Elizabeth
Declared illegitimate aged 3. Tried for treason aged 21. Crowned Queen aged 25.The story of the ascension to the throne and the early reign of Queen Elizabeth the First, the endless attempts by her council to marry her off, the Catholic hatred of her and her romance with Lord Robert Dudley.
Description: The story of the ascension to the throne and the early reign of Queen Elizabeth the First, the endless attempts by her council to marry her off, the Catholic hatred of her and her romance with Lord Robert Dudley.
Genres: Drama, History
Budget: $30,000,000 | Revenue : $82,150,642
Runtime: 124 minutes
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Pushing Tin
Black Venus
Little Fish
My Boy Jack
The Countess
On My Way
The Manxman
Rasputin
The Osterman Weekend
Cate Blanchett
Played Elizabeth I
Joseph Fiennes
Played Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester
Geoffrey Rush
Played Sir Francis Walsingham
Christopher Eccleston
Played Duke of Norfolk
John Gielgud
Played The Pope
Richard Attenborough
Played Sir William Cecil
Fanny Ardant
Played Mary of Guise
Éric Cantona
Played Monsieur de Foix
Vincent Cassel
Played Duc d'Anjou
Kathy Burke
Played Queen Mary Tudor
Edward Hardwicke
Played Earl of Arundel
Emily Mortimer
Played Kat Ashley
James Frain
Played Alvaro de la Quadra
Kelly Macdonald
Played Isabel Knollys
Kenny Doughty
Played Sir Thomas Elyot
Daniel Craig
Played John Ballard
Alfie Allen
Played Arundel's Son
Jamie Foreman
Played Earl of Sussex
Lily Allen
Played Lady in Waiting
Amanda Ryan
Played Lettice Howard
Sally Grey
Played Lady in Waiting
Elika Gibbs
Played Lady in Waiting
Sarah Owen
Played Lady in Waiting
Kate Loustau
Played Lady in Waiting
Daniel Moynihan
Played First Bishop
Jeremy Hawk
Played Second Bishop
Daisy Bevan
Played Arundel's Daughter
Hayley Burroughs
Played Lady in Waiting
Joe White
Played Master of the Tower
Matt Andrews
Played Norfolk's Man
Ben Frain
Played Young French Man
Lewis Jones
Played Priest
Michael Beint
Played Bishop Carlisle
Angus Deayton
Played Waad, Chancellor of the Eschequer
Joseph O'Conor
Played Earl of Derby
Brendan O'Hea
Played Lord William Howard
Edward Highmore
Played Lord Harewood
James Rowe
Played Bishop (in Cellar)
Donald Pelmear
Played Third Bishop
Tim Bevan
Played Handsome Man
Liz Giles
Played Female Martyr
Rod Culbertson
Played Master Ridley
Peter Stockbridge
Played Palace Chamberlain
Valerie Gale
Played Mary's Dwarf
George Antoni
Played King Philip II of Spain
Wayne Sleep
Played Dance Tutor
Charles Cartmell
Played Dudley's Man
Edward Purver
Played Dudley's Man
Vladimir Vega
Played Vatican Cardinal
Jennifer Lewicki
Played Arundel's Housemaid
Viviane Horne
Played Arundel's Wife
Nick Smallman
Played Walsingham's Man
James Britton
Played Member of Duc d'Anjou's Group (uncredited)
Jean-Pierre Léaud
Played (uncredited)
Ben Mars
Played Royal Guard of Honour (uncredited)
Daniel O'Meara
Played Henchman (uncredited)
Jocelyn Quivrin
Played French Guard (uncredited)
Matthew Rhys
Played (uncredited)
Jason Savin
Played Courtier (uncredited)
Christian Simpson
Played Royal Guard (uncredited)
Liam Foley
Played Norfolk's Man
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