《A Personal Historyof British Cinemaby Stephen Frears》Cast

Queen (Elizabeth II) （ Helen Mirren Play）

Noble, calm and conservative, considerate and dignified queen, in order to make the people strong and resolute, lofty but hoping to have a place in politics, the emotions of ordinary people, even in a conversation with his mother in Balmoral Fort Before the Queen expressed disappointment over changes in values and consider giving up the throne. On Diana's death, the Queen, in her traditional education as a child, accepted her personal attitude towards the death of this woman who had deviated from the royal family. [6]

Helen Mirren

Helen Mirren (Helen Mirren), female jazz, was born in London on July 26, 1945, an English actress. In 1965, with stage drama "Cleopatra" debut. In 1984, with the movie "Evil Days" won the Cannes International Film Festival best actress. 1991 to 1993, for 3 consecutive years with the television movie "No. 1 suspect" series won the British Academy of Film Award for best actress. In 1994, won the Best Actress of Cannes International Film Festival with the movie "Crazy King George". In 1995, with the television movie "Number One Suspect 4" won the Emmy Award for Best Actress. In 1996, with the television movie "Failed Chase" won the Golden Globe Award for best actress. In 1999, with the television movie "Rand's passion" won the Emmy Award for Best Actress. In 2001, won the "New York Film Critics Association Award, American Actors Guild Award" for a total of two best supporting actresses by virtue of the movie "Gossford Manor." In 2003, was awarded the Order of the British Empress Grand Order. In 2005, with the television movie "Elizabeth I" won the Emmy Award for Best Actress. In 2006, with the film "Queen" won the "Academy Award, Venice International Film Festival, Golden Globe, European Film Awards, British Film Institute Award, the American National Critics Association Award, New York Film Critics Association Award, the National Association of Film Critics Award, London Film Critics Association Award "a total of 26 best actress. In 2009, with the film "the last stop" won the Rome International Film Festival best actress. In 2010, she won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the 8th Female Film Critics Association Award. In 2012, he won the European Film Critics European Film World Movie Outstanding Achievement Award. 2013, named Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 2014, won the "Oliver Award, Tony Award" for the stage drama "audience" a total of 2 best actress; the same year, won the British Academy of Film Lifetime Achievement Award. 2017, guest action movie "speed and passion 8".

Cha ErSiWangZi （ Alex Jennings Play）

The son of Elizabeth II, Diana's ex-husband, who feared the unwelcome family after Diana's death would incur the evil consequences of being assassinated. [5]

Alex Jennings

Alex Jennings is an English actor, who has worked extensively with the Royal Shakespeare Company and National Theatre. A three-time Olivier Award winner, he won for Too Clever by Half, Peer Gynt, and My Fair Lady.

Helen McClorie

For Blair's wife, there is a kind of "ignorant and fearless" like lacking in education and upstart. According to Cherie's "elite", the image of the queen is "old-fashioned, stubborn and difficult to communicate with." The royal family just " Without taxing parasites. " [7]

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Tony Blair （ Michael Sheen Play）

Michael Sheen

Michael Sheen, born February 5, 1969 in Welsh, England, a British Hollywood actor. In 1995, Michael Sheen's debut "Othello" released, the film adaptation of the movie from Shakespeare. In 2001, Michael played Maximus in Russell Crowe's movie "Gladiator" until 2003, when Lucian was really famous for being the Garnett in "The Dark Night Sagittarius". In 2008, Michael Sheen first starring movie "dialogue Nixon" release. In 2009, Michael Sheen continued playing Garnett Lucien in The Legend of the Dark Night. From 2010 to 2012, starred in "Twilight", as Volta leader Leo. In 2013, he starred in the American drama "Sex Master" and played the role of research scientist William.

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Forbes KB	Biker	No introduction
Roger Allam	Robin Janvrin	No introduction
Tim McMullan	Stephen Lamport	No introduction
Robin Soans	Equerry	No introduction
Pat Laffan	Head Ghillie	No introduction
Mark Bazeley	Alastair Campbell	No introduction
Kananu Kirimi	Blair's PA	No introduction
Julian Firth	Blair's Aide	No introduction
Earl Cameron	Portrait Artist	No introduction
Paul Barrett	French Bodyguard	No introduction
Tom Cruise	Tom Cruise	No introduction
Tom Hanks	Tom Hanks Tom Hanks	No introduction
Elton John	Elton John Elton John	No introduction
Nicole Kidman	Nicole Kidman Nicole Kidman	No introduction
Nicholas Owen	Nicholas Owen	No introduction
Luciano Pavarotti	Luciano Pavarotti	No introduction
Princess Diana	Dai AnNaWangFei	No introduction
Jon Snow	Jon Snow	No introduction
Steven Spielberg	Steven Spielberg	No introduction
Tracey Ullman	Cui Qian·YouMa	No introduction
Elliot Levey	TV Directo	No introduction
(None)	Queen Mother	No introduction
(None)	Lord Airlie	No introduction
(None)	Janvrin's Secretary	No introduction
Joyce Henderson	Balmoral Maid	No introduction
(None)	Queen's Dresser	No introduction
(None)	Balmoral Head Ghillie	No introduction
(None)	Charles' Valet	No introduction
(None)	Balmoral Switchboard Operator	No introduction
(None)	Prince William	No introduction
(None)	Prince Harry	No introduction
(None)	Blair's Secretary	No introduction
(None)	Euan Blair	No introduction
(None)	Catholic Priest	No introduction
(None)	Little Girl	No introduction
(None)	Princess Diana	No introduction
(None)	German Reporter	No introduction
(None)	American Reporter	No introduction
(None)	Dodi Fayed	No introduction
(None)	No.10 Advisor	No introduction
Martin Heathcote	Secret Service	No introduction
(None)	Bill Clinton	No introduction
(None)	Martyn Lewis	No introduction
(None)	Nelson Mandela Nelson Mandela	No introduction
(None)	Trevor McDonald	No introduction
(None)	Camilla Parker-Bowles	No introduction
Tony Red Richards	Man in Crowd	No introduction
(None)	Julia Somerville	No introduction
(None)	Earl Charles Spencer	No introduction
(None)	David Starkey	No introduction
(None)	Ralitsa Vassileva	No introduction
(None)	Prince Philip	No introduction

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