Cast
- Judi Dench as Queen Victoria
- Billy Connolly as John Brown
- Geoffrey Palmer as Henry Ponsonby
- Antony Sher as Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli
- Gerard Butler as Archie Brown
- David Westhead as Bertie/Prince of Wales
- Bridget McConnell as Lady Ely
- Georgie Glen as Lady Churchill
- Catherine O'Donnell as Lady in waiting
- Sara Stewart as Princess Alexandra
- Finty Williams as Princess Helena
- Claire Nicolson as Princess Louise
- Hattie Ladbury as Princess Alice
- Oliver Kent as Prince Alfred
- Alex Menzies as Prince Arthur
- Simon McKerrell as Prince Leopold
- Jason Morell as Lord Stanley
- Cherith Mellor as Mary Anne Disraeli
- George Hall as Speaker of the House of Commons
- Oliver Ford Davies as Dean of Windsor
- James Vaughan as Sir Charles Dilke
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