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  1. Sep 13, 2022 · Netflix, BBC, ITV and more have plenty of brilliantly riveting and moving documentaries about the late Queen Elizabeth II and the wider royal family. See our list here…

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    • Francesca Shillcock
    • Elizabeth: A Portrait in Parts. Directed by the veteran British director Roger Michell – the man behind Notting Hill – in what was to be his last film, this feature-length documentary was released earlier this year in honour of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
    • Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen. Narrated by the Queen herself, this BBC documentary is made up of a series of remarkable never-before-seen home movies filmed by members of the Royal Family as well as the late monarch.
    • The Queen’s Coronation in Colour. The Queen’s coronation in 1953 was the first ever national television event, and while it originally aired in black and white, it has been cleverly remastered for this film to appear in glorious technicolour.
    • Elizabeth at 90: A Family Tribute. Released by the BBC in 2016 to mark the Queen’s 90th birthday, this deeply personal documentary features the late monarch with her children and grandchildren as they sit together in Buckingham Palace to watch archival footage together.
    • Elizabeth: A Portrait in Parts. Prime Video. Directed by Notting Hill’s Roger Michell – and coincidentally his last film before his own death – this feature-length documentary was released earlier this year to coincide with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
    • Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen. BBC iPlayer. Another documentary commissioned for the Queen’s 70th anniversary as monarch earlier this year, The Unseen Queen features never-before-seen home footage of the Windsors behind closed doors.
    • Elizabeth R. BBC iPlayer. While this documentary was first broadcast on BBC Two in 1992, it remains a fascinating watch. It follows the Queen over one year of her reign, with unprecedented access to Queen Elizabeth II and the role she plays away from the public eye.
    • Her Majesty the Queen. All 4. Presented by Jon Snow, this retrospective documentary is a matter-of-fact history of the Queen’s 70-year reign. While the usual moments are remembered, Snow also recounts his own memories of meeting the Queen, the first instance of which happened when his father invited her to visit the school where he was headmaster.
    • Jochan Embley
    • Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part(s) (2022) The late Roger Michell, best known for directing Notting Hill, weaved a tapestry of archive footage for this 2022 documentary, his final filmic work.
    • The Queen (2006) Playing the Queen in this 2006 biographical film became a career-defining moment for Helen Mirren, who won an Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA for her performance.
    • Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen (2022) While Roger Michell’s film relied on previously broadcast footage, this affectionate BBC documentary from earlier this year benefits from access — granted by the Queen — to a trove of rare and unseen home videos locked away in the vaults of the BFI.
    • A Queen Is Crowned (1953) Currently available on ITVX, this documentary, written by English poet and playwright Christopher Fry and narrated by Laurence Olivier, recounts the events of the Queen’s 1953 coronation.
  2. Sep 14, 2022 · Essential royal viewing: the best films, shows and documentaries about the Queen. Our pick of the best factual and fictitious interpretations of the late Queen's life. By Marie-Claire Chappet...

  3. Sep 14, 2022 · Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen (2022) The crown jewel (pardon the pun) of the BBC's Platinum Jubilee programming earlier this year, Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen is the most recent documentary available about the queen's remarkable life. A mix of home movies and never-before-seen archival footage, this documentary does its best to offer a complete ...

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  5. Following the death of Princess Diana in an auto accident, Great Britain's Queen Elizabeth II (Helen Mirren) and Prime Minister Tony Blair (Michael Sheen) struggle to reach a compromise in how...

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