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| Focus Features (2018) | |||||
| Drama, History, Queer Themes/Interest | |||||
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| Saoirse Ronan | Mary Stuart | |
| Margot Robbie | Queen Elizabeth I | |
| Guy Pearce | ||
| David Tennant | Anthony Babington | |
| Jack Lowden | Lord Darnley | |
| Joe Alwyn | Robert Dudley | |
| Maria Dragus | Mary Fleming | |
| Eileen O'Higgins | Mary Beaton | |
| Liah O'Prey | Mary Livingston | |
| Izuka Hoyle | Mary Seton | |
| Brendan Coyle | Earl of Lennox | |
| Martin Compston | Earl of Bothwell | |
| Gemma Chan | Bess of Hardwick | |
| Ismael Cruz Cordova | Rizzio | |
| Lee Starkey | Nobleman | |
| Kal Sabir | Moray Man #3 | |
| Angela Bain | Snuffer Woman | |
| Richard Cant | Thomas Andrews | |
| Guy Rhys | Earl of Kent | |
| Thom Petty | Earl of Shrewsbury | |
| John Ramm | Bull | |
| Simon Russell Beale | Robert Beale | |
| Abby Cassidy | Fotheringhay Gentlewoman | |
| Shalisha James-Davis | Fotheringhay Gentlewoman | |
| Maria-Victoria Dragus | Mary Fleming | |
| Greg Miller Burns | Thomas Hepburn | |
| Aneurin Pascoe | John Hepburn | |
| Adrian Derrick-Palmer | George Dalgleish | |
| Martin Compston | Lord Bothwell | |
| James McArdle | James / Earl of Moray | |
| Kal Sabir | The Laird of Ramorny | |
| Adam Bond | Sir William Douglas | |
| Luke Kidd | James Haliburton | |
| Claire Brown | Kate | |
| Katharine O'Donnelly | Young Holyrood Servant | |
| Adrian Lester | Lord Randolph | |
| James McArdle | James / Earl of Moray |
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| Producer |
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner Liza Chasin |
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| Writer/Composer | Beau Willmon
Beau Willimon John Guy |
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| Cinematography |
John Mathieson
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| Music | Alexis Bennett
Max Richter |
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In 1561, Mary Stuart, widow of the King of France, returns to Scotland, reclaims her rightful throne and menaces the future of Queen Elizabeth I as ruler of England, because she has a legitimate claim to the English throne. Betrayals, rebellions, conspiracies and their own life choices imperil both Queens. They experience the bitter cost of power, until their tragic fate is finally fulfilled. |
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