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The Queen

Our Leaders. Ourselves.
2006 | 103m | English

(118391 votes)

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Popularity: 3 (history)

Director: Stephen Frears
Writer: Peter Morgan
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The Queen is an intimate behind the scenes glimpse at the interaction between HM Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Tony Blair during their struggle, following the death of Diana, to reach a compromise between what was a private tragedy for the Royal family and the public's demand for an overt display of mourning.
Release Date: Sep 15, 2006
Director: Stephen Frears
Writer: Peter Morgan
Genres: Drama, History
Keywords great britain, loss of loved one, queen, headline, palace, biography, deer, 1990s, british monarchy, princess diana, dying and death, upper class, sadness, paparazzi, monarchy, royal family, based on true story, british prime minister, british royal family, westminster abbey
Production Companies BiM Distribuzione, Granada Productions, Pathé Renn Productions
Box Office Revenue: $123,384,128
Budget: $15,000,000
Updates Updated: Jul 30, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Helen Mirren Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom
Michael Sheen Tony Blair
James Cromwell Philip of Edinburgh
Helen McCrory Cherie Blair
Alex Jennings Charles III of the United Kingdom
Roger Allam Robin Janvrin
Sylvia Syms Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Paul Barrett Trevor Rees-Jones
Tim McMullan Stephen Lamport
Douglas Reith Lord Airlie
Mark Bazeley Alastair Campbell
Robin Soans Equerry
Lola Peploe Janvrin's Secretary
Joyce Henderson Balmoral Maid
Pat Laffan Head Ghillie
Amanda Hadingue Queen's Dresser
John McGlynn Balmoral Head Ghillie
Gray O'Brien Charles' Valet
Dolina MacLennan Balmoral Switchboard Operator
Julian Firth Blair's Aide
Earl Cameron Portrait Artist
Elliot Levey TV Director
Anthony Debaeck Catholic Priest
Wolfgang Pissors German Reporter
Xavier Castano French Bodyguard
Khanya Mkangisa
Name Job
Affonso Beato Director of Photography
Lucia Zucchetti Editor
Stephen Frears Director
Alan MacDonald Production Design
Franck Schwarz Art Direction, Assistant Art Director
Rebecca Cole Hairstylist, Makeup & Hair
Frédéric Vallet Stunts
Pani Scott Visual Effects Editor, First Assistant Editor
Penny Dyer Dialect Coach
Penny Eyles Script Supervisor
Stuart Renfrew Assistant Director
Brian Tufano Thanks
Zoë Edwards Production Coordinator
Bobby Damone Clapper Loader
Brendan Donnison ADR Voice Casting
Carole Cattrini Dresser, Seamstress
Campbell Brand Pilot
Kerry Gill-Pryde Researcher
Tim Critchell Grip
Laura Rushton Costume Assistant
Stacy Crago Floor Runner
Andrew McBean Electrician
Jeremy Burnage Production Coordinator
Guy Sherbourne Focus Puller
Dulcie Scott Costume Supervisor
Simon Fawcett Finance
Katherine Tibbetts Travel Coordinator
Martin Guena Floor Runner
Simon Tindall Camera Operator
Adam Morris Floor Runner
Jon Saunders Generator Operator
Christopher Bradshaw Wardrobe Master
Warren Ewen Rigging Gaffer
Joséphine Gracia Dresser
Cathy Dutheil Production Secretary
Peter Bathurst Clapper Loader
Matt Cole Camera Trainee
Antoine Lienhard Gaffer
Abdel Sahraoui Production Assistant
Christian Langlois Camera Trainee
Tina Jones Set Decoration
Leo Davis Casting
Alastair Rae Steadicam Operator
Peter Wenham Supervising Art Director
Daniel Phillips Makeup Designer
Vanessa Baker Casting, ADR Voice Casting
Alistair Hopkins Post Production Supervisor
Terry Jarvis Wigmaker
Tony Lewis Music Editor
Philippe Houdart Camera Operator
Matt Jones Unit Manager
Tapio Salmi Makeup Supervisor
Adrian McCarthy Grip
Sylvie Serodon Costume Assistant
Joelle Cugny Craft Service
Sylvain Marques Production Assistant
Emma Edwards Assistant Camera
Laurie Sparham Still Photographer
Farid Arahb Floor Runner
Jon Duncan Production Accountant
Alain Herpe Focus Puller
Steve Tickner Camera Operator
Guy Guermouh Generator Operator
Kerry Smith Assistant Accountant
Jonathan Midlane Floor Runner
Vince Madden Electrician
Tracy O'Riordan Assistant Production Coordinator
Celina Radwanski Floor Runner
Mohand Pagtagzirt Unit Medic
Christophe Pigeon Electrician
Marion Audier Craft Service
Frank Sheekey Electrician
Frédéric Blochet Grip
Adam Dale Aerial Camera
Lissy Holm Casting Assistant
Tim Desbois Aerial Coordinator
Kate Hudson Unit Publicist
Chaz Lyon Clapper Loader
Mike Parsons Electrician
Philippe Lapicque Key Grip
Charlie Woodburn Aerial Camera Technician
Henry Landgrebe Clapper Loader
Robert Rabson Electrician
Nigel Egerton Assistant Costume Designer
Jonathan Scott Production Coordinator
Dean Kennedy Electrician
Simon Baker Steadicam Operator
Hallam Rice-Edwards Production Assistant
Andy Long Gaffer
Gary Donoghue Rigging Gaffer
Izet Kutlovac Electrician
Paul Cronin Generator Operator
James Hamilton Foley Recordist
Katie Driscoll Assistant Art Director
Leigh Chesters Carpenter
Graham Stickley Dressing Prop
James Bennett ADR Recordist
Barry Arnold Dressing Prop
Eugene Grobler Electrician
Roger Subharwel Generator Operator
Lara Davis Production Assistant
Jan Fleischer Story Editor
Russell Diamond Grip
Luke Cairns Camera Trainee
Sébastien Franchault Grip
Tory Lenosky Production Runner
Barry McCulloch Electrician
Chris Treble Foley Editor
Fredrik Nordbeck Title Designer
Sophia Chowdhury Assistant Set Decoration
Peter Hasler Dressing Prop
Asa Shoul Digital Intermediate Colorist
Adam Laschinger Boom Operator
Roddy Dolan Dressing Prop
Paul Davies Supervising Sound Editor
Gwyneth Binyon Art Department Assistant
Bruce Bigg Property Master
Jonathan Downing Dressing Prop
Gary Dawson Dressing Prop
Jack Gillies ADR Editor
Peter Lindsay Sound Mixer
Mark Nelmes Visual Effects Supervisor
Gerald Dale Dressing Prop
Marc Parazon Cableman
Brian Neighbour Construction Manager
Graham Dale Dressing Prop
Marcus Alexander Digital Intermediate Producer
Les Hall Carpenter
Paul Carr ADR Mixer
Will Coubrough Art Department Assistant
Allen J. Polley Property Master
Keith Marriner Supervising Dialogue Editor
Steve Breheney Special Effects Supervisor
Jack Garwood Dressing Prop
Benoit Cisilkiewick Set Dresser
Jan Hogevold Production Executive
Tim Alban Foley Supervisor
Graham Chalk Dressing Prop
Eddie Wolstencroft Standby Painter
Jo Hawthorne Carpenter
Douglas Regan Painter
Chris Andrews Negative Cutter
Adrian Rhodes Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jaynie Miller Post Production Coordinator
Danny Hambrook Sound Mixer
Charles Howell Visual Effects Producer
Mike Fleming Dressing Prop
Michael Weaver Painter
Perry Bell Painter
Andy Cole Electrician
Elaine Ford Stunt Double, Stunt Coordinator
Francis Auguy Stunt Driver
Tim Monroe Standby Art Director
Evan Green-Hughes Special Effects Coordinator
Ray Rose Dressing Prop
Kelly Smith Negative Cutter
Shane Harford Dressing Prop
Temple Clark Storyboard Artist
Richard Davey Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gilles Laboulandine Construction Manager
Paul Humbles Dressing Prop
Nathan Duncan Boom Operator
Paul Smith Carpenter
Matthew Neave Sculptor
Scott Pritchard Digital Compositor
Paul Turner Dressing Prop
Travis Porter Digital Compositor
Matthew Broderick Dressing Prop
Darko Mocilnikar Boom Operator
Cristina Puente Compositor
Olivier Foucher Carpenter
Matthew Start Painter
Ian Cunningham Assistant Editor
Peter Gleaves ADR Mixer
Patricia Llaguno Digital Compositor
Jean-François Juvanon Painter
John O'Connor Carpenter
Robert Jones Property Buyer
Josh Rappaport Post Production Coordinator
Kerry Downing Visual Effects Editor
Chris Sturmer Dolby Consultant
Donna Smith Visual Effects Editor
Gary Ixer Dressing Prop
Helen Bunker Digital Compositor
Charlie Gaynor Standby Carpenter
David Bishop Stunt Double
Mark Hopkins Floor Runner
Alexandre Desplat Original Music Composer
Consolata Boyle Costume Design
Tracey Ullman Thanks
Joss Crowley Production Runner
Felipe Reinheimer Steadicam Operator
Anna Bertmark Assistant Sound Editor
Christian Bonnichon Stunt Coordinator
Ben Smith Art Direction
Peter Morgan Screenplay
Name Title
Christine Langan Producer
Scott Rudin Executive Producer
Andy Harries Producer
Tracey Seaward Producer
Cameron McCracken Executive Producer
François Ivernel Executive Producer
Organization Category Person
Academy Awards Best Picture N/A Nominated
Academy Awards Best Actor Helen Mirren Nominated
Academy Awards Best Supporting Actress Helen Mirren Nominated
Golden Globes Best Picture N/A Nominated
Golden Globes Best Actor Michael Sheen Nominated
BAFTA Awards Best Director Stephen Frears Won
BAFTA Awards Best Actor Peter O'Toole Won
BAFTA Awards Best Actress Helen Mirren Won
BAFTA Awards Best Supporting Actor Jim Broadbent Won
SAG Awards Best Actress Helen Mirren Won
Venice Film Festival Best Director Stephen Frears Nominated
SAG Awards Best Actor Michael Sheen Nominated
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
7.0

I'm not sure if Stephen Frears was really just trying to kick-start the Tony Blair fan club when he made this highly speculative and frankly rather unkind feature about how Queen Elizabeth II (Helen Mirren) - and, to an extent, her family - dealt with the aftermath of the death of the divorced Princ ... ess of Wales in Paris. Mr Blair (Michael Shannon) has only just been elected and together with his pretty openly hostile (to the monarchy) wife Cherie (Helen McCrory) heads to the palace for his appointment audience. When the tragedy does ensue, the Royal Family are at Balmoral in Aberdeenshire and the remainder of this film - intercut with occassional news actuality - postulates on just how the relationship between the prime minister and his Sovereign might have played out in the face of the growing and totally irrational public outpourings of grief and frustrations following the accident. Mirren and Shannon are both on great form here and even if the former is more of a mimic than an actress with this part, she still imbues enough characterisation for us to accept the plausibility that this might just have been the response of the actual Queen Elizabeth. It's beautifully shot and it was nice to see Sylvia Syms on screen again, albeit briefly and again, rather unsympathetically. I can't help but wonder how much of this has become the gospel in many people's eyes as to just how things did happen back in 1997. Somehow, I very much doubt it - but it's interesting to watch nonetheless.

Sep 03, 2023