Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007)

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Directed by Shekhar Kapur

Running Time: 108 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: UK/France

Filmed in Colour

Cate Blanchett (pictured) returns as Elizabeth I in this Oscar-nominated historical drama sequel, released in 2007, which met mixed critical reaction.

In an England overshadowed by mighty Spain, an ageing Queen Elizabeth (Blanchett) courts New World adventurer Sir Walter Raleigh (Clive Owen) and competes with rival Mary Stuart (Samantha Morton) for the throne. But a far greater threat lies to the east: the Spanish Armada.

When is Elizabeth: The Golden Age next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Drama November 24th, 10:40pm and on Sky Movies Drama HD November 24th, 10:40pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Cate BlanchettCate BlanchettQueen Elizabeth I
Image for Geoffrey RushGeoffrey RushSir Francis Walsingham
Image for Clive OwenClive OwenSir Walter Raleigh
Image for Samantha MortonSamantha MortonMary Stuart
Image for Rhys IfansRhys IfansRobert Reston
Jordi MollàKing Philip ll of Spain
John ShrapnelLord Howard
Aimee KingInfanta
Susan LynchAnnette
Elise McCaveLaundry Woman
Abbie CornishElizabeth Throckmorton
Penelope McGhieMargaret
Image for Eddie RedmayneEddie RedmayneThomas Babington
Image for Stuart McLoughlinStuart McLoughlinSavage
Adrian ScarboroughCalley

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