Broken Lens

As Philip leaves for a long tour, Elizabeth makes an upsetting discovery. Prime Minister Eden wants to strike back after Egypt seizes the Suez Canal.

Director

Philip Martin

Written By

Peter Morgan

Guest Stars

Elizabeth feels disconnected from Philip. Eden copes with international pressure and ill health. An interview stirs up harrowing memories for Philip.

Director

Philip Martin

Written By

Peter Morgan

Palace insiders try to prevent a scandal that could reflect poorly on Philip. Eden faces censure from his cabinet and the press.

Director

Philip Martin

Written By

Peter Morgan

When Elizabeth and Philip throw a grand party for their 10th anniversary, both Margaret and the new Prime Minister experience romantic tribulations.

Director

Benjamin Caron

Written By

Peter Morgan

Guest Stars

Lizzy McInnerny

Bobo Macdonald

Chris Gordon

Duke of Edinburgh's Valet

Mark Tandy

Cecil Beaton

Sylvestra Le Touzel

Dorothy Macmillan

Catherine Bailey

Elizabeth Cavendish

David Roper

Bishop of Norwich

Tom Durant-Pritchard

Billy Wallace

Ed Cooper Clarke

Jeremy Fry

Joseph Kloska

Porchey

Tim Steed

John Profumo

Ryan Sampson

Dudley Moore

Will Keen

Michael Adeane

Pip Torrens

Tommy Lascelles

Lucy Russell

Lady Mountbatten

Pip Carter

Colin Tennant

Paul Clayton

Bob Boothby

Yolanda Kettle

Camilla Fry

Douggie McMeekin

Sunny Blandford

Matthew Marsh

President Eisenhower

Ashley Alymann

Sultan of Perak

Jeffrey Ho

Sultan of Perak's Interpreter

Grace Stone

Anne Tennant

Lia Williams

Wallis Simpson / Wallis, Duchess of Windsor

Alex Jennings

David, Duke of Windsor

Greg Wise

Lord Mountbatten

Matthew Goode

Tony Armstrong-Jones

Abigail Parmenter

Judy Montague

David Troke

Jazz Band

Mark Pusey

Jazz Band

Robert Yeo

Jazz Band

Jacob Shaw

Jazz Band

Josh Taylor

Johnny Dalkeith

After Elizabeth makes a tone-deaf speech at a Jaguar factory, she and the monarchy come under public attack from an outspoken lord.

Director

Philippa Lowthorpe

Written By

Peter Morgan, Amy Jenkins

A secret World War II document opens Elizabeth's eyes to grim realities about a family member. The Duke of Windsor campaigns to re-enter public life.

Director

Philippa Lowthorpe

Written By

Peter Morgan

Guest Stars

John Lithgow

Winston Churchill

Clive Francis

Lord Salisbury

Mark Tandy

Cecil Beaton

Paul Sparks

Reverend Billy Graham

Bodo Friesecke

Carl von Loesch

James Hillier

Buckingham Palace Equerry

Will Keen

Michael Adeane

Pip Torrens

Tommy Lascelles

George Asprey

Walter Monckton

Richard Elfyn

Selwyn Lloyd

Daniel Philpott

Adolf Hitler

Greg Lockett

US Military Courier

Vernon Duke

US Soldier

Matt Rippy

US Intelligence Officer

Ian Hallard

Analyst

Rebecca Saire

Baba Metcalfe

William Tapley

Base Commander

Ed Eales White

Foreign Office Translator

Matthew Bates

Deputy Under-Secretary

Michael Sheldon

Alec Cadogan

Yves Aubert

French Historian

Matt Blair

American Historian

Stella Gonet

Margaret Lambert

Tristan Sturrock

John Wheeler-Bennett

Janet Henfrey

Vita Sackville-West

Gareth Marks

Fruity Metcalfe

Miles Richardson

George Allen

Robert Irons

Freddie Bishop

Jared Harris

King George VI

Lia Williams

Wallis Simpson / Wallis, Duchess of Windsor

Alex Jennings

David, Duke of Windsor

A letter from Peter Townsend spurs Margaret to make a bold proposal. Elizabeth has good news that causes complications for Margaret.

Director

Benjamin Caron

Written By

Peter Morgan

Guest Stars

Ben Miles

Peter Townsend

Alice Hewkin

Jacqui Chan

Lizzy McInnerny

Bobo Macdonald

Chris Gordon

Duke of Edinburgh's Valet

Catherine Bailey

Elizabeth Cavendish

Anna Chancellor

Lady Rosse

Ed Cooper Clarke

Jeremy Fry

Patrick Warner

Peter Cook

Michael Culkin

Rab Butler

Julian Baring

Prince Charles

Lyla Barrett-Rye

Princess Anne

Will Keen

Michael Adeane

Pip Torrens

Tommy Lascelles

James Laurenson

Doctor Weir

Richard Elfyn

Selwyn Lloyd

Yolanda Kettle

Camilla Fry

Oliver Maltman

Jim Orr

Nigel Lister

Anaesthetist

Matthew Goode

Tony Armstrong-Jones

Inspired by Jackie Kennedy and against her government's wishes, Elizabeth takes an unconventional approach to resolving an issue with Ghana.

Director

Stephen Daldry

Written By

Peter Morgan

Philip insists that Prince Charles attend his alma mater in Scotland and reminisces about the life-changing difficulties he experienced there.

Director

Stephen Daldry

Written By

Tom Edge, Peter Morgan

Guest Stars

Chris Gordon

Duke of Edinburgh's Valet

Burghart Klaußner

Kurt Hahn

Leonie Benesch

Princess Cecilie

August Wittgenstein

Grand Duke Georg Donatus

Guy Williams

Prince Andrea

Sophie Stone

Princess Alice

Eliza Sodró

Princess Sophie

Lewis Macleod

Iain Tennant

Michael Fenton Stevens

Peter Beck

Ollie Pitman

Simon Harper

Kit Redding

Young Jim Orr

Finn Elliot

Young Prince Philip

Julian Baring

Prince Charles

Lyla Barrett-Rye

Princess Anne

James Hillier

Buckingham Palace Equerry

Oscar Swire

Masterson

Martin Marquez

Royal Detective

Clive Flint

Arthur Cunningham

Péter Fancsikai

German Passport Officer

Maximilian Dirr

Junkers Pilot

Péter Barbinek

German Valet

Harrison Burnside

Jameson

Greg Wise

Lord Mountbatten

Edward Tidy

Junkers Crew Member

Eddy Jones

Gordonstoun Pupil

Richard Griffiths

Gordonstoun Pupil

Felix Cann

Gordonstoun Pupil

Daniel Geddes

Gordonstoun Pupil

Roderick Gilkison

Simon Harper's Friend

Reilly Shanahan

Hoare

A salacious government scandal hits close to home for Elizabeth and Philip. Elizabeth retreats to Scotland for rest during a difficult pregnancy.

Director

Benjamin Caron

Written By

Peter Morgan

The Crown

Season 2

Episodes

1.Misadventure

Guest Stars

2.A Company of Men

Guest Stars

3.Lisbon

Guest Stars

4.Beryl

Guest Stars

5.Marionettes

Guest Stars

6.Vergangenheit

Guest Stars

7.Matrimonium

Guest Stars

8.Dear Mrs. Kennedy

Guest Stars

9.Paterfamilias

Guest Stars

10.Mystery Man

Guest Stars