
UK |
Film |
|
| John-Paul Macleod |
To Kill a King |
2003 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Lord Chancellors of England
|
| St Thomas Becket: See Archbishops of Canterbury
|
| Geoffrey Plantagenet: See Archbishops of York
|
| Hubert Walter: See Archbishops of Canterbury
|
| Walter Reynolds: See Archbishops of Canterbury
|
| John de Stratford: See Archbishops of Canterbury
|
| Robert Baldock
|
| David Strong |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Vincent Massoc |
Edward II |
1982 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| William Courtenay: See Archbishops of Canterbury
|
| Michael de la Pole, 1st Earl of Suffolk: See Earls of Suffolk
|
| Henry Beaufort: See Bishops of Winchester
|
| Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter: See Royal grandchildren (Edward III)
|
| Richard Neville, 5th Earl of Salisbury: See Earls of Salisbury
|
| Thomas Bourchier: See Archbishops of Canterbury
|
| John Morton: See Archbishops of Canterbury
|
| Thomas Rotherham: See Archbishops of York
|
| Cardinal Thomas Wolsey
|
| Herbert Beerbohm Tree |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Hal Reid |
Cardinal Wolsey |
1912 |
USA |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play Henry VIII by William Shakespeare.
|
| Adolf Klein |
Anna Boleyn |
1920 |
Germany |
Silent film |
|
| Arthur Forrest |
When Knighthood Was in Flower |
1922 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Charles Major.
|
| Percy Marmont |
Pearls of the Crown |
1937 |
France |
Film |
Comedy
|
| D. A. Clarke Smith |
The Sword and the Rose |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel When Knighthood Was in Flower by Charles Major.
|
| Patrick Troughton |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #7.6 "The White Falcon" |
1956 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Jordan Lawrence & Neilson Gattey.
|
| Orson Welles |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Anthony Quayle |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
Nominated for the Academy Award and Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor.
|
| John Baskcomb |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Terry Scott |
Carry On Henry |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
Comedy
|
| John Bryans |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| José María Caffarel |
Mujeres insólitas, "La segunda señora Tudor" |
1977 |
Spain |
TV film |
|
| Timothy West |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Willoughby Goddard |
God's Outlaw |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| John Gielgud |
A Man for All Seasons |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Michael Fitzgerald |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
2001 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| David Suchet |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Sam Neill |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Roger Ashton-Griffiths |
Henry VIII: The Mind of a Tyrant |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama.
|
| Jonathan Pryce |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
Nominated for the Critics' Choice Award for Best Supporting Actor. An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir Thomas More
|
| Paul Scofield |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
Won the Academy Award, BAFTA Award and Golden Globe Award for Best Actor. An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| William Squire |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Michael Goodliffe |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Paul Chapman |
Second Verdict, #2 "Who Killed the Princes in the Tower?" |
1976 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Andés Mejuto |
Mujeres insólitas, "La segunda señora Tudor" |
1977 |
Spain |
TV film |
|
| Jack May |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Bernard Archard |
God's Outlaw |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Charlton Heston |
A Man for All Seasons |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Richard Griffiths |
Princes in the Tower |
2005 |
UK |
TV film |
Voice only.
|
| Jeremy Northam |
The Tudors |
2007–8 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Ryan Kiggell |
Henry VIII: The Mind of a Tyrant |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama.
|
| Gus Barry |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
As a boy. An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Anton Lesser |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
Nominated for the 2016 BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actor. An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Thomas Audley, 1st Baron Audley of Walden
|
| André van Gyseghem |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #4.52 "The Rose Without a Thorn" |
1953 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clifford Bax.
|
| Tim Steed |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Thomas Wriothesley, 1st Earl of Southampton
|
| Miles Mander |
The Private Life of Henry VIII |
1933 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Patrick Godfrey |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Bennett |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Frank McCusker |
The Tudors |
2009–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Joel MacCormack |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Richard Rich, 1st Baron Rich
|
| John Hurt |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Jonathan Hackett |
A Man for All Seasons |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Rod Hallett |
The Tudors |
2008–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Bryan Dick |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Stephen Gardiner: See Bishops of Winchester
|
| Sir Christopher Hatton
|
| A. Corney Grain |
Fire Over England |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by A. E. W. Mason.
|
| Robert Douglas |
The Virgin Queen |
1955 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Bernard Archard |
Sir Francis Drake |
1962 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Bernard Horsfall |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Peter Cellier |
Drake's Venture |
1980 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Geoffrey T. Bersey |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Jason Watkins |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Laurence Fox |
Elizabeth: The Golden Age |
2007 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Thomas Egerton, 1st Viscount Brackley
|
| James Stephenson |
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex |
1939 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play Elizabeth the Queen by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Clifford Rose |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jeffery Dench |
Will Shakespeare |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Francis Bacon, 1st Viscount St Alban
|
| Jean Chameroy |
Les Amours de la reine Élisabeth |
1912 |
France |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Émile Moreau.
|
| Donald Crisp |
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex |
1939 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play Elizabeth the Queen by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Kendall Clark |
You Are There, #2.26 "The First Command Performance of Romeo and Juliet" |
1954 |
USA |
TV short |
Docudrama
|
| Derek Godfrey |
ITV Play of the Week, #4.14 "In the Shadow of the Axe" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Roger Hammond |
Doctor Who, #2.30–35 "The Chase" |
1965 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| John Nettleton |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Nettleton |
Churchill's People, #14 "A Rich and Beautiful Empire" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Will Keen |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Neil Stuke |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon
|
| Humberston Wright |
The Glorious Adventure |
1922 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| J. Malcom Dunn |
Peter Stuyvesant |
1924 |
USA |
Silent short |
|
| Nigel Bruce |
The Exile |
1947 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel His Majesty, the King by Cosmo Hamilton.
|
| John Kidd |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #3.35 "The Portugal Lady" |
1952 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Nigel Stock |
Cromwell |
1970 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Robert Morley |
The Lady and the Highwayman |
1989 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel Cupid Rides Pillion by Barbara Cartland.
|
| John Fortune |
England, My England |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Peter Forbes |
Civil War: England's Fight for Freedom |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Ian McDiarmid |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Edward Fox |
Stage Beauty |
2004 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Richard McCabe |
The Great Fire |
2014 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Sir Orlando Bridgeman
|
| Gerald Sim |
By the Sword Divided |
1985 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Anthony Ashley Cooper, 1st Earl of Shaftesbury
|
| Fred Rains |
Nell Gwyn |
1926 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel Mistress Nell Gwyn by Marjorie Bowen.
|
| Henry Oscar |
Theatre Parade, "Thank You, Mr Pepys" |
1938 |
UK |
TV short |
An adaptation of the play by W. P. Lipscomb.
|
| Henry Oscar |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.42 "Ninety Sail" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Lipscomb.
|
| Frederick Peisley |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Murray Melvin |
England, My England |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Martin Freeman |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Tim Pigott-Smith |
The Private Life of Samuel Pepys |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
Comedy
|
| Andrew Woodall |
New Worlds |
2014 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Richard Dixon |
The Great Fire |
2014 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Heneage Finch, 1st Earl of Nottingham
|
| John Woodvine |
By the Sword Divided |
1985 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Jeffreys, 1st Baron Jeffreys
|
| Charles Lawrence |
Sweet Nell of Old Drury |
1911 |
Australia |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Paul Kester.
|
| Otto Matieson |
Captain Blood |
1924 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Rafael Sabatini.
|
| Leonard Mudie |
Captain Blood |
1935 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Rafael Sabatini.
|
| Pat Aherne |
Lorna Doone |
1951 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by R. D. Blackmore.
|
| Michael Kitchen |
Lorna Doone |
2000 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by R. D. Blackmore.
|
| Pip Carter |
New Worlds |
2014 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Elliot Levey |
Martin's Close |
2019 |
UK |
TV short |
An adaptation of the story by M. R. James.
|
| John Somers, 1st Baron Somers
|
| Charles West |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Thomas Parker, 1st Earl of Macclesfield
|
| Henry Hewitt |
Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue |
1953 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Edward Thurlow, 1st Baron Thurlow
|
| John Wood |
The Madness of King George |
1994 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett.
|
| John Scott, 1st Earl of Eldon
|
| Ruggero De Daninos |
Napoleone a Sant'Elena |
1973 |
Italy |
TV miniseries |
|
| James Garbutt |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Henry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux
|
| Ronald Squire |
The First Gentleman |
1948 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Norman Ginsbury.
|
| Daniel Moynihan |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Denis Lawson |
A Royal Scandal |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Charles Pepys, 1st Earl of Cottenham
|
| Richard Dixon |
Victoria |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Copley, 1st Baron Lyndhurst
|
| Mark Dignam |
Disraeli |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Hardinge Giffard, 1st Earl of Halsbury
|
| Lloyd Lamble |
On Trial, #7 "The Tichborne Case" |
1960 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Lewis Shaw |
Number 10, #5 "The Asquiths" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Richard Haldane, 1st Viscount Haldane
|
| Anthony Roye |
Number 10, #5 "The Asquiths" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| F. E. Smith, 1st Viscount Birkenhead
|
| John Westbrook |
On Trial, #1 "Sir Roger Casement" |
1960 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Nigel Davenport |
Chariots of Fire |
1981 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Morris Perry |
The Life and Times of David Lloyd George |
1981 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Richard Murdoch |
Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years |
1981 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Alan Stanford |
The Treaty |
1991 |
Ireland |
TV film |
|
| George Cave, 1st Viscount Cave
|
| Henry Oscar |
On Trial, #1 "Sir Roger Casement" |
1960 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Thomas Inskip, 1st Viscount Caldecote
|
| Peter Vaughan |
Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years |
1981 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon
|
| Nicholas Jones |
Darkest Hour |
2017 |
UK |
Film |
|
| David Maxwell Fyfe, 1st Viscount Kilmuir
|
| Iain Cuthbertson |
Let Him Have It |
1991 |
UK |
Film |
|
| John Bett |
A Very English Scandal |
2018 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by John Preston.
|
| Quintin Hogg, Baron Hailsham of St Marylebone
|
| Iain Cuthbertson |
Scandal |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Richard Syms |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Robert Buckland
|
| Keir Charles |
A Confession |
2019 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the book Catching a Serial Killer by Steve Fulcher.
|
| Justiciars of England
|
| Richard de Luci
|
| Jon Laurimore |
Churchill's People, #7 "A Sprig of Broom" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Michael Hawkins |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Ranulf de Glanvill
|
| John Gabriel |
Richard the Lionheart |
1962–63 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Roy Boyd |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Hugh de Puiset: See Bishops of Durham
|
| Hubert Walter: See Archbishops of Canterbury
|
| Peter des Roches: See Bishops of Winchester
|
| Hubert de Burgh: See Earls of Kent
|
| High Stewards of Scotland
|
| James Stewart, 5th High Steward of Scotland
|
| John Cairney |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Secretaries of State and Private Secretaries to the Sovereign
|
| William Knight
|
| Brian de Salvo |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Thomas Cromwell
|
| Reginald Owen |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Franklin Dyall |
The Private Life of Henry VIII |
1933 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Rupert Davies |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #7.6 "The White Falcon" |
1956 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Jordan Lawrence & Neilson Gattey.
|
| Leo McKern |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| John Colicos |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Wolfe Morris |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Kenneth Williams |
Carry On Henry |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
Comedy
|
| Donald Pleasence |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| John Rowe |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Terrence Hardiman |
God's Outlaw |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Benjamin Whitrow |
A Man for All Seasons |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| David Fleeshman |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
2001 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Danny Webb |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Ron Cook |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| James Frain |
The Tudors |
2007–9 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Iain Mitchell |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Burtie Welland |
The Twisted Tale of Bloody Mary |
2008 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Nick Sampson |
Henry VIII: The Mind of a Tyrant |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama.
|
| Samuel Bottomley |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
As a boy. An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Mark Rylance |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
Won the 2016 BAFTA Award for Best Actor. Nominated for the 2015 Emmy Award and Critics' Choice Award and the 2016 Golden Globe Award for Best Actor. An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley: See Lord High Treasurers
|
| Sir Francis Walsingham
|
| Walter Byron |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Douglas Dempster |
Queen's Champion |
1958 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Richard Warner |
Sir Francis Drake |
1961–62 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Basil Dignam |
Seven Seas to Calais |
1962 |
Italy |
Film |
|
| Stephen Murray |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Richard Warner |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| John Bailey |
Will Shakespeare |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David Ryall |
Drake's Venture |
1980 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Geoffrey Rush |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
Won the BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actor. Nominated for the Chlotrudis Award (with Shakespeare in Love) for Best Supporting Actor.
|
| Patrick Malahide |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Ben Daniels |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Geoffrey Rush |
Elizabeth: The Golden Age |
2007 |
UK |
Film |
|
| William Davison
|
| Anthony Higgins |
Play of the Month, #4.5 "Mary, Queen of Scots" |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller.
|
| John Graham |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mykolas Dorofejus |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury: See Lord High Treasurers
|
| Sir Edward Nicholas
|
| Wally Thomas |
By the Sword Divided |
1985 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Thurloe
|
| David Collings |
By the Sword Divided |
1985 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Adrian Schiller |
The Devil's Whore |
2008 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Digby, 2nd Earl of Bristol
|
| John Paul |
Cromwell |
1970 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Charles Rogers |
By the Sword Divided |
1983 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jonathan Coy |
To Kill a King |
2003 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Charles Grey
|
| Henry Longhurst |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Tom McDermott |
Victoria Regina |
1961 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Sir Henry Ponsonby
|
| Frederick Ross |
Mr Gladstone |
1947 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Kynaston Reeves |
The Mudlark |
1950 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Theodore Bonnet.
|
| John Burch |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lloyd Pearson |
Victoria Regina |
1964 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Denis Lill |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Geoffrey Palmer |
Mrs Brown |
1997 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Geoffrey Bayldon |
Looking for Victoria |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Neil Salvage |
Queen Victoria's Men |
2008 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Tim Pigott-Smith |
Victoria & Abdul |
2017 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the book by Shrabani Basu.
|
| Arthur Bigge, 1st Baron Stamfordham
|
| Charles Lloyd-Pack |
The Edwardians, #7 "Daisy" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Bill Nighy |
The Lost Prince |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
Won the Golden Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actor.
|
| Robin Soans |
Victoria & Abdul |
2017 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the book by Shrabani Basu.
|
| Donald Sumpter |
Peaky Blinders |
2017 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Nicholas Lumley |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Francis Knollys, 1st Viscount Knollys
|
| Peter Penry-Jones |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Peter Howell |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| John Barcroft |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Clive Wigram, 1st Baron Wigram
|
| Patrick Ryecart |
The King's Speech |
2010 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir Alec Hardinge
|
| John Shrapnel |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Julian Wadham |
Wallis & Edward |
2005 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Andrew Havill |
Into the Storm |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
|
| Sir Tommy Lascelles
|
| Paul Brooke |
Bertie and Elizabeth |
2002 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Simon Williams |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Richard Dixon |
The King's Speech |
2010 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Pip Torrens |
The Crown |
2016–19 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Michael Adeane
|
| Will Keen |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 36–53.
|
| David Rintoul |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 53–66.
|
| Sir Martin Charteris
|
| Jonathan Hyde |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Harry Hadden-Paton |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 36–50.
|
| Charles Edwards |
The Crown |
2019–20 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 50–77.
|
| Sir William Heseltine
|
| Roger Alborough |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Sir Robert Fellowes
|
| Ernest Blake |
Charles and Diana: Unhappily Ever After |
1992 |
USA/Canada |
TV film |
|
| Dominic Jephcott |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Andrew Havill |
The Crown |
2022–23 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Robin Janvrin
|
| Roger Allam |
The Queen |
2006 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Anthony Smee |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Lord Chamberlains
|
| Sir Thomas Erpingham: See Medieval soldiers
|
| William Hastings, 1st Baron Hastings
|
| Harry Caine |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas H. MacDonald |
Jane Shore |
1915 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play The Tragedy of Jane Shore by Nicholas Rowe.
|
| Leo G. Carroll |
Tower of London |
1939 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Alec Clunes |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Andrews |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Hans Beuthner |
König Richard III |
1964 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Hugh Sullivan |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Edward IV" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Hugh Sullivan |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sándor Szoboszlai |
Richard III |
1973 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Daker |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 3" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Daker |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michel Ferber |
Richard III |
1986 |
France |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Roger Booth |
The Wars of the Roses, #7 "Richard III" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Stephen Thorne |
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales, #2.1 "Richard III" |
1994 |
UK |
Animated TV short |
Voice only
|
| Jim Carter |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s.
|
| Paul Freeman |
The Hollow Crown, #1.4 "Henry V" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Thomas Stanley, 1st Baron Stanley
|
| Jerome Willis |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
Called Sir John Stanley. An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Phil Rees |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
Called Sir John Stanley. An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Francis Lovell, 1st Viscount Lovell
|
| John Laurie |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Adrian Brine |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Michael Johnson |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Oengus MacNamara |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sir William Stanley: See Medieval soldiers
|
| Charles Somerset, 1st Earl of Worcester: See Earls of Worcester
|
| Giles Daubeney, 1st Baron Daubeney
|
| Ivor Barry |
John Cabot: A Man of the Renaissance |
1964 |
Canada |
Short |
|
| Michael Mulcaster |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| William Sandys, 1st Baron Sandys
|
| Walter Creighton |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Charles Lloyd Pack |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Henry FitzAlan, 19th Earl of Arundel
|
| John Turnbull |
Tudor Rose |
1936 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Michael Brill |
The Adventures of the Prince and the Pauper |
1969 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the stage musical, which was itself adapted from the novel by Mark Twain.
|
| Richard Johnson |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Edward Hardwicke |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| William Howard, 1st Baron Howard of Effingham
|
| Wallas Eaton |
The Complete and Utter History of Britain |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
Comedy
|
| Brendan O'Hea |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex
|
| Manning Wilson |
Kenilworth |
1957 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| David Langton |
Kenilworth |
1967 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| John Shrapnel |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jamie Foreman |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Dexter Fletcher |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Henry Carey, 1st Baron Hunsdon
|
| James Raglan |
Kenilworth |
1957 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk
|
| Anthony Dawson |
Hallmark Hall of Fame, #1.23 "The King's Author" |
1952 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Simon Kunz |
Gunpowder |
2017 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Edward Montagu, 2nd Earl of Manchester: See Parliamentarian generals of the English Civil War
|
| Charles Talbot, 1st Duke of Shrewsbury
|
| Job Stewart |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| John Sheffield, 1st Duke of Buckingham and Normanby
|
| John Dane |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Henry Bennet, 1st Earl of Arlington: See Foreign Secretaries
|
| Charles FitzRoy, 2nd Duke of Grafton
|
| Andrew Lawrence |
Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue |
1953 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Francis Seymour-Conway, 1st Marquess of Hertford
|
| Downing Clarke |
America |
1924 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel The Reckoning by Robert W. Chambers.
|
| Francis Ingram-Seymour-Conway, 2nd Marquess of Hertford
|
| E. H. Calvert |
The House of Rothschild |
1934 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play Rothschild by George Hembert Westley.
|
| Francis Conyngham, 2nd Marquess Conyngham
|
| Werner Pledath |
Victoria in Dover |
1936 |
Germany |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Hubert Harben |
Victoria the Great |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Henry Oscar |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Alfred Neugebauer |
Victoria in Dover |
1954 |
Austria |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Alan Wheatley |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.47 "Prelude to Glory" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Jack Gwillim |
ITV Play of the Week, #2.43 "Victoria Regina" |
1957 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Miles Malleson |
Victoria Regina |
1964 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Malcolm Sinclair |
Victoria & Albert |
2001 |
UK/USA |
TV miniseries |
|
| Tom Fisher |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Henry Paget, 2nd Marquess of Anglesey
|
| Michael Siberry |
Victoria & Albert |
2001 |
UK/USA |
TV miniseries |
|
| Simon Paisley Day |
Victoria |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Sackville-West, 5th Earl De La Warr
|
| Jasper Jacob |
Victoria |
2017 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charles Wynn-Carington, 3rd Baron Carrington
|
| Timothy Lines |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
As a boy.
|
| Guy Slater |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Anthony Ainley |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Roger Lumley, 11th Earl of Scarbrough
|
| Patrick Drury |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Charles Maclean, Baron Maclean
|
| Jonathan Moore |
The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Guy Oliver-Watts |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Donald Douglas |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| David Ogilvy, 13th Earl of Airlie
|
| Douglas Reith |
The Queen |
2006 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Martin Turner |
The Crown |
2022-23 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Lieutenants of the Tower of London
|
| Sir Edmund Walsingham
|
| Martin Boddey |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Officers of arms
|
| Sir Anthony Wagner
|
| Gerrard McArthur |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Gerald Wollaston
|
| Robert Sansom |
Crown Matrimonial |
1974 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Royce Ryton.
|
| Mistresses, lovers and favourites of sovereigns
|
| Edith the Fair (Harold II)
|
| Barbara Ewing |
ITV Play of the Week, #12.6 "A Choice of Kings" |
1966 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by John Mortimer.
|
| Janet Suzman |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Jan Harvey |
Churchill's People, #5 "The Saxon Dusk" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Rosamund Clifford (Henry II)
|
| Gladys Jennings |
Becket |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
|
| Susannah Fellows |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Alys of France (Henry II): See Daughters of Kings of France
|
| Alice Perrers (Edward III)
|
| Helen Gardner |
The Death of King Edward III |
1911 |
USA |
Silent short |
|
| Jane Shore (Edward IV)
|
| Florence Barker |
Jane Shore |
1911 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play The Tragedy of Jane Shore by Nicholas Rowe.
|
| Blanche Forsythe |
Jane Shore |
1915 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play The Tragedy of Jane Shore by Nicholas Rowe.
|
| Sybil Thorndike |
Jane Shore |
1922 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play The Tragedy of Jane Shore by Nicholas Rowe.
|
| Pamela Brown |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare, although she does not appear in the play.
|
| Sandra Knight |
Tower of London |
1962 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Anne Carroll |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare, although she does not appear in the play.
|
| Emily Berrington |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Elizabeth Blount (Henry VIII)
|
| Ruta Gedmintas |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Mary Boleyn (Henry VIII)
|
| Valerie Gearon |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Clare Cameron |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Natascha McElhone |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Perdita Weeks |
The Tudors |
2007–8 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Kizzy Fassett |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
As a child. An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Scarlett Johansson |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Charity Wakefield |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Madge Shelton/Mary Shelton (Henry VIII)
|
| Laura Jane Laughlin |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Hannah Steele |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Anne Stafford, Countess of Huntingdon (Henry VIII)
|
| Anna Brewster |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Elizabeth Darrell (Henry VIII)
|
| Krystin Pellerin |
The Tudors |
2007–8 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Moll Davis (Charles II)
|
| Delphi Lawrence |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #3.35 "The Portugal Lady" |
1952 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Nell Gwyn (Charles II)
|
| Nellie Stewart |
Sweet Nell of Old Drury |
1911 |
Australia |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Paul Kester.
|
| Mary Pickford |
Mistress Nell |
1915 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by George Cochrane Hazelton.
|
| Lois Sturt |
The Glorious Adventure |
1922 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Dorothy Gish |
Nell Gwyn |
1926 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel Mistress Nell Gwyn by Marjorie Bowen.
|
| Anna Neagle |
Nell Gwynn |
1934 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Virginia Field |
Hudson's Bay |
1941 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Margaret Lockwood |
Cardboard Cavalier |
1949 |
UK |
Film |
Comedy
|
| Bernadette O'Farrell |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #3.35 "The Portugal Lady" |
1952 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Daphne Anderson |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.42 "Ninety Sail" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Lipscomb.
|
| Andrea Lawrence |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Joyce Redman |
Play of the Month, #5.5 "In Good King Charles's Golden Days" |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| Dawn Greenhalgh |
Witness to Yesterday |
1974 |
Canada |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Teresa Codling |
The Wicked Lady |
1983 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Lucy Speed |
England, My England |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Emma Pierson |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Zoë Tapper |
Stage Beauty |
2004 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Louise de Kérouaille (Charles II)
|
| Dorothy Clarke |
Sweet Nell of Old Drury |
1911 |
Australia |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Paul Kester.
|
| Ruby Hoffman |
Mistress Nell |
1915 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by George Cochrane Hazelton.
|
| Jeanne de Casalis |
Nell Gwynn |
1934 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Susan Lyall Grant |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.42 "Ninety Sail" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Lipscomb.
|
| Consuela Chapman |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Joan Greenwood |
Play of the Month, #5.5 "In Good King Charles's Golden Days" |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| Mélanie Thierry |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Aurélie Meriel |
Michiel de Ruyter |
2015 |
Netherlands |
Film |
|
| Barbara Villiers (Charles II)
|
| Agnes Keough |
Sweet Nell of Old Drury |
1911 |
Australia |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Paul Kester.
|
| Elizabeth Beerbohm |
The Glorious Adventure |
1922 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Juliet Compton |
Nell Gwyn |
1926 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel Mistress Nell Gwyn by Marjorie Bowen.
|
| Anne Grey |
Colonel Blood |
1934 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Natalie Draper |
Forever Amber |
1947 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Kathleen Winsor.
|
| Valerie Hanson |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #3.35 "The Portugal Lady" |
1952 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Moira Edmond |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Barbara Jefford |
Play of the Month, #5.5 "In Good King Charles's Golden Days" |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| Diana Rayworth |
Churchill's People, #18 "A Bill of Mortality" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Emma Samms |
The Lady and the Highwayman |
1989 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel Cupid Rides Pillion by Barbara Cartland.
|
| Letitia Dean |
England, My England |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Helen McCrory |
Charles II: The Power and the Passion |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
Nominated for the Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actress.
|
| Susannah Fielding |
The Great Fire |
2014 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Elizabeth Conyngham, Marchioness Conyngham (George IV)
|
| Jo Kendall |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Marion Bailey |
Peterloo |
2018 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Maria Fitzherbert (George IV)
|
| Nora Swinburne |
The Man in Grey |
1943 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Eleanor Smith.
|
| Joyce Howard |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Rosemary Harris |
Beau Brummell |
1954 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| Jeanette Sterke |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #8.23 "The Lass of Richmond Hill" |
1957 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by W. P. Lipscomb.
|
| Pamela Brown |
On a Clear Day You Can See Forever |
1970 |
USA |
Film |
Musical comedy. An adaptation of the stage musical by Alan Jay Lerner & Burton Lane.
|
| Susannah York |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Caroline Harker |
The Madness of King George |
1994 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett.
|
| Irene Richard |
A Royal Scandal |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Isabella Ingram-Seymour-Conway, Marchioness of Hertford (George IV)
|
| Margaretta Scott |
The First Gentleman |
1948 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Norman Ginsbury.
|
| Barbara Shelley |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mary Robinson (George IV)
|
| Chrissy Iddon |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Caroline Blakiston |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Frances Villiers, Countess of Jersey (George IV)
|
| Viva Birkett |
A Prince of Lovers |
1922 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play Byron by Alicia Ramsey.
|
| Margaretta Scott |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Margaret Diamond |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #8.23 "The Lass of Richmond Hill" |
1957 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by W. P. Lipscomb.
|
| Caroline Blakiston |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Frances Barber |
A Royal Scandal |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Nellie Clifden (Edward VII)
|
| Virginia Clarke |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Julie McKenna |
Victoria & Albert |
2001 |
UK/USA |
TV miniseries |
|
| Patsy Cornwallis-West (Edward VII)
|
| Brenda Kaye |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jennie Linden |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Daisy Greville, Countess of Warwick (Edward VII)
|
| Virginia McKenna |
The Edwardians, #7 "Daisy" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Penelope Lee |
Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill |
1974 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Carolyn Seymour |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Joanna Lloyd |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Julie Bevan |
Buffalo Girls |
1995 |
USA |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the novel by Larry McMurtry.
|
| Alice Keppel (Edward VII)
|
| Mary Kenton |
Upstairs, Downstairs |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Kate Nelligan |
The Edwardians, #7 "Daisy" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Moira Redmond |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Elaine Wells |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sue Bishop |
Nancy Astor |
1982 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Agnes Keyser (Edward VII)
|
| Sally Home |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Harriet Mordaunt (Edward VII)
|
| Ludmilla Nova |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mistresses and lovers of other members of the royal family
|
| Freda Dudley Ward
|
| Kika Markham |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Janet Montgomery |
Downton Abbey |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Thelma Furness, Viscountess Furness
|
| Cherie Lunghi |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Lucy Gutteridge |
The Woman He Loved |
1988 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Deborah Cornelius |
Bertie and Elizabeth |
2002 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Helena Michell |
Wallis & Edward |
2005 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Katie McGrath |
W.E. |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Ladies of the court
|
| Lady Catherine Gordon (Elizabeth of York)
|
| Elizabeth MacLennan |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Francesca de Carceres (Catherine of Aragon)
|
| Joyce Mandre |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Doña Elvira Manuel (Catherine of Aragon)
|
| Sally Travers |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Margot Van der Burgh |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Patricia Villa |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
2001 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Elizabeth Stafford, Duchess of Norfolk (Catherine of Aragon)
|
| Marsha Fitzalan |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Fiona Sinnott |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Anne Parr, Countess of Pembroke (Catherine of Aragon etc)
|
| Suzy Lawlor |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Jane Boleyn, Viscountess Rochford (Catherine of Aragon etc)
|
| Maria Reisenhofer |
Anna Boleyn |
1920 |
Germany |
Silent film |
|
| Judy Kelly |
The Private Life of Henry VIII |
1933 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sheila Burrell |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Margaret Ward |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Kelly Hunter |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Zoe Waites |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Joanne King |
The Tudors |
2008–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Juno Temple |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Jessica Raine |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| María de Salinas (Catherine of Aragon)
|
| Margaret Ford |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Imogen Claire |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Mary Scrope (Catherine of Aragon etc)
|
| Nora Swinburne |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Patricia Heneghan |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Inez de Venegas (Catherine of Aragon)
|
| Ina De La Haye |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox (Anne Boleyn/Catherine Parr/Mary I): See Grandparents of monarchs
|
| Anne Gainsford (Anne Boleyn)
|
| Serena Brabazon |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
As Nan Saville.
|
| Mary Arundell (Jane Seymour/Anne of Cleves/Mary I)
|
| Viviane Horne |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Catherine Carey (Anne of Cleves/Elizabeth I etc)
|
| Julia Cornelius |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Poppy Hurst |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
As a small child. An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Brodie Judge |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
As an older child. An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Joan Bulmer (Catherine Howard)
|
| Catherine Steadman |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Maud Lane (Catherine Parr)
|
| Karen Ford |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Catherine Brandon, Duchess of Suffolk (Catherine Parr)
|
| Rebekah Wainwright |
The Tudors |
2007–9 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Elizabeth Tyrwhitt (Catherine Parr)
|
| Nicolette Bernard |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Anne Shelton (Mary I)
|
| Lucy Russell |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Lady Anne Wharton (Mary I)
|
| Zelah Clarke |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Kat Ashley (c.1502–1565) (Elizabeth I)
|
| Kay Walsh |
Young Bess |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Fabia Drake |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #9.48 "Till Time Shall End" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clemence Dane.
|
| Rachel Kempson |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Emily Mortimer |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Janis Winters |
Elizabeth |
2000 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Tara Fitzgerald |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Maude Hirst |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Anne Cecil (Elizabeth I)
|
| Amy Kwolek |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
As a young woman.
|
| Helen Baxendale |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
As an older woman.
|
| Frances Newton, Baroness Cobham (Elizabeth I)
|
| Jill Balcon |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mary Dudley (Elizabeth I)
|
| Caroline Harris |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mary Fitton (1578–1647) (Elizabeth I)
|
| Angela Baddeley |
The Dark Lady of the Sonnets |
1939 |
UK |
TV short |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| Lesley Deane |
The Dark Lady of the Sonnets |
1946 |
UK |
TV film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| Elizabeth Sellars |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #4.21 "Will Shakespeare" |
1953 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play William Shakespeare: An Invention by Clemence Dane.
|
| Barbara Murray |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #6.40 "The Dark Lady of the Sonnets" |
1955 |
UK |
TV film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| Natalya Tenyakova |
The Dark Lady of the Sonnets |
1966 |
USSR |
TV short |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by George Bernard Shaw.
|
| Elizabeth FitzGerald, Countess of Lincoln (Elizabeth I)
|
| Gemma-Leah Devereux |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Lady Elizabeth Howard (Elizabeth I)
|
| Jane Maylianes |
Les Amours de la reine Élisabeth |
1912 |
France |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Émile Moreau.
|
| Lettice Knollys (Elizabeth I)
|
| Violet Virginia Blackton |
The Virgin Queen |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Angela Thorne |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Kelly Macdonald |
Elizabeth |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Diana Kent |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Sienna Guillory |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Margaret Radcliffe (Elizabeth I)
|
| Nanette Fabray |
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex |
1939 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play Elizabeth the Queen by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Elizabeth Throckmorton (1565–c.1647) (Elizabeth I)
|
| Joan Collins |
The Virgin Queen |
1955 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Ann Morrish |
Churchill's People, #14 "A Rich and Beautiful Empire" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Abbie Cornish |
Elizabeth: The Golden Age |
2007 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Anne Vavasour (Elizabeth I)
|
| Vicky Krieps |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
As Bessie Vavasour.
|
| Elizabeth Wriothesley, Countess of Southampton (Elizabeth I)
|
| Sonia Fraser |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lynette Davies |
Will Shakespeare |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Margaret Godolphin (Mary of Modena)
|
| Holly Wilson |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Flower Hyde, Countess of Clarendon (Anne)
|
| Pauline Loring |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough (Anne)
|
| Lucie Höflich |
A Glass of Water |
1923 |
Germany |
Silent film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Ulla Sjöblom |
A Glass of Water |
1960 |
Sweden |
TV film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Hilde Krahl |
A Glass of Water |
1960 |
West Germany |
Film |
Musical comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Susan Hampshire |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Béatrice Costantini |
The Man Who Laughs |
1971 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Victor Hugo.
|
| Éva Ruttkai |
Zenés TV színház, "Sakk-matt" |
1977 |
Hungary |
TV film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play The Glass of Water by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Alla Demidova |
A Glass of Water |
1979 |
USSR |
Film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Joan Hickson |
King of the Wind |
1990 |
UK |
Film |
As an old woman. An adaptation of the novel by Marguerite Henry.
|
| Rachel Weisz |
The Favourite |
2018 |
UK/USA/Ireland |
Film |
Won the BAFTA Award and British Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Actress. Nominated for the Academy Award, Golden Globe Award, Screen Actors Guild Award and Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actress.
|
| Abigail Masham, Baroness Masham (Anne)
|
| Helga Thomas |
A Glass of Water |
1923 |
Germany |
Silent film |
As John William Masham. Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Mona Malm |
A Glass of Water |
1960 |
Sweden |
TV film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Sabine Sinjen |
A Glass of Water |
1960 |
West Germany |
Film |
Musical comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Jill Balcon |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Éva Szerencsi |
Zenés TV színház, "Sakk-matt" |
1977 |
Hungary |
TV film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play The Glass of Water by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Svetlana Smirnova |
A Glass of Water |
1979 |
USSR |
Film |
Comedy. An adaptation of the play by Eugène Scribe.
|
| Emma Stone |
The Favourite |
2018 |
UK/USA/Ireland |
Film |
Nominated for the Academy Award, BAFTA Award, Golden Globe Award, Screen Actors Guild Award, British Independent Film Award and Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actress.
|
| Elizabeth Seymour, Duchess of Somerset (Anne)
|
| Rosina Stewart |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Anne Spencer, Countess of Sunderland (Anne)
|
| Yvonne Antrobus |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| Sarah Lennox, Duchess of Richmond and Lennox (Caroline of Ansbach)
|
| Diane Fletcher |
Aristocrats |
1999 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography by Stella Tillyard.
|
| Catherine Howard, Countess of Effingham (Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz)
|
| Elizabeth Power |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Cornelia Knight (Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz/Princess Charlotte of Wales)
|
| Athene Seyler |
The First Gentleman |
1948 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Norman Ginsbury.
|
| Nan Munro |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Elizabeth Herbert, Countess of Pembroke and Montgomery (Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz)
|
| Amanda Donohoe |
The Madness of King George |
1994 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett.
|
| Juliane von Schwellenberg (Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz)
|
| Pat Nye |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lady Anne Hamilton (Caroline of Brunswick)
|
| Charmian May |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sophia Southwell, Lady de Clifford: Governess to Princess Charlotte of Wales.
|
| Jane Freeman |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Margaret Mercer Elphinstone (Princess Charlotte of Wales)
|
| Susan Skipper |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lady Flora Hastings
|
| Lotte Spira |
Victoria in Dover |
1936 |
Germany |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Elisabeth Epp |
Victoria in Dover |
1954 |
Austria |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Genevieve O'Reilly |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Alice Orr-Ewing |
Victoria |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charlotte Montagu Douglas Scott, Duchess of Buccleuch (Victoria)
|
| Diana Rigg |
Victoria |
2017 |
UK |
TV series |
Much older than the real duchess, who was only 30 when she became Mistress of the Robes.
|
| Jane Spencer, Baroness Churchill (Victoria)
|
| Iris Baker |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Inga Swenson |
Victoria Regina |
1961 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Jennie Linden |
Victoria Regina |
1964 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Georgie Glen |
Mrs Brown |
1997 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Olivia Williams |
Victoria & Abdul |
2017 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the book by Shrabani Basu.
|
| Jane Loftus, Marchioness of Ely (Victoria)
|
| Bridget McConnell |
Mrs Brown |
1997 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Louisa Petty-Fitzmaurice, Marchioness of Lansdowne (Victoria)
|
| Gabriele Hoffmann |
Victoria in Dover |
1936 |
Germany |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Helene Lauterböck |
Victoria in Dover |
1954 |
Austria |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Baroness Louise Lehzen (1784–1870)
|
| Renée Stobrawa |
Victoria in Dover |
1936 |
Germany |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Greta Schröder |
Victoria the Great |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Greta Schröder |
Sixty Glorious Years |
1938 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Barbara Everest |
The Prime Minister |
1941 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Dorothea Alexander |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Magda Schneider |
Victoria in Dover |
1954 |
Austria |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Jane Henderson |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.47 "Prelude to Glory" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Daphne Newton |
ITV Play of the Week, #2.43 "Victoria Regina" |
1957 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Olga Fabian |
Victoria Regina |
1961 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Patience Collier |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Diana Rigg |
Victoria & Albert |
2001 |
UK/USA |
TV miniseries |
Nominated for the Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actress.
|
| Anna Fiertag |
Looking for Victoria |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Jeanette Hain |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Daniela Holtz |
Victoria |
2016–17 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Angela Bull |
Albert: The Power Behind Victoria |
2018 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Sarah Lyttelton, Baroness Lyttelton (Victoria)
|
| Elfriede John |
Victoria in Dover |
1936 |
Germany |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Hilde Wagener |
Victoria in Dover |
1954 |
Austria |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Peggy Ann Wood |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Siobhan O'Carroll |
Victoria |
2019 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Hariett Phipps (Victoria)
|
| Fenella Woolgar |
Victoria & Abdul |
2017 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the book by Shrabani Basu.
|
| Harriet Pitt (Victoria)
|
| Joan Young |
Victoria the Great |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Emma Portman, Viscountess Portman (Victoria)
|
| Sophie Roberts |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Anna Wilson-Jones |
Victoria |
2016–19 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Harriet Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Duchess of Sutherland (Victoria)
|
| Rachael Stirling |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Margaret Clunie |
Victoria |
2016–17 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Elizabeth Wellesley, Duchess of Wellington (Victoria)
|
| Catherine O'Donnell |
Mrs Brown |
1997 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Charlotte Knollys (Alexandra of Denmark)
|
| Barbara Laurenson |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sheila Mitchell |
Lillie |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mary Parker, Countess of Macclesfield (Alexandra of Denmark)
|
| Rhoda Lewis |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mabell Ogilvy, Countess of Airlie (Mary of Teck)
|
| Maxine Audley |
Crown Matrimonial |
1974 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Royce Ryton.
|
| Barbara Leigh-Hunt |
Bertie and Elizabeth |
2002 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Ettie Grenfell, Baroness Desborough (Mary of Teck)
|
| Sian Thomas |
Nancy Astor |
1982 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Margaret Wyndham: Woman of the bedchamber to Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth II from 1938 to 1953.
|
| Barbara Atkinson |
Crown Matrimonial |
1974 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Royce Ryton.
|
| Ruth Roche, Baroness Fermoy (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother)
|
| Jean Anderson |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Georgie Glen |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Henriette, Lady Abel Smith (Elizabeth II)
|
| Lynette Edwards |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Virginia Ogilvy, Countess of Airlie (Elizabeth II)
|
| Nancy Crane |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Mary Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire (Elizabeth II)
|
| Caroline Garnell |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Cylla, Lady Dugdale: Extra Woman of the Bedchamber to Elizabeth II from 1960 to 1973 and Woman of the Bedchamber from 1973 to 2002.
|
| Susan Brown |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Richenda, Lady Elton: Woman of the Bedchamber to Elizabeth II from 1987 to 2022.
|
| Alison Skilbeck |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Susan Hussey, Baroness Hussey of North Bradley (Elizabeth II)
|
| Haydn Gwynne |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Mary Morrison (Elizabeth II)
|
| Julie Neubert |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Lady Elizabeth Cavendish (Princess Margaret)
|
| Catherine Bailey |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Anne Tennant, Baroness Glenconner (Princess Margaret)
|
| Nancy Carroll |
The Crown |
2019–20 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Other royal officials, courtiers and aristocrats
|
| Lady Godiva (fl.1010–1067)
|
| Gladys Jennings |
Lady Godiva |
1928 |
UK |
Silent short |
|
| Maureen O'Hara |
Lady Godiva of Coventry |
1955 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Dorothy Reynolds |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| Robert FitzWimarc (fl.1066)
|
| George Selway |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Gilbert de Gant (c.1040–1095)
|
| Francis de Wolff |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| Gilbert de Magminot (fl.1066)
|
| Donald Layne-Smith |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| William Malet (died 1071)
|
| Peter Halliday |
Theatre 625, #4.5–6 "Conquest" |
1966 |
UK |
TV serial |
|
| Gawn Grainger |
Blood Royal: William the Conqueror |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Ivo Taillebois (died 1094)
|
| Alan Rowe |
Hereward the Wake |
1965 |
UK |
TV series |
As Arnoul. An adaptation of the novel Hereward by Charles Kingsley.
|
| William de Braose (c.1144–1211)
|
| Ian Hogg |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Richard le Breton (fl.1170)
|
| Harry Worth |
Becket |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
|
| E. Martin Browne |
Theatre Parade, "Murder in the Cathedral" |
1936 |
UK |
TV short |
As the Fourth Knight. An adaptation of the play by T. S. Eliot.
|
| Paul Rogers |
Murder in the Cathedral |
1951 |
UK |
Film |
As the Fourth Knight. An adaptation of the play by T. S. Eliot.
|
| Ranulf de Broc (died c.1179)
|
| Sydney Folker |
Becket |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
|
| Walter Fitz Robert
|
| Gerard McSorley |
Robin Hood |
2010 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Reginald Fitzurse (1145–1173)
|
| Percy Standing |
Becket |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
|
| Guy Spaull |
Theatre Parade, "Murder in the Cathedral" |
1936 |
UK |
TV short |
As the First Knight. An adaptation of the play by T. S. Eliot.
|
| Mark Dignam |
Murder in the Cathedral |
1951 |
UK |
Film |
As the First Knight. An adaptation of the play by T. S. Eliot.
|
| Bernard Latham |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Robert Fitzwalter (died 1235)
|
| Wilton Graff |
Rogues of Sherwood Forest |
1950 |
USA |
Film |
|
| John Hallam |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Hugh de Morville (died c.1202)
|
| Norman Chidgey |
Theatre Parade, "Murder in the Cathedral" |
1936 |
UK |
TV short |
As the Third Knight. An adaptation of the play by T. S. Eliot.
|
| Leo McKern |
Murder in the Cathedral |
1951 |
UK |
Film |
As the Third Knight. An adaptation of the play by T. S. Eliot.
|
| William de Tracy (died c.1189)
|
| Bert Daley |
Becket |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
|
| Gerik Schjelderup |
Theatre Parade, "Murder in the Cathedral" |
1936 |
UK |
TV short |
As the Fourth Knight. An adaptation of the play by T. S. Eliot.
|
| Michael Aldridge |
Murder in the Cathedral |
1951 |
UK |
Film |
As the Second Knight. An adaptation of the play by T. S. Eliot.
|
| Eustace de Vesci (1169–1216)
|
| Seymour Matthews |
The Devil's Crown |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| William d'Aubigny (died 1236)
|
| Brian Cox |
Ironclad |
2011 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Reginald de Cornhill (fl.1189–1215)
|
| Derek Jacobi |
Ironclad |
2011 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Sir Henry de Bohun (died 1314)
|
| Michael Van Wijk |
The Bruce |
1996 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir Hugh de Cressingham (died 1297)
|
| Leon Sinden |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Gerard McSorley |
Braveheart |
1995 |
USA |
Film |
As Cheltham.
|
| William Heselrig (died 1297)
|
| Malcolm Tierney |
Braveheart |
1995 |
USA |
Film |
As Magistrate.
|
| William de Ormesby (died 1317)
|
| Denis McCarthy |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Maurice de Berkeley (1218–1281)
|
| Jean-Pierre Hutinet |
Edward II |
1982 |
France |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Hugh Despenser the Younger (c.1286–1326)
|
| David Calder |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Gil Vidal |
The Accursed Kings |
1972 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| John Lynch |
Edward II |
1991 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe filmed in modern style.
|
| Andy Gillet |
The Accursed Kings |
2005 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| Roger Mortimer de Chirk (c.1256–1326)
|
| Michael Spice |
Edward II |
1970 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Christopher Marlowe.
|
| Samson Fainsilber |
The Accursed Kings |
1972 |
France |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels by Maurice Druon.
|
| Sir Owen Tudor (c.1400–1461)
|
| Derek Godfrey |
Theatre 625, #3.27 "The Queen and the Welshman" |
1966 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Rosemary Anne Sisson.
|
| Sir William Bagot (died 1407)
|
| Philip Dale |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Louis Edmonds |
Hallmark Hall of Fame, #3.18 "King Richard II" |
1954 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Terence Lodge |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Werner Meissner |
König Richard II |
1968 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Luke Hardy |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Nándor Tóth |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Damien Thomas |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Paul Brennen |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Richard II" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Danny Sapani |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Patrick Brennan |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Samuel Roukin |
The Hollow Crown, #1.1 "Richard II" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Eleanor de Bohun (c.1366–1399)
|
| Eileen Thorndike |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Nancye Stewart |
The Life and Death of King Richard II |
1960 |
Australia |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Marianne Hoppe |
König Richard II |
1968 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Charmian Eyre |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Mary Morris |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Zinaida Sharko |
Richard Vtoroi |
1992 |
Russia |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Paola Dionisotti |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Maria Happel |
Richard II |
2001 |
Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| William Osbourne |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sir Simon de Burley (c.1336–1388)
|
| John Abbott |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1938 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| George Howe |
Richard of Bordeaux |
1955 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Gordon Daviot.
|
| Sir Henry Green (c.1347–1399)
|
| Denis Holmes |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Norman Barrs |
Hallmark Hall of Fame, #3.18 "King Richard II" |
1954 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jerome Willis |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Johannes Grossmann |
König Richard II |
1968 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Bette Bourne |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sándor Vajó |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Alan Dalton |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Fenner |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Richard II" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Henry Ian Cusick |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Richard Glaves |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Henry Hadden-Paton |
The Hollow Crown, #1.1 "Richard II" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir Walter Blount (died 1403)
|
| Patrick O'Neal |
The Black Shield of Falworth |
1954 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel Men of Iron by Howard Pyle.
|
| Frank Windsor |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Curt Broberg |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Robert Brown |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michael Fenner |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Tim McMullan |
Henry IV |
1995 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jolyon Coy |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir Thomas Erpingham (c.1355–1428)
|
| Morland Graham |
Henry V |
1944 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Frederick Ross |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #2.16 "The Life of Henry V" |
1951 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Gordon Gostelow |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| George Howe |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry V" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Edward Jewesbury |
Henry V |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Colin Farrell |
The Wars of the Roses, #4 "Henry V" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir John Fastolf (1380–1459)
|
| John Bott |
Churchill's People, #12 "A Wilderness of Roses" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Arthur Cox |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Catrin ferch Owain Glyndŵr (died 1413)
|
| Valerie Gearon |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Monica Nielsen |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sharon Morgan |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jennifer Konko |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Alex Clatworthy |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir Thomas Grey (1384–1415)
|
| Gordon Whiting |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #2.16 "The Life of Henry V" |
1951 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Tony Garnett |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| David Rowlands |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry V" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jay Villiers |
Henry V |
1989 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Phil Rees |
The Wars of the Roses, #4 "Henry V" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir Edmund Mortimer (1376–1409)
|
| David Andrews |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
Conflated with Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March. An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Heinz Hopf |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Charles Thomas |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Henry VI" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March. An adaptation of part of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Robert Morris |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Tenniel Evans |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Philip Bowen |
The Wars of the Roses, #6 "Henry VI: House of York" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March. An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Harry Lloyd |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
Conflated with Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March. An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Elizabeth Mortimer (1371–1417)
|
| Patricia Heneghan |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Kristina Adolphson |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Marina Vlady |
Chimes at Midnight |
1965 |
Spain/Switzerland |
Film |
A loose adaptation of the plays Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2 by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michele Dotrice |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michele Dotrice |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Ann Penfold |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ann Penfold |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Josette Simon |
Henry IV |
1995 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Michelle Dockery |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Michelle Dockery |
The Hollow Crown, #1.3 "Henry IV, Part 2" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir Harry "Hotspur" Percy (1364–1403)
|
| Richard Bebb |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #1.44 "The Tragedy of King Richard II" |
1950 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Terry Kilburn |
Hallmark Hall of Fame, #3.18 "King Richard II" |
1954 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare..
|
| Sean Connery |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Ove Tjernberg |
Henrik IV |
1964 |
Sweden |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Norman Rodway |
Chimes at Midnight |
1965 |
Spain/Switzerland |
Film |
A loose adaptation of the plays Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2 by William Shakespeare.
|
| Holger Ungerer |
König Richard II |
1968 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Myles Reithermann |
The Tragedy of King Richard II |
1971 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Péter Cseke |
II. Richárd |
1976 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jeremy Bulloch |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "King Richard the Second" |
1978 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Tim Pigott-Smith |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Andrew Jarvis |
The Wars of the Roses, #1 "Richard II" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Andrew Jarvis |
The Wars of the Roses, #2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
1990 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Charlie Carnochan |
Henry IV |
1995 |
UK |
TV film |
As a child. An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Rufus Sewell |
Henry IV |
1995 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare.
|
| Kevin McKidd |
Richard II |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Gerald Kyd |
Richard II |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Joe Armstrong |
The Hollow Crown, #1.2 "Henry IV, Part 1" |
2012 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir William Lucy (died 1460)
|
| Derek Farr |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "Henry VI, Part 1" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Darrell |
The Wars of the Roses, #5 "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Tom Beard |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Edmund Beaufort
|
| Nick Hendrix |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Sir James Blount (died 1493)
|
| Cecil Dighton |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jeffry Wickham |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir Robert Brackenbury (died 1485)
|
| John Howell |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Andrew Cruickshank |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Frank Windsor |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Hans Epskamp |
König Richard III |
1964 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Ted Valentine |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Derek Farr |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Colin Farrell |
The Wars of the Roses, #7 "Richard III" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Donald Sumpter |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s.
|
| Shaun Dooley |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| John Mackay |
The Hollow Crown, #2.1 "Henry VI, Part 1" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John Mackay |
The Hollow Crown, #2.2 "Henry VI, Part 2" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| John Mackay |
The Hollow Crown, #2.3 "Richard III" |
2016 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir William Brandon (1456–1485)
|
| Bernard Hill |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Thomas Burdett: An associate of George Plantagenet, Duke of Clarence.
|
| Steven de Schepper |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Sir William Catesby (1450–1485)
|
| Alfred Wild |
Richard III |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Leslie Denison |
The Black Arrow |
1948 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson.
|
| Norman Wooland |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Ringham |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Georg Hartmann |
König Richard III |
1964 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Charles Thomas |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| László Helyey |
Richard III |
1973 |
Hungary |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| David Burke |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Marc Betton |
Richard III |
1986 |
France |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sion Probert |
The Wars of the Roses, #7 "Richard III" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| James Grout |
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales, #2.1 "Richard III" |
1994 |
UK |
Animated TV short |
Voice only
|
| Tim McInnerny |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s.
|
| Sir John Grey
|
| Christopher Haddad |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Sir Walter Herbert (c.1452–1507)
|
| Michael Wells |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Sir Richard Ratcliffe (died 1485)
|
| Esmond Knight |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Alan Rowe |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Michael Pate |
Tower of London |
1962 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Herbert Weicker |
König Richard III |
1964 |
West Germany |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| John Corvin |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Anthony Brown |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Stephen Jameson |
The Wars of the Roses, #7 "Richard III" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Bill Paterson |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s.
|
| Jacquetta of Luxembourg, Countess Rivers
|
| Janet McTeer |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress. An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Sir William Stanley (c.1435–1495)
|
| Ivor Barry |
John Cabot: A Man of the Renaissance |
1964 |
Canada |
Short |
|
| John Franklyn-Robbins |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir James Tyrrell (c.1455–1502)
|
| Patrick Troughton |
Richard III |
1955 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Terence Lodge |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Henry Knowles |
The Wars of the Roses, #3 "Richard III" |
1965 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Mark Wing-Davey |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jean-Claude Wino |
Richard III |
1986 |
France |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Jack Carr |
The Wars of the Roses, #7 "Richard III" |
1991 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the plays by William Shakespeare as part of a series of all the history plays from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Philip Bond |
Shakespeare: The Animated Tales, #2.1 "Richard III" |
1994 |
UK |
Animated TV short |
Voice only
|
| Adrian Dunbar |
Richard III |
1995 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare set in the 1930s.
|
| Sir Thomas Vaughan (c.1410–1483)
|
| Robert Lang |
An Age of Kings |
1960 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of all the history plays by William Shakespeare from Richard II to Richard III.
|
| Derek Fuke |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Tragedy of Richard the Third" |
1983 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Catherine Woodville, Duchess of Buckingham
|
| Elsa Houben |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Sir John Woodville
|
| Simon Ginty |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Mary Woodville, Countess of Pembroke
|
| Eve Ponsonby |
The White Queen |
2013 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of The Cousins' War series of novels by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Sir John Oby
|
| James Donnelly |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir Edward Poynings
|
| Barry Savage |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Ellen Barre
|
| Florence Bell |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
As Helen Barre. An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir Edward Bayntun
|
| Paul Brennen |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Richard Beard
|
| Wesley Murphy |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Gertrude Blount, Marchioness of Exeter
|
| Marion Mathie |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sarah Crowden |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir William Brereton
|
| Brook Williams |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Mark York |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| James Gilbert |
The Tudors |
2007–8 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Alastair Mackenzie |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir Francis Bryan
|
| William Abney |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Alan van Sprang |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Felix Scott |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Margaret Bryan
|
| Jane Brennan |
The Tudors |
2008–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Nicholas Carew
|
| Louis Haslar |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Robert Nickson |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
2001 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Nigel Cooke |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| William Carey
|
| Anthony Howell |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Benedict Cumberbatch |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Sir William Compton
|
| Kris Holden-Ried |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Elizabeth Cromwell
|
| Natasha Little |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Thomas Culpeper (c.1514–1541)
|
| Eric Cowley |
Hampton Court Palace |
1926 |
UK |
Silent short |
|
| Robert Donat |
The Private Life of Henry VIII |
1933 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Tony Britton |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #4.52 "The Rose Without a Thorn" |
1953 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clifford Bax.
|
| Ralph Bates |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Robin Sachs |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Sergio Corvino |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
2001 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Joseph Morgan |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Torrance Coombs |
The Tudors |
2009–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Francis Dereham (c.1513–1541)
|
| Peter Wyngarde |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #4.52 "The Rose Without a Thorn" |
1953 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clifford Bax.
|
| Simon Prebble |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Simon Merrells |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
2001 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Tom Turner |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Allen Leech |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Simon Digby
|
| Michael Beint |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Edmund Dudley
|
| Sean Roantree |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir Ralph Ellerker
|
| Michael Godfrey |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| David Wilmot |
The Tudors |
2009–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Henry Guildford (1489–1532)
|
| Edmund Gurney |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Adam Bareham |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sir Richard Guildford
|
| Eric Dodson |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Agnes Howard, Duchess of Norfolk
|
| Catherine Lacey |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Barbara Brennan |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir William Kingston
|
| Joseph Klein |
Anna Boleyn |
1920 |
Germany |
Silent film |
|
| William Heughan |
The Private Life of Henry VIII |
1933 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Esmond Knight |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Robert Cawdron |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Irving |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Paul Clayton |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir Anthony Knyvett
|
| Jim Kennedy |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Brendan Quinn |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
As Sir Edmund Knyvett.
|
| Sir Thomas Knyvett
|
| Callum Blue |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
As Sir Anthony Knivert.
|
| John Lascelles (died 1546)
|
| John Ruddock |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #4.52 "The Rose Without a Thorn" |
1953 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clifford Bax.
|
| Daniel Betts |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Mary Lascelles (fl.1541)
|
| Adeline Hayden Coffin |
Hampton Court Palace |
1926 |
UK |
Silent short |
|
| Margot Van der Burgh |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #4.52 "The Rose Without a Thorn" |
1953 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clifford Bax.
|
| Catrin Rhys |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Sir John Leigh: Half-brother of Catherine Howard.
|
| Martin Ellis |
The Tudors |
2010 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Thomas Lovell (died 1524)
|
| Henry Hewitt |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Nigel Lambert |
BBC Television Shakespeare, "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth" |
1979 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Alice More
|
| Wendy Hiller |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Vanessa Redgrave |
A Man for All Seasons |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Catherine Byrne |
The Tudors |
2007–8 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Monica Dolan |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir Richard Nanfan
|
| Timothy Bateson |
The Shadow of the Tower |
1972 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Henry Norris
|
| Paul Hartmann |
Anna Boleyn |
1920 |
Germany |
Silent film |
|
| T. P. McKenna |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Christopher Hancock |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David Bailie |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Stephen Hogan |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Luke Roberts |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Richard Pace
|
| Matt Ryan |
The Tudors |
2007 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir William Pennington
|
| Barry John O'Connor |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Mary Percy, Countess of Northumberland
|
| Tiffany Freisberg |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Margaret Roper
|
| Susannah York |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Adrienne Thomas |
A Man for All Seasons |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Gemma Reeves |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Emma Hiddleston |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| William Roper
|
| Corin Redgrave |
A Man for All Seasons |
1966 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| John Hudson |
A Man for All Seasons |
1988 |
UK/USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Robert Bolt.
|
| Sir Ralph Sadler
|
| Thomas Brodie-Sangster |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Anne Seymour, Duchess of Somerset
|
| Kathleen Byron |
Young Bess |
1953 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Jo Kendall |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Emma Hamilton |
The Tudors |
2009–10 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Mark Smeaton (c.1512–1536)
|
| Ferdinand von Alten |
Anna Boleyn |
1920 |
Germany |
Silent film |
|
| Roger Delgado |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #7.6 "The White Falcon" |
1956 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Jordan Lawrence & Neilson Gattey.
|
| Gary Bond |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Michael Osborne |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Damien Thomas |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Rhys Meredith |
Henry VIII |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Charlie Beall |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| David Alpay |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Max Fowler |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Will Sommers
|
| Johnny Dooley |
When Knighthood Was in Flower |
1922 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the novel by Charles Major.
|
| Howard Goorney |
The Six Wives of Henry VIII |
1970 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David Bradley |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Richard Southwell
|
| Ben Palmer |
The Tudors |
2008 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir William Stafford
|
| Philip Glenister |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Eddie Redmayne |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Tom Forbes |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir Francis Weston
|
| Denis Quilley |
Anne of the Thousand Days |
1969 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Clive Merrison |
Henry VIII and His Six Wives |
1972 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the TV series The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
|
| Geoffrey Streatfeild |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2003 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Andrew Garfield |
The Other Boleyn Girl |
2008 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Philippa Gregory.
|
| Jacob Fortune-Lloyd |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir Richard Williams
|
| Joss Porter |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Nicholas Wotton
|
| Roger Ashton-Griffiths |
The Tudors |
2009 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
As Sir John Hutton.
|
| Sir Thomas Wriothesley (died 1534)
|
| Clifford Heatherley |
Henry VIII |
1911 |
UK |
Silent short |
An adaptation of part of the play by William Shakespeare.
|
| Sir Thomas Wyatt
|
| Albert Decoeur |
Anne de Boleyn |
1914 |
France |
Silent short |
|
| Eric Lander |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #7.6 "The White Falcon" |
1956 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Jordan Lawrence & Neilson Gattey.
|
| Robert Garrett |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jamie Thomas King |
The Tudors |
2007–8 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Jack Lowden |
Wolf Hall |
2015 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel.
|
| Sir Henry Bedingfield
|
| Alan Foss |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Pearce Quigley |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Penelope Blount, Countess of Devonshire
|
| Shirley Dixon |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lady Bridget de Vere
|
| Paula Schramm |
Anonymous |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Elizabeth Drake
|
| Jane Baxter |
Drake of England |
1935 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Louis N. Parker.
|
| Sir Drue Drury
|
| Richard Atherton |
Play of the Month, #4.5 "Mary, Queen of Scots" |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller.
|
| Lord Guildford Dudley
|
| John Reid |
Lady Jane Grey; Or, The Court of Intrigue |
1923 |
UK |
Silent short |
|
| John Mills |
Tudor Rose |
1936 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Robert Barry |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Cary Elwes |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir Barnaby Fitzpatrick
|
| Albert Davies |
Tudor Rose |
1936 |
UK |
Film |
|
| John Fowler
|
| Ian Barritt |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir John Gates
|
| Arthur Goullet |
Tudor Rose |
1936 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Ian Hogg |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir Thomas Gorges
|
| Tom Chambers |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir John Harington
|
| Michael Anderson Jr. |
Sir Francis Drake |
1961 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir Francis Knollys (c.1511–1596)
|
| Robert Warwick |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Bernard Brown |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #9.48 "Till Time Shall End" |
1958 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clemence Dane.
|
| Sir Thomas Parry
|
| Blake Butler |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir Amias Paulet
|
| Alfred Burke |
Sir Francis Drake |
1961 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Tony Steedman |
Play of the Month, #4.5 "Mary, Queen of Scots" |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller.
|
| Hamilton Dyce |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Tom Hollander |
Elizabeth: The Golden Age |
2007 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir John Perrot
|
| Norman Wooland |
The Fighting Prince of Donegal |
1966 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel Red Hugh: Prince of Donegal by Robert T. Reilly.
|
| Thomas Randolph
|
| Ralph Forbes |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Amy Robsart
|
| Ann Firbank |
Kenilworth |
1957 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Prunella Ransome |
Kenilworth |
1967 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Anna Gilbert |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Joanna Roth |
In Suspicious Circumstances, #5.7 "An Evil Business" |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Emilia Fox |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Clara Pasieka |
Reign |
2015–16 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir John Robsart: Father of Amy Robsart.
|
| Hugh Morton |
Kenilworth |
1957 |
UK |
TV series |
As Sir Hugh Robsart. An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Colin Douglas |
Kenilworth |
1967 |
UK |
TV series |
As Sir Hugh Robsart. An adaptation of the novel by Walter Scott.
|
| Stacey Tendeter |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Elizabeth Cooke, Lady Russell
|
| Suzanne Seylor |
Les Amours de la reine Élisabeth |
1912 |
France |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Émile Moreau.
|
| Ursula St Barbe
|
| Kelly Hunter |
Elizabeth: The Golden Age |
2007 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir Henry Sidney
|
| Anthony Ainley |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Frances Sidney, Countess of Sussex
|
| Judith South |
Sir Francis Drake |
1962 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir George Sydenham: Father-in-law of Sir Francis Drake.
|
| Sam Livesey |
Drake of England |
1935 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Louis N. Parker.
|
| Sir Nicholas Throckmorton
|
| Alan Mowbray |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Berry Kroeger |
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse, #1.20 "Mary of Scotland" |
1951 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Richard Topcliffe
|
| Brian Wilde |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir Edmund Tylney
|
| Simon Callow |
Shakespeare in Love |
1998 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir Robert Tyrwhitt
|
| Stanley Lebor |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jonathan Jaynes |
Elizabeth |
2000 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Frances Walsingham
|
| Charlotte Asprey |
Elizabeth I |
2005 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Sir Thomas Walsingham
|
| Simon MacCorkindale |
Will Shakespeare |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Anne Seymour, Countess of Warwick
|
| Adèle Anderson |
Lady Jane |
1986 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Frances Carr, Countess of Somerset
|
| Betsy von Furstenberg |
Kraft Television Theatre, #8.52 "The King's Bounty" |
1955 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Sir William Stanley
|
| Robert Gwyllim |
Gunpowder |
2017 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Sir William Wade (1546–1623)
|
| Robert Gillespie |
Churchill's People, #14 "A Rich and Beautiful Empire" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Shaun Dooley |
Gunpowder |
2017 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Sir Thomas Herbert
|
| Frank Shelley |
ITV Play of the Week, #4.22 "The Killing of the King" |
1959 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Davyd Harries |
Thirty-Minute Theatre, #5.24 "Revolutions: Cromwell" |
1970 |
UK |
TV short |
|
| Sir Thomas Lunsford
|
| Patrick Holt |
Cromwell |
1970 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Thomas Chiffinch (1600–1666)
|
| Miles Malleson |
Nell Gwynn |
1934 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Tarva Penna |
Colonel Blood |
1934 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Donald Eccles |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.42 "Ninety Sail" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Lipscomb.
|
| Henry Woolf |
Churchill's People, #18 "A Bill of Mortality" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Barry Wade |
The First Churchills |
1969 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston Churchill.
|
| David Gant |
Restoration |
1995 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Rose Tremain.
|
| Paul Ritter |
The Libertine |
2004 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Stephen Jeffreys.
|
| Talbot Edwards: Master of the Jewel House.
|
| Hay Petrie |
Colonel Blood |
1934 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Bevil Skelton
|
| J. Leslie Frith |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.42 "Ninety Sail" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by William Lipscomb.
|
| Sir Gilbert Talbot
|
| Alan Mowbray |
The King's Thief |
1955 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Beau Brummell (1780–1840)
|
| James Young |
Beau Brummel |
1913 |
USA |
Silent short |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| John Barrymore |
Beau Brummel |
1924 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| John Warburton |
Becky Sharp |
1935 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Langdon Mitchell, itself based on the novel Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray.
|
| Barry Morse |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Stewart Granger |
Beau Brummell |
1954 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| Peter Cushing |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.11 "Beau Brummell" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| James Purefoy |
Beau Brummell: This Charming Man |
2006 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the biography by Ian Kelly.
|
| Poodle Byng (1784–1871)
|
| John J. Richardson |
Beau Brummel |
1924 |
USA |
Silent film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| Peter Copley |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.11 "Beau Brummell" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Clyde Fitch.
|
| Sir Clement Cottrell-Dormer
|
| Don McHenry |
The Adams Chronicles |
1976 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Harry Fetherstonhaugh: An early lover of Lady Hamilton.
|
| Will Corrie |
The Romance of Lady Hamilton |
1919 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Robert Fulke Greville
|
| Rupert Graves |
The Madness of King George |
1994 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett.
|
| George Hotham: Treasurer and Secretary to George IV when Prince of Wales.
|
| John Bott |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir Francis Molyneux
|
| Jeremy Child |
The Madness of King George |
1994 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett.
|
| Christopher Papendiek: Court musician and husband of Charlotte Papendiek.
|
| Matthew Lloyd Davies |
The Madness of King George |
1994 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett.
|
| Christian Friedrich, Baron Stockmar
|
| Paul Leyssac |
Victoria the Great |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Gerard Heinz |
The First Gentleman |
1948 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Norman Ginsbury.
|
| Wyndham Goldie |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Noel Willman |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David Suchet |
Victoria & Albert |
2001 |
UK/USA |
TV miniseries |
|
| Jesper Christensen |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Paul Antony-Barber |
Albert: The Power Behind Victoria |
2018 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Louis Weltje (1745–1810)
|
| Erik Chitty |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #8.23 "The Lass of Richmond Hill" |
1957 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by W. P. Lipscomb.
|
| George Edward Anson
|
| Stuart Robertson |
Sixty Glorious Years |
1938 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Gordon Davies |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Paul Williamson |
Victoria Regina |
1964 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Crispin Redman |
Victoria & Albert |
2001 |
UK/USA |
TV miniseries |
|
| Robert Macpherson |
Victoria |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Alex Bartram |
Albert: The Power Behind Victoria |
2018 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Sara Forbes Bonetta
|
| Zaris-Angel Hator |
Victoria |
2017 |
UK |
TV series |
As a child.
|
| Archie Brown: Younger brother of John Brown and valet to the Duke of Albany.
|
| Gerard Butler |
Mrs Brown |
1997 |
UK |
Film |
|
| John Brown
|
| Gordon McLeod |
Victoria the Great |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Gordon McLeod |
Sixty Glorious Years |
1938 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Gordon McLeod |
The Prime Minister |
1941 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Finlay Currie |
The Mudlark |
1950 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Theodore Bonnet.
|
| John Rae |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Edward F. Cullen |
Victoria Regina |
1961 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Jameson Clark |
Victoria Regina |
1964 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| William Dysart |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Billy Connolly |
Mrs Brown |
1997 |
UK |
Film |
Nominated for the BAFTA Award, Screen Actors' Guild Award and Satellite Award for Best Actor.
|
| Don Gallagher |
Network First, #101 "A Queen Alone" |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama.
|
| Guy Manning |
Queen Victoria's Men |
2008 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Robert Bruce
|
| Harry Andrews |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mohammed Buksh (died 1899): Companion of Abdul Karim.
|
| Adeel Akhtar |
Victoria & Abdul |
2017 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the book by Shrabani Basu.
|
| Sir John Conroy (1786–1854)
|
| Herbert Hübner |
Victoria in Dover |
1936 |
Germany |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Oliver Johnston |
Happy and Glorious |
1952 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Stefan Skodler |
Victoria in Dover |
1954 |
Austria |
Film |
An adaptation of the comic play by Geza Silberer.
|
| Andrew Cruickshank |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #5.47 "Prelude to Glory" |
1954 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Richard Vernon |
ITV Play of the Week, #2.43 "Victoria Regina" |
1957 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Laurence Housman.
|
| Patrick Malahide |
Victoria & Albert |
2001 |
UK/USA |
TV miniseries |
|
| Mark Strong |
The Young Victoria |
2009 |
UK/USA |
Film |
|
| Paul Rhys |
Victoria |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir Douglas Dawson
|
| Cecil Trouncer |
The Lady with a Lamp |
1951 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Reginald Berkeley.
|
| F. W. Gibbs: Tutor to Edward, Prince of Wales.
|
| Terrence Hardiman |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Abdul Karim
|
| Sandeep Sharma |
Network First, #101 "A Queen Alone" |
1997 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama.
|
| Hajaz Akram |
Queen Victoria's Men |
2008 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Ali Fazal |
Victoria & Abdul |
2017 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the book by Shrabani Basu.
|
| Rudolph Löhlein: Valet to Prince Albert.
|
| Basil Eidenbenz |
Victoria |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lord Alfred Paget
|
| Nigel Crewe |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Jordan Waller |
Victoria |
2016–19 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Sir Charles Beaumont Phipps
|
| Robert Perkins |
Albert: The Power Behind Victoria |
2018 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Marianne Skerrett: Dresser to Queen Victoria.
|
| Nell Hudson |
Victoria |
2016–19 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charles Tarver: Tutor to Edward, Prince of Wales.
|
| Malcolm Rogers |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mary Tuck: Last chief dresser to Queen Victoria.
|
| Ruth McCabe |
Victoria & Abdul |
2017 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the book by Shrabani Basu.
|
| Alick Yorke (1847–1911): Groom-in-Waiting to Queen Victoria and Edward VII.
|
| Julian Wadham |
Victoria & Abdul |
2017 |
UK/USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the book by Shrabani Basu.
|
| Edward Adeane
|
| Rod Taylor |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Richard Goulding |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir John Aird: Equerry to the Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) from 1929 to 1936.
|
| Simon Cadell |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Dickie Arbiter
|
| David Phelan |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Richard Aylard
|
| Ian Shaw |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Alastair Mackenzie |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Barbara Barnes: Nanny to Princes William and Harry.
|
| Eileen Ross |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Marie-Antoinette de Bellaigue: French tutor to Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret.
|
| Héléna Soubeyrand |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Charlotte Bill
|
| Gina McKee |
The Lost Prince |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
Nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Actress and the Golden Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actress.
|
| Mark Bolland
|
| Rick Bacon |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Ben Lloyd-Hughes |
The Crown |
2022–23 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Peregrine Cust, 6th Baron Brownlow
|
| Patrick Macnee |
The Woman I Love |
1972 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| William Hoyland |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Rupert Frazer |
The Woman He Loved |
1988 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Simon Hepworth |
Wallis & Edward |
2005 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Douglas Reith |
W.E. |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Humphrey Butler: Equerry to the Duke of Kent.
|
| Roger Hume |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Sir Harold Campbell
|
| Michael Bott |
Darkest Hour |
2017 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir Richard Colville: Press Secretary to the Queen from 1952 to 1968.
|
| Guy Williams |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Marion Crawford
|
| Sara Vickers |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| John Dean: Valet to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
|
| Chris Gordon |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Reginald Brett, 2nd Viscount Esher
|
| Frank Gatliff |
The Edwardians, #7 "Daisy" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Basil Hoskins |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Ronald Ferguson
|
| Patrick Allen |
Fergie & Andrew: Behind the Palace Doors |
1992 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| David Fox |
The Women of Windsor |
1992 |
UK/USA/Canada |
TV film |
|
| Henry Hansell: Tutor to Prince John.
|
| John Sessions |
The Lost Prince |
2003 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Patrick Jephson: Private Secretary to the Princess of Wales from 1988 to 1996.
|
| Tom Turner |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Jamie Glover |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Stephen Lamport
|
| Tim McMullan |
The Queen |
2006 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Hugh Simon |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Alex Blake |
The Crown |
2022–23 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Tiggy Legge-Bourke
|
| Lucy Briers |
Prince William |
2002 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Sir Piers Legh
|
| Jeremy Child |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Michael Bertenshaw |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Berkeley Levett
|
| John Harding |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Bobo MacDonald: Dresser to Queen Elizabeth II.
|
| Lizzy McInnerny |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| James MacDonald: Valet to George VI.
|
| Graham Bill |
Bertie and Elizabeth |
2002 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Martin Bishop |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Cecil Mann (died 1962): Crown Jeweller until 1962.
|
| John Surman |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Fruity Metcalfe
|
| Ron Gregory |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Gresby Nash |
Mosley |
1998 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biographies Rules of the Game and Beyond the Pale by Nicholas Mosley.
|
| Nick Smithers |
W.E. |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Gareth Marks |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Eric Miéville
|
| Roger Kemp |
Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy |
1986 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Lord Rupert Nevill
|
| Patrick Toomey |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| James Orr
|
| Kit Redding |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
As a teenager.
|
| Oliver Maltman |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Patrick Toomey |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Michael Parker
|
| Daniel Ings |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Patrick Plunket, 7th Baron Plunket
|
| Sam Crane |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Michael Shea
|
| Michael Maloney |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Nicholas Farrell |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| William Summers
|
| Tim Scragg |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sir Godfrey Thomas
|
| Richard Kay |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Hugh Lloyd Thomas: Assistant Private Secretary to the Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) from 1929 to 1935.
|
| Antony Brown |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Peter Townsend
|
| Tristan Sturrock |
The Queen |
2009 |
UK |
TV series |
Docudrama
|
| Ben Miles |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Timothy Dalton |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 78.
|
| Paul Whybrew
|
| Russell Tovey |
Playhouse Presents, #1.8 "Walking the Dogs" |
2012 |
UK |
TV short |
|
| Scottish ladies of the court
|
| Mary Beaton (Mary, Queen of Scots)
|
| Frieda Inescort |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Celina Sinden |
Reign |
2013–17 |
USA |
TV series |
As Lady Greer Castleroy.
|
| Mary Fleming (Mary, Queen of Scots)
|
| Nancy Kenyon |
The Loves of Mary, Queen of Scots |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Anita Colby |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Frances White |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Anna Popplewell |
Reign |
2013–16 |
USA |
TV series |
As Lady Lola Fleming.
|
| Jane Kennedy (Mary, Queen of Scots)
|
| Fanny Rowe |
Play of the Month, #4.5 "Mary, Queen of Scots" |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
As Hanna Kennedy. An adaptation of the play Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller.
|
| Mary Livingston (Mary, Queen of Scots)
|
| Molly Lamont |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Caitlin Stasey |
Reign |
2013–15 |
USA |
TV series |
As Lady Kenna de Poitiers.
|
| Elizabeth Pierrepont (Mary, Queen of Scots): Daughter of Sir Henry Pierrepont.
|
| Grazina Frame |
Sir Francis Drake |
1961 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Mary Seton (Mary, Queen of Scots)
|
| Julie Hartley-Milburn |
The Loves of Mary, Queen of Scots |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| Jean Fenwick |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Beth Harris |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Jenessa Grant |
Reign |
2013 |
USA |
TV series |
As Lady Aylee.
|
| Other royal associates
|
| John Barratt: Secretary to Lord Mountbatten.
|
| Lucas Hare |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Anne Bolton: Friend and former flatmate of Diana, Princess of Wales.
|
| Caroline Goodall |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Flora Higgins |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Katherine Bowes-Lyon
|
| Trudie Emery |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Nerissa Bowes-Lyon
|
| Pauline Hendrickson |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| James Colthurst
|
| Oliver Chris |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Jecca Craig
|
| Kristen Eck |
William & Kate: The Movie |
2011 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Pietro Cuchi: Witness against Caroline of Brunswick.
|
| John Grillo |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charlotte Douglas: Accuser of Caroline of Brunswick.
|
| Vivien Heilbron |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Amanda Elwes |
A Royal Scandal |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Philip Dunne: Friend of Diana, Princess of Wales.
|
| Ian Sharrock |
Fergie & Andrew: Behind the Palace Doors |
1992 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Marcus Hutton |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Lady Amanda Ellingworth
|
| Shirley Cassedy |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Henry Errington: Uncle of Maria Fitzherbert.
|
| Frederick Leister |
Mrs. Fitzherbert |
1947 |
UK |
Film |
An adaptation of the novel by Winifred Carter.
|
| Nicholas Grimshaw |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #8.23 "The Lass of Richmond Hill" |
1957 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by W. P. Lipscomb.
|
| Michael Fagan
|
| Eddie Marsan |
Playhouse Presents, #1.8 "Walking the Dogs" |
2012 |
UK |
TV short |
|
| Tom Brooke |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Dodi Fayed: See Egypt: Businesspeople.
|
| Jane Fellowes, Baroness Fellowes
|
| Cornelia Hayes O'Herlihy |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Camilla Fry: Wife of Jeremy Fry.
|
| Yolanda Kettle |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Jeremy Fry
|
| Ed Cooper Clarke |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| James Gilbey
|
| Christopher Bowen |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Lycett Green: Witness to the royal baccarat scandal.
|
| Graham Crowden |
On Trial, #2 "The Baccarat Scandal" |
1960 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Terence Wilton |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Charles Hesse
|
| Paul Herzberg |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| James Hewitt
|
| Anthony Calf |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Christopher Villiers |
Princess in Love |
1996 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the book by Anna Pasternak.
|
| Daniel Donskoy |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Sydney Johnson (c.1921–1990): Valet to the Duke of Windsor from 1940 until 1972.
|
| Michael Shelford |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Although Shelford is white and Johnson was black.
|
| Connie M'Gadzah |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Joshua Kekana |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 16.
|
| Jude Akuwudike |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 63–67.
|
| Edward Jones
|
| Tommy Rodger |
Victoria |
2017 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Kitty Kear: An old woman visited by Queen Victoria.
|
| Marie Wright |
Victoria the Great |
1937 |
UK |
Film |
|
| George Keppel
|
| Frederick Treves |
The Edwardians, #7 "Daisy" |
1973 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Hasnat Khan
|
| Humayun Saeed |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Clara Knight: Childhood nurse to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon; known as "Allah".
|
| Gabrielle Lloyd |
Bertie and Elizabeth |
2002 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Roddy Llewellyn
|
| Harry Treadaway |
The Crown |
2019–20 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Laura Lopes
|
| Eleanor Tremain |
Prince William |
2002 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Emilia Lazenby |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 11.
|
| Lady Sarah McCorquodale
|
| Susan Skipper |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Estella Masters |
The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Helen Masters |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Isobel Eadie |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 24.
|
| Theodore Majocchi
|
| John Hug |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| George Antoni |
A Royal Scandal |
1996 |
UK |
TV film |
Docudrama
|
| Thomas Markle
|
| Trevor Lerner |
Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance |
2018 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Trevor Cooper |
The Windsors |
2018 |
UK |
TV series |
Comedy
|
| Bessie Merryman: Aunt and chaperone to Wallis Simpson.
|
| Jessie Matthews |
Edward & Mrs Simpson |
1978 |
UK |
TV series |
An adaptation of the biography Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson.
|
| Olivia de Havilland |
The Woman He Loved |
1988 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Miriam Margolyes |
Wallis & Edward |
2005 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Carole Middleton
|
| Kazia Pelka |
William & Catherine: A Royal Romance |
2011 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Serena Scott Thomas |
William & Kate: The Movie |
2011 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| James Middleton
|
| Calvin Goldspink |
William & Kate: The Movie |
2011 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Michael Middleton
|
| Michael Lumsden |
William & Catherine: A Royal Romance |
2011 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Christopher Cousins |
William & Kate: The Movie |
2011 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Pippa Middleton
|
| Mary Elise Hayden |
William & Kate: The Movie |
2011 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Rosina Murray |
The Windsors |
2016 |
UK |
TV series |
As a girl. Comedy.
|
| Morgana Robinson |
The Windsors |
2016–23 |
UK |
TV series |
Comedy
|
| Wendy Mitchell: Ballet teacher to the Princess of Wales.
|
| Judith Paris |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Judy Montagu: Friend of Princess Margaret.
|
| Abigail Parmentier |
The Crown |
2016–17 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Walburga, Lady Paget
|
| Susan Macready |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Andrew Parker Bowles
|
| Jeremy Clyde |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Andrew Buchan |
The Crown |
2019–20 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 31–47.
|
| Daniel Flynn |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 47–49.
|
| Dame Ann Parker Bowles
|
| Judith Alexander |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Derek Parker Bowles: Father of Andrew Parker Bowles.
|
| Stephen Riddle |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Tom Parker Bowles
|
| Tom Walker |
Prince William |
2002 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| James Harper-Jones |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
Aged 15.
|
| Bartolomeo Pergami: Major-domo and alleged lover of Caroline of Brunswick.
|
| Franco De Rosa |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Virginia Pitman: Friend and former flatmate of Diana, Princess of Wales.
|
| Jenifer Landor |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Letty Thomas |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Carolyn Pride: Friend and former flatmate of Diana, Princess of Wales; later Carolyn Bartholomew.
|
| Shelagh McLeod |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Jemma Redgrave |
Diana: Her True Story |
1993 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
An adaptation of the biography by Andrew Morton.
|
| Allegra Marland |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Doria Ragland
|
| Melanie Nicholls-King |
Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance |
2018 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Suzette Llewellyn |
The Windsors |
2018 |
UK |
TV series |
Comedy
|
| Trevor Rees-Jones
|
| Harry Anton |
The Crown |
2022–23 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Herman Rogers: Husband of Kitty Rogers and friend of Wallis Simpson.
|
| William Roberts |
The Woman He Loved |
1988 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Aleksas Kazanavicius |
Wallis & Edward |
2005 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Kitty Rogers: Friend of Wallis Simpson.
|
| Elizabeth Counsell |
The Woman He Loved |
1988 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Debora Weston |
Wallis & Edward |
2005 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Minnie Seymour: Adopted daughter of Maria Fitzherbert.
|
| Jane Backlog |
Prince Regent |
1979 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Bruce Shand
|
| Robert Benedetti-Hall |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Rosalind Shand
|
| Nesba Crenshaw |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Frances Shand Kydd
|
| Holland Taylor |
The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Oonagh Shanley-Toffolo: Acupuncturist and confidante to Diana, Princess of Wales.
|
| Olwen Fouéré |
The Crown |
2022 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Jack Smythe: Brother of Maria Fitzherbert.
|
| Angus Neill |
BBC Sunday Night Theatre, #8.23 "The Lass of Richmond Hill" |
1957 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by W. P. Lipscomb.
|
| Lucy Armstrong-Jones, Countess of Snowdon: Second wife of Lord Snowdon.
|
| Jessica De Gouw |
The Crown |
2019 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Benny Thaw: Friend of Wallis Simpson.
|
| Vincent Marzello |
The Woman He Loved |
1988 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Connie Thaw: Friend of Wallis Simpson.
|
| Susan Denaker |
The Woman He Loved |
1988 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Liberty Ross |
W.E. |
2011 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Dale Tryon, Baroness Tryon
|
| Amy Searles |
The Crown |
2020 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Billy Wallace: Friend and briefly fiancé of Princess Margaret.
|
| Nick Hendrix |
The Crown |
2016 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Tom Durant-Pritchard |
The Crown |
2017 |
UK/USA |
TV series |
|
| Jane Ward: Former girlfriend of Charles, Prince of Wales.
|
| Julia St John |
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story |
1982 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Violet von Westenholz: Friend of Prince Harry who introduced him to Meghan Markle.
|
| Karin Inghammar |
Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance |
2018 |
USA |
TV film |
|
| Mary Wilson: Wife of Arthur Wilson and witness to the royal baccarat scandal.
|
| Georgina Cookson |
On Trial, #2 "The Baccarat Scandal" |
1960 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Margot Van der Burgh |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Stanley Wilson: Son of Arthur Wilson and witness to the royal baccarat scandal.
|
| Barry Lowe |
On Trial, #2 "The Baccarat Scandal" |
1960 |
UK |
TV film |
|
| Graham Seed |
Edward the Seventh |
1975 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Scottish royal officials, courtiers and aristocrats
|
| John II Comyn of Badenoch (died 1302)
|
| Stuart Mungall |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| John III Comyn of Badenoch (died 1306)
|
| Pavel Douglas |
The Bruce |
1996 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Andrew Moray (died 1297)
|
| Jack Galloway |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Sir William Wallace (died 1305)
|
| Brian Cox |
Churchill's People, #10 "The Wallace" |
1975 |
UK |
TV film |
An adaptation of part of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples by Winston Churchill.
|
| Mel Gibson |
Braveheart |
1995 |
USA |
Film |
|
| Jean Gordon, Countess of Bothwell
|
| Lotte Koch |
Das Herz der Königin |
1940 |
Germany |
Film |
Propaganda
|
| Maria Aitken |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Sir Andrew Ker: One of the murderers of Rizzio.
|
| Cyril McLaglen |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Sir William Kirkcaldy
|
| D'Arcy Corrigan |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| William Maitland
|
| Leonard Mudie |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Sir James Melville
|
| Bernard Hepton |
Play of the Month, #4.5 "Mary, Queen of Scots" |
1969 |
UK |
TV film |
As Sir Andrew Melville. An adaptation of the play Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller.
|
| John Cairney |
Elizabeth R |
1971 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| Ewen Bremner |
The Virgin Queen |
2005 |
UK |
TV series |
|
| David Rizzio
|
| René Maupré |
The Loves of Mary, Queen of Scots |
1923 |
UK |
Silent film |
|
| John Carradine |
Mary of Scotland |
1936 |
USA |
Film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Enrico Benfer |
Das Herz der Königin |
1940 |
Germany |
Film |
Propaganda
|
| Chet Stratton |
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse, #1.20 "Mary of Scotland" |
1951 |
USA |
TV film |
An adaptation of the play by Maxwell Anderson.
|
| Ian Holm |
Mary, Queen of Scots |
1971 |
UK |
Film |
|
| Tadeusz Pasternak |
Gunpowder, Treason & Plot |
2004 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
|
| Andrew Shaver |
Reign |
2017 |
USA |
TV series |
|
| William Taylor: Valet of Lord Darnley, murdered with him.
|
| Adrian Stefan |
Gunpowder, Treason & Plot |
2004 |
UK |
TV miniseries |
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