
Synopsis of The White Queen
England, 1464. For nine years, the country has been torn apart by the Wars of the Roses, with the houses of York and Lancaster, two branches of the Plantagenet family, fighting for the throne. The series follows three women who, from behind the scenes, steer events to gain power for themselves and their families. Elizabeth Woodville, played by Rebecca Ferguson, is a Yorkist married to King Edward IV. Margaret Beaufort, played by Amanda Hale, belongs to the Lancastrians and is the mother of Henry Tudor. Anne Neville, played by Faye Marsay, is also from York. The production, created by Philippa Gregory, airs on BBC One.
Seasons of The White Queen
Cast by The White Queen
Max IronsEdward IV of England10 episodes
Amanda HaleMargaret Beaufort10 episodes
Janet McTeerJacquetta of Luxembourg10 episodes
Tom McKayJasper Tudor10 episodes
Faye MarsayAnne Neville10 episodes
Aneurin BarnardRichard III of England10 episodes
Ben LambAnthony Woodville10 episodes
Michael MaloneyHenry Stafford10 episodes
David OakesGeorge Plantagenet10 episodes
Eve PonsonbyMary Woodville10 episodes
Otto FarrantThomas Grey5 episodes
David ShelleyHenry VI of England4 episodes
Pixie DaviesElizabeth of York3 episodes
Oscar KennedyHenry VII of England3 episodes
Cedric TyllemanServant Felix3 episodes
Elinor CrawleyCecily of York3 episodes
Ted AllpressRichard of Shrewsbury3 episodes
Sonny Ashbourne SerkisEdward V of England3 episodes
Leo BillReginald Bray3 episodes
Emily BerringtonJane Shore3 episodes
Ashley CharlesThomas Grey3 episodes
Michael MarcusHenry VII of England3 episodes
Freya MavorElizabeth of York3 episodes
Frances TomeltyMargaret Beauchamp3 episodes
Charles Dhondtfarmer-soldier (uncredited extra)3 episodes
Eloise WebbElizabeth of York2 episodes
Nick JamesThomas Grey2 episodes
Rudi GoodmanRichard Grey2 episodes
Simon GintyJohn Neville2 episodes
Elsa HoubenKatherine Woodville2 episodes
Hugh MitchellRichard Welles2 episodesTechnical Details
- Address
- Colin Teague, Jamie Payne, James Kent
- Writing
- Emma Frost, Malcolm Campbell, Lisa McGee, Nicole Taylor
- Music
- John Lunn
- Photography
- Fabian Wagner, David Luther, Jean-Philippe Gossart
- Original novel
- Philippa Gregory
- Production
- Gina Cronk
- Executive Producer
- Jan Vrints, Eurydice Gysel, Philippa Gregory, George Faber
- Production companies
- Playground Entertainment, Company Pictures, BBC Drama Productions
- Network or Platform
- BBC One
- Country
- United Kingdom, United States
- Original Language
- English
- Premiere
- June 16, 2013
- Last Episode
- August 18, 2013 (1x10)
- Status
- Ended
- Type
- Miniseries
- Awards
- Nominated for 4 Emmy Awards; 12 nominations in total.
- Links
- IMDb · TMDB · Official Website
Trivia about The White Queen
Sources: Wikipedia (English)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Many Seasons Does The White Queen Have?
The White Queen has 1 season and 10 episodes in total.
Where to Watch The White Queen?
The White Queen is available to subscribers on Lionsgate+ Amazon Channel (availability may vary by country).
Has The White Queen Ended?
Yes. The White Queen has ended, and its final episode aired on August 18, 2013.
Who Is in The White Queen?
The main cast includes Rebecca Ferguson (Elizabeth Woodville), Max Irons (Edward IV of England), Amanda Hale (Margaret Beaufort) and Janet McTeer (Jacquetta of Luxembourg).
How Long Does It Take to Watch The White Queen from Start to Finish?
With episodes of about 63 minutes, watching all 10 episodes takes approximately 11 hours.








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