Netflix’s picks for Royal movies and TV programmes are listed below

• The Queen Elizabeth II passed away in Scotland’s Buckingham Palace on September 8, 2022, at the age of 96.
• The royal family, as well as the entire globe, is mourning the loss of her majesty. The monarch has left behind her legacy.

The world’s largest streaming service, Netflix, features a selection of programmes and films centred on the royal family, the king and queenship, related conspiracies, and untold tales of their life.

Here is a list of monarchy-related Netflix shows and movies:

1. The Crown

The stormy life of the queen is the focus of The Crown; every facet of her life since assuming the throne is shown. The challenges Queen Elizabeth II, Charles and Diana faced in their marriage, and their uncomfortable relationship with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher are the focus of the show’s most recent season.

For those who are unaware, this show’s production has been halted following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.

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2. The Royal House of Windsor

It is a documentary series that chronicles the royal family’s lives after World War I, including King George V’s efforts to save the monarchy, King Edward VIII’s abdication, and other significant moments.

3. Diana: The Musical

Diana is the subject of the musical, which depicts the trials and tribulations she encountered after meeting and marrying Prince Charles.

4. The Windsors

British sitcom The Windsors makes fun of the British royal family. Prince Charles, Prince Harry, and the Duchess of Cornwall’s doppelgängers are made into caricatures in this satirical drama. Despite being entirely made up, the stories are based on actual events.

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5.The King’s Speech

This Academy Award-winning movie is based on the life of the Queen’s father, King George VI, who overcame his stammering issue with the assistance of a therapist who later became a friend. It also depicts his struggles as a family man who never imagined becoming a king while World War II was going on.

6.Secrets of Great British Castles

Dan Jones is the producer of the British history documentary series Secrets of Great British Castles, which highlights some of the most spectacular castles and its illustrious residents. There is exploration of castles including the Tower of London, Caernarfon Castle, and Warwick Castle. For those who enjoy history and tradition, this documentary is undoubtedly a treat.

7. The Queen

The movie, which was released in 2006, shows how Queen Elizabeth struggles to deal with the series of unanticipated events that follow Lady Diana’s death.