National Theatre Live: The Audience

Movie

2013

2h 2m

English

Drama

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For sixty years, Elizabeth II has met each of her twelve Prime Ministers in a weekly audience at Buckingham Palace, a meeting like no other in British public life, it is private.

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National Theatre Live: The Audience

Movie

2013

2h 2m

English

Drama

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For sixty years, Elizabeth II has met each of her twelve Prime Ministers in a weekly audience at Buckingham Palace, a meeting like no other in British public life, it is private.

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Cast

The Queen

Anthony Eden

Margaret Thatcher

Harold Wilson

Gordon Brown

John Major

David Cameron

Winston Churchill

James Callaghan / Private Secretary

Geoffrey Beevers

Equerry

Nell Williams

Young Elizabeth

Charlotte Moore

Bobo MacDonald / Private Secretary

Harry Feltham

Junior Equerry / Footman

Matt Plumb

Junior Equerry / Footman

Spencer Kitchen

The Queen's Dresser

Elaine Solomon

The Queen's Dresser

Jonathan Coote

Cecil Beaton / Detective

Ian Houghton

Detective / Policeman

Directed By: Robin Lough

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Nancy L Draper says...

7 years ago

The Fabulous Helen Mirren! I actually saw this live in London, at the Gielgud Theatre, the evening of 28 March 2013. The production was new and there were a few fumbles with the lines, but the performance was wonderful. As each Prime Minister entered the stage there was a gasp of recognition by the British audience. As a Canadian, I was hampered by my ignorance, but audience reaction contributed to the portrait the actor painted by their pleasure or censure or pride. It was a wonderful evening, and I'm still struck by how Helen could convincingly portray an 18 and 80 year old Queen. I loved her encounters with her childhood self. I gave this a 10 (magnificent) out of 10.

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BobDole12 says...

one year ago

Dame Mirren was playing HRH The Queen but this was a comedy

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