Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007)
Overview
When Queen Elizabeth's reign is threatened by ruthless familial betrayal and Spain's invading army, she and her shrewd adviser must act to safeguard the lives of her people.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $55,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $74,237,563.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.1314 |
Directed By
Shekhar Kapur
Crew
William Nicholson
Andrew Haddock
Remi Adefarasin
Richard Roberts
Jill Bilcock
Shekhar Kapur
Michael Hirst
A.R. Rahman
Craig Armstrong
Fiona Weir
Alexandra Byrne
Bradley Farmer
Daniel Naprous
Mark Mottram
Abbi Collins
Dave Fisher
Peter Miles
Rob Inch
Pete Ford
Rowley Irlam
Paul Herbert
Gordon Seed
Ray Nicholas
David Anders
Gary Hoptrough
James Grogan
Paul Kennington
Nick Chopping
Peter Pedrero
Aldonio Danny Frietas
Andy Smart
Dominic Preece
Marc Mailley
John Kearney
Andy Godbold
Ben Dimmock
George Cottle
Guy Hendrix Dyas
Morag Ross
Suzi Turnbull
Aled Robinson
Ben Wilson
Laurie Sparham
Billy Browne
Rohan Harris
Alexandra Harwood
Steve Deahl
Andy Thomson
James Gemmill
Ian Whiteford
Helen Xenopoulos
Steve Single
David Allday
Christian Huband
Dorka Nieradzik
Anna Skrein
Ian Ward
Mark Mostyn
Stephen McClure
Marion McCormack
Susan Howard
Jason Knox-Johnston
Phil Sims
Peter K. Christopher
Penny Dyer
Fiona McCann
Alf Tramontin
Maurizio Torti
Manus Home
Steve Mitchell
Mark Auguste
Richard Stammers
Stacy Mann
Jane Gibson
Nick Daubeny
Tony Lewis
Joe Hopker
Duncan McDevitt
Tim Cavagin
David Worley
Uxue Laguardia
Victoria Mowlam
Angela Wharton
Michelle Corney
Steve Street
Mark Milsome
Alex Gladstone
John Lockwood
Roger Tooley
Greg Powell
Martin Chitty
Frank Walsh
Rick English
Tom Forsyth
Jenny Shircore
Jenny Shircore
Alan Stewart
Mario Vaccaro
David Balfour
Andrew Neil
Tim Hands
Sam Auguste
Robert Edwards
Michele Tandy
Kirsten Lane
Simon Finney
Drew Jones
TOP CAST
Cate Blanchett
Elizabeth I, Queen of England
Clive Owen
Sir Walter Raleigh
Geoffrey Rush
Sir Francis Walsingham
Laurence Fox
Sir Christopher Hatton
Tom Hollander
Amyas Paulet
Abbie Cornish
Elizabeth Throckmorton
Rhys Ifans
Robert Reston
Jordi Mollà
King Philip II of Spain
Samantha Morton
Mary, Queen of Scots
Eddie Redmayne
Anthony Babington
Adrian Scarborough
Calley
Adam Godley
William Walsingham
Christian Brassington
Archduke Charles
Robert Cambrinus
Count Georg von Helfenstein
David Threlfall
Dr. John Dee
Vidal Sancho
Spanish Minister
Kelly Hunter
Ursula Walsingham
John Shrapnel
Lord Howard
Sam Spruell
Torturer
David Sterne
Cellarman
David Robb
Admiral Sir William Winter
Jonathan Bailey
Courtier
Steve Lately
Walsingham's Servant
Kate Fleetwood
Woman with Baby
Aimee King
Infanta Isabel of Spain
Susan Lynch
Annette
Kristin Coulter Smith
Mary Walsingham
Hayley Burroughs
Queen Elizabeth's Waiting Lady #1
Kirsty McKay
Queen Elizabeth's Waiting Lady #2
Lucia Ruck Keene
Queen Elizabeth's Waiting Lady #3
Lucienne Venisse-Back
Queen Elizabeth's Waiting Lady #4
Elise McCave
Laundry Woman
Penelope McGhie
Margaret
Coral Beed
First Court Lady
Rosalind Halstead
Second Court Lady
Steven Loton
Manteo
Martin Baron
Wanchese
David Armand
Walsingham's Agent
Steven Robertson
Sir Francis Throckmorton
Jeremy Barker
Ramsey
George Innes
Burton
Kirstin Smith
Mary Walsingham
Tim Preece
Old Throckmorton
Benjamin May
Dance Master
Glenn Doherty
Royal Servant
Chris Brailsford
Dean of Peterborough
Dave Legeno
Executioner
Antony Carrick
Spanish Archbishop
John Atterbury
Marriage Priest
Alex Giannini
First Spanish Officer
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