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Zack Namakemono

Predefinição:-

**Zack Namakemono** (ザック怠け者 *Zakku namakemono)* é um shinobi de Iwagakure conhecido por suas habilidades de Manipular sua lança Chastiefol.

## Aparência

A aparência de Zack é a de um jovem garoto com cabelos curtos e marrom claro, testa alta, sobrancelhas finas e olhos também marrom claro. Ele veste um moletom laranja e verde com botões cinza e um capuz, uma camisa azul marinho de mangas longas, uma curta calça, também azul marinho, que chega até os seus joelhos e sapatos abotoados.

## Personalidade

Zack é infantil e brincalhão,tem muita confiança em suas habilidades e em seus amigos, ele é preguiçoso e não gosta de receber ordens, sua personalidade é leve e descontraída. Ele é inteligente e astuto, tira vantagem dos golpes do adversário e os usa contra ele, ele odeia se esconder e as pessoas que se escondem de uma briga.

## História

No passado, Zack foi sequestrado por alguns membros do Clã Uzumaki que o submeteram a Técnica do Selo da Juventude, logo após, Zack acorda em uma Caverna abandonada e decide esperar a note passar, Ao voltar para casa Zack descobre que toda sua família foi morta e sua casa Incendiada, Esse incidente levou Zack a culpar sua preguiça pela morte de sua família e a odiar qualquer um que leve a luta pro lado pessoal.

## Habilidades

### Transformações da Natureza

Zack possui uma extrema habilidade com sua Liberação de Magnetismo, ao usá-la em conjunto com sua Lança Chastiefol, Zack pode derrotar dezenas de inimigos sem precisar de um único movimento, Seu controle é tão grande a ponto de controlar Centenas de kunais separadamente com total precisão.

### Proezas Físicas

Zack possui um nível de força normal para sua estatura física, porém ele possui um Nível de velocidade altamente elevado, sendo capaz de percorrer uma distancia de 900 Metros em pouco mais de 2 segundos.

Zack Também tem a capacidade de Voar ou levitar.

## Trívia

* Zack prefere levitar a andar.

* Sua comida favorita é Pizza,enquanto a que ele mais odeia é Pudim.

* Zack notou que é mais fácil manipular o campo magnético positivo do que o negativo, uma vez que é mais fácil o corpo perder do que ganhar elétrons.

## Estatísticas

Manuais
 **Chūnin** | 5.0
Dangling Man/Episode Summary

The episode opens in Bois De Boulogne, Paris, 1970. An ill Duke of Windsor and former King Edward VIII coughs up blood in the sink. When he is examined, he learns he has incurable cancer and only palliative care will be used. Despite living out his last days, he still wants to carry out his royal schedule. The illness is unbeknown to Charles, who visits him.

Back in England, Captain Andrew Parker Bowles is introduced to Princess Anne. He compliments her while looking embarrassed, stating that she looks developed. He looks at her like a teenage boy. She admits to gawping at him over the years. They have sex, and after, he admits he has issues with Camilla Shand. They may have broken up.

The next day Prince Charles plays polo, and Parker Bowles is also on the field. Lord Mountbatten praises his game. Charles reports back on the Duke of Windsor, saying that he does not look well. In the same conversation, Charles admits to liking Camilla Shand. She was cheering him during polo. Later in the day, he rings Camilla and persuades her to join him for dinner.

There's a new government; the Leader of the Opposition, Mr. Edward Heath, visits the Queen and she grants him to form his government. After meeting with the Prime Minister, Elizabeth is reminded that the Duke of Windsor has a BBC interview and is advised to meet him. Philip is adamant they shouldn't visit him — his abdication has clearly caused friction in the Royal Family.

Charles and Camilla finally have their dinner. She asks Charles what it is like living in a palace. He describes how he feels free but imprisoned by the notion of one day becoming king. He quotes a book titled the Dangling Man — “Existing in a timeless and slightly ridiculous abyss”. Shortly after, Charles pranks Camilla with an exploding letter.

The BBC interview with the Duke and Duchess of Windsor is aired. He talks of how he wanted to redefine the Prince of Wales and the Duchess says he was ahead of his time. Philip watches the interview, and he calls them ghastly and monstrous.

While The Queen visits France, she is told that the Duke of Windsor is close to the end. She decides to visit him. When Edward hears The Queen is coming, he gets up from his death bed to prepare for the visit.

Edward does his hardest to bow for The Queen. Elizabeth calls him her favorite uncle. When on the subject of Prince Charles, Edward senses that Elizabeth does not believe he is up for being King. The Duke of Windsor discusses Camilla and insists that she should take the letters Charles has sent to him. As he gets sleepier, he asks for forgiveness. The Queen responds that his abdication did not turn into a curse and that becoming The Queen has not been all that bad. He falls asleep as she talks.

The Queen reads Charles’ letter to Edward. He wrote how the Duke of Windsor opened his eyes to kingship, and the nature of love and how they can both intertwine. Charles recognized himself in Edward; his progressiveness and flair. The letter ends with Charles claiming that The Crown is not a static thing and he will wear it on his own terms.

The Duke of Windsor dies peacefully.
Angus Imrie

**Angus Imrie** portrays **Prince Andrew** in the Netflix original series, The Crown.

## Biography

*Angus* William Jake *Imrie* (born 2 August 1994) is a British actor. He is known for playing the character Josh Archer in BBC Radio 4's long-running drama serial The Archers. In 2014, he won the casting agency Spotlight's Most Promising Actor Award at The Sunday Times National Student Drama Festival.
Daonatei

As the capital city of Praellara, Daonatei is the seat of the Praellara merchant council. Though it has it's own local council that makes some decisions for the city, the nationwide council makes the majority of all decisions. The city proper is raised on stilts, above a second city of the mercenary army of Praellara.

The mercenary city below is a fully functioning city, with its own city watch, government, housing. Mercenaries and their families live here in times of peace and go about their daily lives ready to drop their jobs and go fight for the nation.
Coup/Cast and Characters

## Cast

### The Royal Family

Olivia Colman as **Queen Elizabeth II**
Tobias Menzies as **Prince Philip**
Josh O'Connor as **Prince Charles**
Erin Doherty as **Princess Anne**
Marion Bailey as **The Queen Mother**
Helena Bonham Carter as **Princess Margaret**
Ben Daniels as **Antony Armstrong-Jones**
Derek Jacobi as **Edward, Duke of Windsor**
Geraldine Chaplin as **Wallis, Duchess of Windsor**
Harry Treadaway as **Roddy Llewelyn**
Emerald Fennell as **Camilla Shand**
### Government

Jason Watkins as **Harold Wilson**
Charles Edwards as **Martin Charteris**
David Rintoul as **Michael Adeane**
Samuel West as **Antony Blunt**
Gold Stick

**Gold Stick** is the first episode in Season 4 of *The Crown*. It aired on November 15, 2020.

## Synopsis

As Elizabeth welcomes Britain's first woman prime minister and Charles meets a young Diana Spencer, an IRA attack brings tragedy to the royal family.

## Episode Notes

* The episode title is a reference to Lord Louis Mountbatten. Mountbatten was the Regimental Colonel of the Life Guards, one of two units of Household Cavalry charged with the protection of the Queen, the other being the Blues and Royals. The Regimental Colonel is a ceremonial position and carries the nickname **Gold Stick** because of the gold headed stick the Colonel carries.
* What does the Gold Stick signify? During ceremonies such as the Trooping of the Colour one Colonel, known as Gold Stick-in-Waiting, is charged with close protection of the Queen. (In reality, the Queen has a plain clothed detail of close protection as well.) In the episode, the term is also used metaphorically to describe Lord Mountbatten's relationship with the Royal Family and his role as family protector, particularly of Prince Philip and later, Prince Charles.

### Historical Events

* The episode begins with the Queen riding in the June 6, 1979 **Trooping of the Colour**. The Trooping of the Colour is a ceremony, held the Saturday closest to June 10, the Queen's ceremonial birthday, where the Queen reviews one unit of the Home Guard in an elaborate ceremony. She, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Princess Anne typically rode in the ceremony during the 1970s; Andrew later joined them when he began his military service. The Queen is no longer able to ride, but Charles, Anne, Andrew and now Prince William (and until recently, Harry) ride in the ceremony.
* The effects of "The Troubles" in Northern Ireland directly affect the Royal Family following the assassination of Lord Mountbatten by the Provisional IRA on August 27, 1979, off Mullaghmore in County Sligo, Ireland.

### Historical Figures

* Margaret Thatcher
* Lord Louis Mountbatten
* Diana, Princess of Wales
* Lady Sarah Spencer
Dear Mrs. Kennedy/Episode Summary

Elizabeth hosts US President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jackie Kennedy at Buckingham Palace in June 1961 for dinner, and finds common ground with the First Lady. Later, Elizabeth discovers the First Lady had insulted her and the Palace at a party. When President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana seeks closer ties to the Soviet Union, Elizabeth personally intervenes to bring Ghana back into the fold of the Commonwealth. When the First Lady returns to London, she apologises to Elizabeth, explaining that she had been under the influence of "substances". In 1963, after watching news coverage of Kennedy's assassination, Elizabeth arranges for a week of mourning within the household, and for the bells at Westminster Abbey to be rung, before writing a letter to the First Lady.
A Company of Men/Cast and Characters

### Main Cast

Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
Jared Harris as King George VI
Ben Miles as Peter Townsend
Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden
Greg Wise as Lord Louis Mountbatten
Matthew Goode as Antony Armstrong-Jones
Anton Lesser as Harold Macmillan
Bobo MacDonald

**Margaret "Bobo" MacDonald** was Queen Elizabeth's nanny and later dresser as well as her confidante. In *The Crown* series, she is portrayed by Lizzie McInnerny in seasons 1 and 2.

## Biography

She started off as a nursemaid to baby Elizabeth, and the two shared a bedroom until Elizabeth was 11 years old. Bobo and Elizabeth were such close friends that some say “bobo” was Elizabeth’s first word. As the Elizabeth grew up and later became queen, Bobo went on to become her dresser. She served the Queen Elizabeth II for 67 years and in later years, when she no longer had any royal duties, she stayed in Buckingham Palace as simply the Queen’s personal friend. She died on September 22, 1993, in her suite at Buckingham Palace at the age of 89.
Persona Non Grata/Episode Summary

In the heart of Paris, a car chased by paparazzi races through the Pont de l'Alma tunnel and collides. Eight weeks prior, Diana pleads with Prime Minister Blair for an official role in the royal family, only to have her proposal rejected by the Queen. Seeking a respite, Diana takes her two sons on a yachting holiday in Saint-Tropez, France, at the invitation of Mohamed Al-Fayed. Meanwhile, Prince Charles plans a party for Camilla's 50th birthday, hoping the Queen's attendance will garner approval for Camilla, but the Queen declines.

Dodi, under the insistence of Mohamed, travels to Saint-Tropez, leaving behind his fiancée. To his surprise, he encounters Diana, who ingeniously diverts photographers by posing in a bathing suit, stealing the spotlight from Camilla's celebration in the newspapers and provoking Charles's displeasure. Dodi later invites his fiancée to Saint-Tropez but accommodates her on a smaller yacht, away from Diana's presence. As Dodi confides in Diana about his doubts regarding marriage, they bond over the challenges they've faced in their relationships with their fathers.

Upon learning about the party through Margaret, the Queen expresses her joy at Charles's happiness. Dodi assures Diana of her perpetual welcome. Upon returning to Kensington Palace, Diana discovers an invitation to Paris.
Gunpowder/Episode Summary

Princess Diana continues to have a relationship with Hasnat Khan. Meanwhile, Martin Bashir and Steve Hewlett are told they are allowed to conduct the interview with her. They film the interview at Diana's apartment at Kensington Palace, on Guy Fawkes Night. The interview is called "An Interview with HRH The Princess of Wales".

John Birt, BBC director-general, reviews the interview footage and is hesitant to let it air because of how forthcoming the princess is. He decides to let it broadcast anyway. Diana lets the Queen know that the interview is going to air on her and Prince Philip's wedding anniversary.
48:1/Cast and Characters

## Main cast

Olivia Colman as **Queen Elizabeth II**
Tobias Menzies as **Prince Philip**
Helena Bonham Carter as **Princess Margaret**
Gillian Anderson as **Margaret Thatcher**
Josh O'Connor as **Prince Charles**
Charles Dance as **Lord Louis Mountbatten**
Emma Corrin as **Lady Diana Spencer**
Marion Bailey as **Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother**
Erin Doherty as **Princess Anne**
Stephen Boxer as **Denis Thatcher**
### Guest cast

Angus Imrie as **Prince Edward**
Tom Byrne as **Prince Andrew**
Robert Fellowes

**Robert Fellowes** is the Queen's secretary. He appears in Season 5 of the crowd. In *The Crown*, he is portrayed by Andrew Havill.

## Biography

Robert is a British courtier who was Private Secretary to Queen Elizabeth II from 1990 to 1999. He was the brother-in-law of Diana, Princess of Wales and maternal first cousin of Ronald Ferguson.
Blood Cult of Jarren's Outpost

The gentry of Jarren's Outpost make up most of the Blood Cult. Its section of the city touches with Damian Eaton's section (including Rhodes Keep) to its southeast, Little Teaglaigh to its southwest, the militia-occupied section to its west, the gnomish district to its northeast and the orc-occupied docks to its east.

## Relationships

* The Blood Cult does not have a good relationship with any party in the city; however, the area is occupied by the richest citizens who maintain it and its underground activity.

## Characters

* Father Ralph Moroni - a lord in the city
* Skip Tarkenton - a power player among local merchants
* Lane Biddlecoff

## Plot

* In For Life, For Love, For Me, Greg decides to sleep with a prostitute, but wakes up in the Blood Cult lair. They take his soul and demand the weapon in return for it.
* In Buttons and Sweatrock, Greg sees Father Moroni in the marketplace and begins to follow him as he scarpers.
* In Piss' Gambit, Skip Tarkenton runs into Greg. Greg uses the sword Toltan gave him to kill him, then takes his costume and steals his identity. Eventually, Greg finds his way to the Blood Cult Lair in the sewers. Greg interrupts a ceremony, as Skip, and tries to tell Father Moroni about the weapon. He sees through Greg's disguise, and they lock him in some hellish device, but he uses a blink spell to escape and they chase him through the sewers to the gnomish district.
* In Run, Grapple, Jump, cultists chase Greg through the gnomish district.
* In Souleater, the Blood Cult has taken over the town square, making hourly sacrifices.
* In Ave Maria, Greg teleports to Father Moroni and manages to get his soul back. Periwinkle grabs Lane Biddlecoff, a supposed member of the Blood Cult, and takes him to Little Little's carriage.
Cri de Coeur/Cast and Characters

## Cast

### The Royal Family

Olivia Colman as **Queen Elizabeth II**
Tobias Menzies as **Prince Philip**
Josh O'Connor as **Prince Charles**
Erin Doherty as **Princess Anne**
Marion Bailey as **The Queen Mother**
Helena Bonham Carter as **Princess Margaret**
Ben Daniels as **Antony Armstrong-Jones**
Derek Jacobi as **Edward, Duke of Windsor**
Geraldine Chaplin as **Wallis, Duchess of Windsor**
Harry Treadaway as **Roddy Llewelyn**
Emerald Fennell as **Camilla Shand**
### Government

Jason Watkins as **Harold Wilson**
Charles Edwards as **Martin Charteris**
David Rintoul as **Michael Adeane**
Samuel West as **Antony Blunt**
Fagan/Episode Summary

Thatcher tells the Queen about the recapture of the Falklands. Meanwhile, unemployment is rising, and Michael Fagan goes to see his MP to complain about the economy and the money spent on the war. The MP sarcastically suggests he should raise his concerns with the Queen. One evening, Fagan climbs over the palace railings. Inside, he is spotted but makes his escape.

After being denied contact with his children by social services, he returns and breaks into the palace again, finding the Queen in her bedroom. Fagan talks with the Queen and asks her to save the country from the PM. After Thatcher and the Queen discuss their different social outlooks, the PM leaves to attend the Falklands victory parade.
Lisbon/Episode Summary

Eden returns from Jamaica and discovers that the Cabinet and the Conservative Party blame him for the Suez Crisis fallout, and have turned against him. As he resigns and Macmillan becomes Prime Minister, Adeane works with Tommy Lascelles to change Eileen's mind about her divorce. They fail, and Elizabeth, Philip, and Michael learn about the proceedings. Elizabeth's attempt to speak to Eileen also fails and Philip forces Michael to resign when the divorce becomes public knowledge. Elizabeth brings the royal tour to an end before meeting the Britannia in Lisbon and privately talking with Philip about their marriage. Philip makes it clear he resents Charles outranking him and wants more respect from both the courtiers and the palace staff. Philip is made a Prince of the United Kingdom, with the style "His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh". After the ceremony, Michael Adeane shaves at Elizabeth's request and Philip says goodbye to Michael, who returns to his natal Australia, thanking each other for the life they shared.
Moondust/Cast and Characters

## Main Cast

Olivia Colman as **Queen Elizabeth II**
Tobias Menzies as **Prince Philip**
Helena Bonham Carter as **Princess Margaret**
Ben Daniels as **Antony Armstrong-Jones**
Marion Bailey as **Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother**
Erin Doherty as **Princess Anne**
Tim McMullan as **Robin Woods**
### Guest Cast

Charles Edwards as **Martin Charteris**
Michael Thomas as **Henry, Duke of Gloucester**
Penny Downie as **Alice, Duchess of Gloucester**
Henry Pettigrew as **Neil Armstrong**
Felix Scott as **Buzz Aldrin**
Andrew Lee Potts as **Michael Collins**
Sidney Jackson as **Prince Edward**
Marlo Woolley as **Prince Andrew**
Jonathan Broadbent as **James Burke**
Fred Broom as **Cliff Michelmore**
Daniel Beales as **Patrick Moore**
Patrick Toomey as **Philip's Private Secretary** | Sam Phillips as **Equerry**
William Ellis as **Queen's Flight Captain**
Clifford Rose as **Dean of Windsor**
Kevin Eldon as **Priest Michael**
Jonathan Coote as **Priest 1**
Sam Parks as **Priest 2**
Andrew Buckley as **Priest 3**
Simon Connolly as **Marvin Miles**
James Sobol Kelly as **American Journalist 1**
Lucy Newman-Williams as **American Journalist 2**
Dai Tabuchi as **Japanese Journalist**
Olivier Raynal as **French Journalist**
Penelope McGhie as **Henrietta Woods**
Beryl/Cast and Characters

### Main Cast

Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
Jared Harris as King George VI
Ben Miles as Peter Townsend
Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden
Greg Wise as Lord Louis Mountbatten
Matthew Goode as Antony Armstrong-Jones
Anton Lesser as Harold Macmillan
Fairytale/Episode Summary

Charles proposes to Diana, and she accepts. Diana moves from her London flatshare into the palace, amid a media frenzy. She is tutored in the ways of the palace by her grandmother, and suffers repeated episodes of an eating disorder. While Charles is abroad, she meets Camilla for lunch, and realizes that she hardly knows Charles at all, while Camilla knows every detail of their relationship. Distressed, she thinks of calling the marriage off.

Meanwhile, Charles returns from his trip and sees Camilla before returning home; he tells Diana he had visited her to end their relationship. Margaret tells the Queen that the marriage will be a mistake, but Philip argues that Charles will grow to love Diana. The Queen tells Charles to focus on his duty, and happiness will follow. The marriage goes ahead amid huge public celebrations.
Annus Horribilis/Episode Summary

Princess Margaret receives a letter from Peter Townsend in 1992. In the letter, he tells her that he plans to go to London for a veterans' reception. He also tells her he will give her the letters she had written him because he does not have long to live. It had been nearly 35 years since the two had spoken.

Compromising photos of Sarah, Duchess of York are published in a newspaper. Prince Andrew and her separate because of the media frenzy. After Princess Anne's divorce from Mark Phillips, she announces that she is going to marry Timothy Laurence. Prince Charles ponders divorce with Diana, Princess of Wales, especially after the release of the tell-all book.

A huge fire happens at Windsor Castle. Princess Margaret confronts the Queen. She's upset that she was forbidden from marrying Peter Townsend but Anne, who is in the same situation as Margaret was years ago, is allowed to marry Timothy Laurence.

On the Queen's Royal Jubilee, she gives a speech. She describes 1992 as an "annus horribilis".
Emma Corrin

**Emma Corrin** played Lady Diana Spencer in the fourth season of the Netflix original series, The Crown.

## Trivia

* It took no fewer than 10 people to help Corrin put on the dress for the scene depicting Lady Diana's 1981 wedding to Prince Charles.
* Corrin was replaced by Elizabeth Debicki as **Princess Diana** in season five of The Crown.
Scientia Potentia Est

**Scientia Potentia Est** is the seventh episode of Season 1 of Netflix television series *The Crown*.

## Synopsis

As the Soviets test the H-bomb, both Churchill and Eden have major health crises. Angry about her inadequate education, Elizabeth hires a tutor.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

#### **Churchill's Stroke**

The stroke Winston Churchill suffers was his fourth of five and the most debilitating. Although the series collapses time and makes it appear he recovered quickly. The truth is rather different; Churchill had a history of significant illnesses that were hidden from most of the government and the sovereign, first George VI, then the Queen. He had previously suffered three milder strokes, the first while vacationing in France in 1949, and the second and third in 1950. In these cases, he recovered quickly and was back at work in a short time, with the strokes, as well as a bout with pneumonia and a mild heart attack known only to a few close advisors.

The stroke featured in the episode actually happened on June 23, 1953. Churchill was stricken after dinner, but was well enough the next morning to conduct his Cabinet meeting before deteriorating rapidly. He was spirited away to his home at Chartwell, where he recovered over the course of the next four months. While he was recovering, the government was effectively run by his Private Secretary, Jock Colville along with his son-in-law. Over time, he was able to engage in some long-distance governance before returning to public life in October. The long-delayed meeting with U.S. President Eisenhower finally took place in December, 1953.

Churchill's stroke corresponded with Anthony Eden's illness and surgery. Had Eden been fit and healthy, historians believe Churchill's government would have fallen, and Eden would have taken over as Prime Minister.

### Historical Notes

* This episode addresses the Princess Elizabeth's limited education and her desire to learn, while hinting that, even though she was second in line to the throne, there was little belief she would one day be Queen.    It also reflects generations of aristocratic attitudes about the education young women, who were destined to marry well, manage a household, become a hostess, and fill a largely decorative role, thus needing little formal education.
* In one scene, Elizabeth is surrounded by young aristocratic Etonians, youthful versions of the men who will one day serve in government and have charge of her household as the "men in grey suits". While they received a classical education (i.e. literature, mathematics and science, philosophy and politics), Elizabeth was taught to read, write and understand the role of the Crown versus the government, leaving her uninformed regarding world events and the developing modern world.

## Trivia

* **Scientia Potentia Est** is Latin for the expression "knowledge is power", the theme of this episode.
Dear Mrs. Kennedy/Cast and Characters

### Main Cast

Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
Jared Harris as King George VI
Ben Miles as Peter Townsend
Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden
Greg Wise as Lord Louis Mountbatten
Matthew Goode as Antony Armstrong-Jones
Anton Lesser as Harold Macmillan
Olivia Williams

**Olivia Haigh Williams** (born 26 July 1968) is a British actress who portrays Camilla Parker Bowles in the Netflix series, *The Crown*.

## Biography

Olivia portrayed Jane Fairfax in the British television film *Emma* (1996). She's also had roles in *The Postman*, *Rushmore* (1998) and *The Sixth Sense* (1999), *Lucky Break* (2001), *The Heart of Me* (2002) and *An Education* (2009). In 2010, she won acclaim for her performance as Ruth Lang in *The Ghost Writer*. From 2017 to 2019, she portrayed Emily Silk on the television series *Counterpart*.
Alma Mater/Episode Summary

In the Christmas of 1996, a teenage Kate Middleton and her mother see William and Diana. Carole picks up on Kate's crush on William. Three years later, William graduates from Eton, takes a gap year, and enrolls at the University of St Andrews to study art history. At St Andrews, he notices Kate, a popular student in the same course, and becomes drawn to her.

William strikes up a conversation with Kate, which initially goes well until an unintended offense causes her to abruptly leave. He later apologizes, but disappointment sets in when he learns she already has a boyfriend. During Christmas, Kate introduces her boyfriend to her family. She notices her mother isn't as enthused about the boyfriend, believing her mom is still holding hope Kate will go out with Will. Kate accuses Carole of trying to set her up with William by suggesting a university change and participating in the same gap year activities.

Carole tells her she heard that William is considering leaving university. Concerned, Kate sends a text message to William, asking him to stay.
A Company of Men/Episode Summary

Eden travels to Jamaica with his wife after international political pressure forces him to withdraw all British forces from Egypt and damages his reputation. Philip continues his tour, punctuated by an interview he ends when the reporter inquires about his family history. At Christmas, Philip delivers a heartfelt radio address, prompting Elizabeth to let him know his family is waiting for him as part of her own Christmas address. Eileen Parker, the wife of Philip's private secretary Michael, initiates divorce proceedings on infidelity grounds. Charteris warns Adeane the fallout could cause the press to ask questions about Elizabeth and Philip's own marriage.
Alma Mater/Cast and Characters

### Main

* Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II
* Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip
* Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon
* Dominic West as Charles, Prince of Wales
* Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker Bowles
* Ed McVey as Prince William of Wales
* Luther Ford as Prince Harry of Wales
* Claudia Harrison as Princess Anne
* Marcia Warren as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
* Sebastian Blunt as Prince Edward

### Recurring

* James Murray as Prince Andrew
* Meg Bellamy as Kate Middleton
	+ Ella Bright as Young Kate Middleton
* Matilda Broadbridge as Pippa Middleton
* Eve Best as Carole Middleton
* Tim Dutton as Michael Middleton
Aftermath

**“**Aftermath**”** is the fourth episode of Season 6. The episode was released on November 16, 2023.

## Synopsis

Following the tragic vehicle accident involving Diana and Dodi, Charles and al-Fayed each take a separate flight to Paris in order to oversee the arrangements.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* The funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales

### Historical Figures

* Charles, Earl Spencer: Diana's brother, who gave her eulogy. Earl Spencer walked with the royals behind Diana's coffin, but was prevented from making any contact with William and Harry, his nephews.

### Historical Notes

* Princes William and Harry walked behind their mother's casket. Prince Harry later described the trauma of having to do so.
Scientia Potentia Est/Cast and Characters

## Cast

### Main Cast

Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
John Lithgow as Winston Churchill
Jared Harris as King George VI
Ben Miles as Peter Townsend
Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden
Greg Wise as Lord Louis Mountbatten
### Recurring Cast

Harriet Walter as Clementine Churchill
Nicholas Rowe as Jock Colville
Patrick Ryecart as the Duke of Norfolk
Pip Torrens as Tommy Lascelles
Clive Francis as Lord Salisbury
Simon Chandler as Clement Attlee
Harry Hadden-Paton as Martin Charteris
Daniel Ings as Mike Parker
Lizzy McInnerny as Bobo MacDonald
Kate Phillips as Venetia Scott
Will Keen as Michael Adeane
James Laurenson as Doctor Weir
Martin Bishop as the King's Valet
Daniel Betts as Prince Ernst von Hannover
Ruritania

**“**Ruritania**”** is the sixth episode of Season 6. The episode was released on December 14, 2023.

## Synopsis

Eager to improve the monarchy's public image, the Queen seeks out savvy statesman Tony Blair--but the Prime Minister's advice defies royal protocol.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Notes

* Much of the content of this episode, particularly in relation to the Queen's working relationship with Tony Blair and their differing perspectives on leadership, is also addressed in the film "The Queen", also written by Peter Morgan.

## Trivia

* The Garter has a cypher "TR" instead of "AR", which means "Tony Rex" is inaccurate, since Tony Blair's full name is Anthony Charles Lynton Blair, but may have been used because he is best known as Tony.
* The so called "national anthem", "Things Will Only Get Better" was used during Tony Blair's premiership campaign
Season 3

## Seasons

**Season 3** of Netflix series The Crown premiered on November 17, 2019.

## Synopsis

As the 1960s and '70s unfold, the royal family contends with conflict and betrayal while striving to uphold tradition in the face of an evolving world.

## Timeline

Season 3 covers 1964 to 1977, including the break-up of Princess Margaret's marriage, the young adulthood of Prince Charles and Princess Anne, and Harold Wilson's two terms as Prime Minister. Events during Season 3 include Prince Charles's investiture as Prince of Wales and the deaths of Winston Churchill and the Duke of Windsor. The season opens with the Antony Blunt KGB spy scandal and examines the Queen's relationship with working-class Harold Wilson as the new Prime Minister following the Aberfan disaster in Wales. International events include the dissolution of colonies in Africa and the Caribbean, and the Apollo 11 moon landing.

## Cast

### The Royal Family

Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II
Tobias Menzies as Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Josh O'Connor as Charles, Prince of Wales
Erin Doherty as Princess Anne
Marion Bailey as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon
Ben Daniels as Antony Armstrong-Jones
Jane Lapotaire as Princess Alice of Battenberg
Charles Dance as Lord Louis Mountbatten
Derek Jacobi as Edward, Duke of Windsor
Geraldine Chaplin as Wallis, Duchess of Windsor
### Government

Jason Watkins as Harold Wilson
Charles Edwards as Martin Charteris
David Rintoul as Michael Adeane
Emerald Fennell as Camilla Shand
Samuel West as Sir Antony Blunt
Harry Treadaway as Roddy Llewelyn
## Notes

* Season 3 explores the middle years of the Queen's reign, and features a new cast playing the Royal Family, featuring Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II.
* This season covers the two terms of Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Wilson's first term ran from 16 October 1964 – 19 June 1970; following the Labour Party defeat in 1970, he served as Leader of the Opposition until 4 March 1974, when a Labour Party victory restored him to the role of Prime Minister. His second term ran from 4 March 1974 – 5 April 1976, when he resigned and was succeeded by James Callaghan.
* This season addresses the discovery that Sir Antony Blunt, the Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures, was among five Cambridge University graduates, known as the Cambridge Five, who were spies for the Russians from the early 30s to late 50s.

## Companion Book

Lacey, Robert (2019). *The Crown: The Official Companion* (Volume 2: Political Scandal, Personal Struggle, and the Years that Defined Elizabeth II (1956-1977). New York: Crown Archetype. ISBN 978-0525573371

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## References

1. ↑ The Crown: Ben Daniels to Play Lord Snowdon in Time-Jumped Season 3 (June 2018)
Dodi Fayed

**Emad El-Din Mohamed Abdel Menam'em Fayed** (also known as **Dodi Fayed**) was the boyfriend of Diana, Princess of Wales. In *The Crown*, he is portrayed by Khalid Abdalla.

## Biography

Dodi was an Egyptian film producer and the son of billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed with his first wife, Samira Khashoggi. He was in a relationship with Diana, Princess of Wales, when they both died in a car crash in Paris on August 31, 1997.
Antony Armstrong-Jones

**Antony, Earl of Snowdon**, GCVO (born **Antony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones**), is played by Matthew Goode and Ben Daniels.

## **Season 2**

Anthony first appears in a wedding of a mutual friend of him and Princess Margaret, he ignores her for most of the moment.

Afterward one of Margaret's assistants is having a small party in her house where the princess attends and there she meets the charming Armstrong and forms a flirty relationship with him. He then agrees to take Margaret's photograph and in that meeting he tries to seduce her, Margaret gives little interest on that count, but it's just to maintain a certain.

Margaret asks for him to send the photograph to the paper for her birthday photo, which once published made a scandal, Anthony then took her home and let her keep the helmet of his motorcycle.
Paterfamilias/Cast and Characters

### Main Cast

Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
Jared Harris as King George VI
Ben Miles as Peter Townsend
Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden
Greg Wise as Lord Louis Mountbatten
Matthew Goode as Antony Armstrong-Jones
Anton Lesser as Harold Macmillan
Gloriana

**Gloriana** is the tenth episode of Season 1 of Netflix television series *The Crown*.

## Synopsis

Margaret and Peter are reunited, but another obstacle stands in their way. Elizabeth is torn between her duty as Queen and her love for her sister.

## Trivia

* One of the scenes involving the press photographers chasing after Peter Townsend's car, and almost causing a road traffic accident, foreshadowing the sudden death of Princess Diana in Dis-Moi Oui.
Hyde Park Corner/Episode Summary

With George in ill health, Elizabeth and Philip tour the Commonwealth in his place, making their first stop in Nairobi, Kenya. Several Cabinet members express growing concerns over Churchill's ability to govern, prompting Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden to ask George if he can persuade Churchill to step down. George declines, stating that Churchill will step down when the right time comes. After an evening spent singing with youngest daughter Margaret and watching a news report on Elizabeth and Philip's arrival in Kenya, George dies in his sleep. News spreads around the world after his body is discovered the following morning. Elizabeth and Philip return to London, where Elizabeth assumes the role of sovereign.
Favourites

**Favourites** is the fourth episode in Season 4 of *The Crown*. It aired on November 15, 2020.

## Synopsis

While Margaret Thatcher struggles with the disappearance of her favourite child, Elizabeth reexamines her relationships with her four children.

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* 1982 Paris–Dakar Rally
* Argentina invades the Falkland Islands
* Princess Diana is pregnant with Prince William

### Historical Figures

* Diana, Princess of Wales
* Margaret Thatcher

## Trivia

* The show Princess Diana (while pregnant with Prince William) watched while ignoring Prince Charles is *Bagpuss*, a popular children's show in the United Kingdom during the 70s.
	+ The Bagpuss episode Diana watched is *The Frog Princess*.
	+ The aformentioned show was also revealed in the previous episode.
Lord Mountbatten

Lord Montbatten is a member of the Royal Family. He is the great uncle to Prince Charles.
He had engineered a marriage of Camilla Parker-Bowels with her husband, not Prince Charles, despite knowing Charles and Camilla loving each other. One day, he called Prince Charles, after going through several extensions. They have a brief conversation about his relationship. He wanted to talk about relationships, but got a tense response from Charles. Soon, he went to his office, and decided to go on a boat ride.
Afterwards, he decide to go to vacation in Mullaghmore, County Sligo, Ireland, his favourite place.

IRA watches from a distances and had targeted him with bombs. The boat explodes, and Lord Montbatten dies with several relatives. People retrieve him, having died. The news spreads and he gets a funeral.
Marionettes/Episode Summary

In response to a speech given by Elizabeth at a car factory, Lord Altrincham writes an article attacking her style of public speaking and her court's upper-class attitude. Both the general public and the press are initially opposed to Altrincham, but start to sympathise with him after he argues on TV that the monarchy must adapt to the post-war society. After Macmillan reminds her of the tendency of other nations to abolish their monarchies, Elizabeth arranges a meeting with Altrincham, during which she agrees to televise the upcoming Royal Christmas Message and open the Debutante Ball to her subjects. Six months later, the Queen Mother expresses embarrassment over the monarchy's loss of authority while hosting a garden party.
Paterfamilias

"*You may hate him now, but one day, God willing, you will be a father yourself. And you will fall short, as all parents do. And be hated. And you will know what it is to pray for the forgiveness from your own son.*"
—**Lord Mountbatten to Charles, regarding Philip's toxic masculinity and treatment of the eldest son**

**Paterfamilias** is the ninth episode in the second season of *The Crown*.

## Synopsis

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

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* Prince Philip living in Nazi Germany with his sister
* Princess Cecilie dies in a plane crash

### Historical Figures

* Lord Louis Mountbatten
* Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark
* Princess Cecilie of Greece and Denmark
* Kurt Hahn (Grodonstoun's headmaster)

## Trivia

* The hamper Lord Mountbatten brings to Charles is from the food halls at **Fortnum and Mason**, a department store on Piccadilly in Mayfair. Although it is a full-service store, Fortnum and Mason is best known for its luxury foods, packaged in their signature "eau de nil" (blue-green), and its extravagant hampers. Fortum and Mason holds two royal warrants from the Queen and Prince Charles, indicating they supply goods or services to them.
* In the endnotes, Charles dubbed Gordonstoun as "Colditz with Kilts" because of how he was treated.
* The real Prince Philip tried to sue the crew due to the inaccurate portrayal of his family (Andrew blaming him for the death of Cecilie, building the school gates and the treatment of Charles during the plane and many others)

## Music

* Requiem in D Minor, K.626: Lacrimosa dies illa (Mozart, 1791) - Played during Cecilie's funeral in Germany
Natascha McElhone

**Natascha McElhone** is an English actress who portrays Penelope Knatchbull in the Netflix series, *The Crown*.

## Biography

Natascha is a graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. She is best known for her film roles in *Ronin* (1998), *The Truman Show* (1998), and *Solaris* (2002). She is also known for her TV role as Karen van der Beek, the partner of Hank Moody, in the series *Californication* (2007–2014). In addition, she has portrayed First Lady Alex Kirkman in the drama *Designated Survivor* (2016–2017), and Laz Ingram in the science-fiction series *The First* (2018).
Gunpowder/Cast and Characters

### Main

* Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II
	+ Claire Foy as young Queen Elizabeth II
* Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip
* Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret
* Dominic West as Prince Charles
* Elizabeth Debicki as Diana, Princess of Wales
* Jonny Lee Miller as John Major
* Olivia Williams as Camilla Parker Bowles
* Claudia Harrison as Princess Anne
* Natascha McElhone as Penelope Knatchbull
* Marcia Warren as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother

### Recurring

* Salim Daw as Mohamed Al-Fayed
	+ Amir El-Masry as young Mohamed Al-Fayed
* Khalid Abdalla as Dodi Fayed
* Alex Jennings as Edward, Duke of Windsor
* Lia Williams as Wallis, Duchess of Windsor
* Timothy Dalton as Peter Townsend
* Prasanna Puwanarajah as Martin Bashir
* Bertie Carvel as Tony Blair
* Flora Montgomery as Norma Major
* Andrew Havill as Robert Fellowes
* James Murray as Prince Andrew
* Emma Laird Craig as Sarah, Duchess of York
* Sam Woolf as Prince Edward
* Senan West as Prince William
* Will Powell as Prince Harry
* Chayma Abdelkarimi as young Samira Khashoggi
* Humayun Saeed as Hasnat Khan
* Lydia Leonard as Cherie Blair
* Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Monique Ritz
* Theo Fraser Steele as Timothy Laurence
* Jude Akuwudike as Sydney Johnson
Alma Mater

**“**Alma Mater**”** is the seventh episode of Season 6. The episode premiered on December 14, 2023.

## Synopsis

Now at university, William sets his eyes on Kate Middleton. With meddling parents and other prospects in the mix, how will their connection bloom?

## Episode Notes

### Historical Events

* Prince William started university at St. Andrews

### Historical Notes

* The scene where then 15 year old Kate met William and Diana did not happen in real life. The real Kate and William met as students during their time at the University of St. Andrews.
Pride & Joy/Cast and Characters

## Cast

### Main Cast

Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II
Matt Smith as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret
Victoria Hamilton as Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
John Lithgow as Winston Churchill
Ben Miles as Peter Townsend
### Recurring Cast

Harry Hadden-Paton as Martin Charteris
Will Keen as Michael Adeane
Pip Torrens as Tommy Lascelles
Daniel Ings as Mike Parker
Lizzy McInnerny as Bobo MacDonald
Harriet Walter as Clementine Churchill
Nicholas Rowe as Jock Colville
Patrick Ryecart as the Duke of Norfolk
Clive Francis as Lord Salisbury
Simon Chandler as Clement Attlee
James Laurenson as Doctor Weir
Daniel Betts as Prince Ernst von Hannover
Princess Alice of Battenberg

**Princess Alice of Battenberg** (born **Victoria Alice Elizabeth Julia Marie**) was the mother of Prince Philip and mother-in-law of Queen Elizabeth II.

## Life

Born **Her Serene Highness Princess Alice of Battenberg**, and eldest sister of Lord Mountbatten. Shortly after Philip and Elizabeth's wedding, she started a convent in Greece and increasingly fell on hard times. After the Colonels' Coup in 1967, she left Greece for the last time, to live in Buckingham Palace.
Lesley Manville

**Lesley Ann Manville** (born 12 March 1956) is an English actress who portrays Princess Margaret in the Netflix series, *The Crown*.

## Biography

Lesley has appeared in several films, including *Grown-Ups* (1980), *High Hopes* (1988), *Secrets & Lies* (1996), *Topsy-Turvy* (1999), *All or Nothing* (2002), *Vera Drake* (2004), *Another Year* (2010), and *Mr. Turner* (2014).

She has been nominated for two British Academy Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for her roles in *Another Year* (2010) and *Phantom Thread* (2017); with the latter earning her a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.
Hyde Park Corner/Cast and Characters

#### Government

John Lithgow as Winston Churchill, the former Prime Minister (Conservative Party)
Jeremy Northam as Anthony Eden, the Shadow Foreign Secretary (Conservative Party)
### Recurring Cast

#### The Royal Family

Rosalind Knight as Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark, Philip's mother
Daniel Betts as Prince Ernst von Hannover, a German cousin of both Princess Elizabeth and Philip, descending from Queen Victoria.
Andy Sanderson as Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
#### The Royal Household

Harry Hadden-Paton as Martin Charteris, Princess Elizabeth's private secretary
Pip Torrens as Tommy Lascelles, the King's private secretary
Will Keen as Michael Adeane, the King's deputy private secretary
Patrick Ryecart as the Duke of Norfolk, The Earl Marshall
Patrick Drury as the Lord Chamberlain
Lizzy McInnerny as Bobo MacDonald, Princess Elizabeth's dresser
Martin Bishop as the King's valet
James Laurenson as Doctor Weir, the King's doctor
#### Government

Harriet Walter as Clementine Churchill
Nicholas Rowe as Jock Colville, Churchill's private secretary (Conservative Party)
Clive Francis as Robert, Lord Salisbury, Leader of the House of Lords; known as "Bobbety"
Michael Culkin as Rab Butler
Nigel Cooke as Harry Crookshank
Simon Chandler as Clement Attlee, the Prime Minister (Labour Party)
Kate Phillips as Venetia Scott, a new secretary at 10 Downing Street
### Major Guest Cast

David Clatworthy as Eric Sherbrook Walker, owner of the Treetops Hotel
Wayne Harrison as the Governor General of Kenya
Matt Smith

**Matt Smith** portrays **Prince Philip** in the Netflix original series, The Crown.

## Biography

Matthew Robert Smith was born and raised in Northampton. He was educated at Northampton School For Boys and studied Drama and Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia. He got into acting through the National Youth Theatre and performed with the Royal Court and the National Theatre.

## Career

Smith shot to fame when he was cast by producer Steven Moffat as the Eleventh Doctor in the BBC's iconic science-fiction adventure series Doctor Who (2005). Smith starred in 49 episodes of Doctor Who (three short of his predecessor, David Tennant). He left in the momentous 50th anniversary year of the Doctor Who legend in 2013, which included starring in the 50th anniversary special, Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor (2013) and acting with Tennant, guest star John Hurt, and the oldest living and longest-serving actor to play the Doctor, Tom Baker.

## Media

Matt Smith 'The Crown' Meet Your Emmy Nominee 2018
## References

1. ↑ [1] *Matt Smith Wikipedia Biography*