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Season 1
1x01
Jun 30, 2012
Richard II
1x02
Jul 07, 2012
Henry IV Part 1
1x03
Jul 14, 2012
Henry IV Part 2
1x04
Jul 21, 2012
Henry V
1x05
TBA
Season 2
2x01
May 07, 2016
Henry VI Part 1
2x02
May 14, 2016
Henry VI Part 2
2x03
May 21, 2016
Richard III
Peter De Jersey
as Lord Ross
Robert Pugh
as Glendower
Anton Lesser
as Exeter
Jason Watkins
as Suffolk
Stephen McCole
as Douglas
Rhodri Miles
as Welsh Captain
Josef Altin
as Murderer 1
Alexander Gillison
as Lord Hastings' Assistant
Barrie Martin
as French Courtier
Julian Seager
as Hercules the Blacksmith
Samuel West
as Bishop of Winchester
John Heffernan
as Francis
John Dagleish
as John Bates
Kyle Soller
as Clifford
Pip Torrens
as Mowbray
Tom Beard
as Sir William Lucy
Lucy Robinson
as Young Cecily
John Duggan
as Nobleman in Sauna
Jonah Russell
as Sheperd
Nicholas Jones
as Archbiship of York
Max Wrottesley
as Mouldy
Tom Georgeson
as Bardolph
Adam Kotz
as Hastings
Lasco Atkins
as Royal guard
George Sargeant
as Falstaff's Boy
Sam Troughton
as George, Duke of Clarence
Tom Godwin
as Shepherd 1
David Troughton
as Duke of Anjou
Lucian Msamati
as Bishop of Carlisle
Richard Frame
as Snare
Daniel Tuite
as Shadow
Richard Bremmer
as Abbot of Westminster
Jack Ryder
as Court
John Mackay
as Brakenbury
Alan David
as Bishop of Ely
Simon Armstrong
as Grieving Father
Adrian Schiller
as Lord Willoughby
Finbar Lynch
as Lord Marshall
Ben Miles
as Somerset
Maxine Peake
as Doll Tearsheet
Dominic Rowan
as Coleville
Simon Trinder
as Gardener's Assistant
Paul Bazely
as Catesby
David Beames
as Traveller
Harry Lloyd
as Mortimer
Graham Curry
as Archer
Richard Banks
as Courtier
Judi Dench
as Cecily, Duchess of York
Benedict Cumberbatch
as Richard III
Julie Walters
as Mistress Quickly
Hugh Bonneville
as Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester
Patrick Stewart
as John of Gaunt
Tom Goodman-Hill
as Sir Stephen Scroop
Ivanno Jeremiah
as Blunt
Mark Ryder
as Monk
Miroslav Zaruba
as Trader
Michelle Dockery
as Kate Percy
David Morrissey
as Earl of Northumberland
Sally Hawkins
as Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester
Sean Cernow
as Murderer
Stephen McDade
as Lancastrian Soldier
Mac Pietowski
as Earl of Salisbury
Adrian Dunbar
as Plantagenet
James Fleet
as Hastings
Jd Roth-round
as Rebel Fighter
Shonn Gregory
as
Matthew Tennyson
as Clarence
Iain Glen
as Warwick
Owen Teale
as Captain Fluelin
Toby Sebastian
as Rebel soldier
David Bradley
as The Gardener
Tom Brooke
as Corporal Nym
Daniel Naprous
as Horsemaster
Malcolm Sinclair
as Archbishop of Canterbury
Tim McMullan
as Silence
David Dawson
as Poins
Geoffrey Palmer
as Lord Chief Justice
David Hayman
as Worcester
Ben Daniels
as Duke of Buckingham
David Bamber
as Shallow
Helen Coverdale
as Isabelle Romee
Keith Dunphy
as Ratcliffe
Paterson Joseph
as York
Justin Edwards
as Fang
Stuart McQuarrie
as Vernon
Rory Kinnear
as Bolingbroke
Simon Russell Beale
as Falstaff
Alun Armstrong
as Northumberland
Paul Ritter
as Pistol
Greg Bennett
as Lawyer
Scott Stevenson
as Recruited English Soldier
David G. Robinson
as Lancastrian Guard
Michael Gambon
as Mortimer
Gwilym Lee
as Williams
Angus Imrie
as Edmund, Earl of Rutland
James Purefoy
as Thomas Mowbray
Stanley Townsend
as Warwick
Geoff Bell
as Murderer 2
Ferdinand Kingsley
as Sir John Bushy
Rod Glenn
as Lord Stanley's Bodyguard
Pip Carter
as Gower
Simon Blood DeVay
as English Soldier
Jeremy Irons
as Henry IV
John Hurt
as The Chorus
Andrew Scott
as King Louis XI of France
Al Weaver
as Rivers
Matthew Needham
as Basset
Lindsay Duncan
as Duchess of York
Philip Glenister
as Talbot
James Laurenson
as Westmoreland
Nigel Cooke
as Bishop of Ely
Santi Scinelli
as Skeleton Army
Mark Tandy
as Tandy
Sophie Okonedo
as Queen Margaret
Mariah Gale
as Lady Bona
Paul Freeman
as Thomas Erphingham
Geoffrey Streatfeild
as Edward IV
Tom Hiddleston
as Prince Hal
Clémence Poésy
as Queen Isabella
Keeley Hawes
as Queen Elizabeth
Maxime Lefrançois
as The Constable of France
James Michael Rankin
as Kings Soldier
Peter Stacey
as Courtier
Samuel Roukin
as Bagot
Will Attenborough
as Gloucester
Luke Treadaway
as Richmond
Joe Armstrong
as Hotspur
Jim Bywater
as Hotspur's Servant
Jolyon Coy
as Blunt
Simon Ginty
as Lord Stanley
Morgan Jones
as Bullcalf
Vikki MacKenzie
as Lady in Waiting
Steven J. Jobes
as Richard III Gaurd
Andy Sanderson
as Kings Guard And Soldier
Anthony Webster
as Laughing Beggar
Attila G. Kerekes
as Tower Guard
Steve Saunders
as French Courtier
Steffan Rhodri
as Oxford
Christopher Godwin
as Shepherd 2
Phoebe Fox
as Anne
Isabella Laughland
as The Queen's Serving Lady
Samuel Valentine
as Richard Grey
Edward Akrout
as Louis, the Dauphin
Jamie Ballard
as Peter
Adrian Mitchell
as Nobleman
Jérémie Covillault
as Montjoy
Tom Cornish
as Feeble
Ian Conningham
as Peto
Jo Stone-Fewings
as Stanley
Harry Hadden-Paton
as Sir Henry Green
James Francis Andrews
as Charging Yorkist Soldier
Robert Clayton
as Bolingbroke Rebel
Nathan Webb
as Noble
Richard Griffiths
as Duke of Burgundy
Claira Watson Parr
as Lady Anne
David Burge
as French Courtier
Reece Shearsmith
as Davy
Richard Clothier
as Earl of Salisbury
John Ashton
as Sheriff
Phil Holden
as Courtier
Niamh Cusack
as Lady Northumberland
Max Bennett
as John Talbot
Pandora Colin
as Shepherd's Wife
Billy Matthews
as Falstaff's Page
Paula Cowling
as Noblewomen in rose garden
Ben Whishaw
as King Richard
Pete Buzzsaw Holland
as Rebel Swordsman
Jimi James
as Baron's Army Soldier
Jamie Lee-Hill
as King's guardsman
Conrad Asquith
as Bracy
Drew Dillon
as Drawer
Henry Faber
as Lancaster
Jimm Stark
as Street Servant
Barney Harris
as Prince Ned
Eleanor Inglis
as Isabella
Tom Sturridge
as Henry VI
Daniel Boyd
as Groom
Geraldine Chaplin
as Alice
Philippe De Brugada
as Governor of Harfleur
Tom Hughes
as Duke of Aumerle
Alexandra Clatworthy
as Lady Mortimer
Thomas Dennis
as Young Messenger
David Suchet
as Duke of York
Michael Keane
as Wart
Mélanie Thierry
as Princess Katherine
Stanley Weber
as Duke of Orleans
Lambert Wilson
as Charles, King of France
Jd Burden
as Palace Guard
Kevin Kinson
as Northumberland
Lee Adach
as Civil Servant
Archie Bradfield
as Young Prince Ned
Paul Casson-Yardley
as Merchant
Andrew Davies
as Young Richmond
Leigh Dent
as Lady in Waiting
Mark Epstein
as York Warrior
Philip Gascoyne
as Merchant
Ben Hall
as Messenger
Sid Sagar
as Messenger 2
Graham Saxon
as French Soldier
Daniel Stisen
as Lancaster Warrior
Richard Dalton
as Royal Swordsman
Martin John King
as
Brian Niblett
as
Lakeisha Salto
as French Girl
Jonathan Cheetham
as Plantagenet Servant
Oliver Hollingdale
as Fallen Warrior
Jordan Stansbury
as Servant
Laura Morgan
as Joan of Arc
William Bale
as Merchant
Robert Bowman
as Mayor of London 1 episode, 2016
Penny Ryder
as Lady-in-Waiting
Kevin Smith
as Fighting soldier
Aaron Dangerfield
as Nobleman
Isaac Andrews
as Prince Richard
Caspar Morley
as Prince Edward
Gary Powell
as Tyrell
Tom Purbeck
as Dauphin
Richard Lynch
as Westmorland
Jordan McCurrach
as Young Soldier
Patrick Tolan
as Soldier
Gerald Tyler
as Messenger
Samuel Valentine
as Grey
Robert Bowman
as Mayor of London
Madison Lygo
as Princess Elizabeth
Jude Owusu Achiaw
as Mesenger
James Macnaughton
as French Boy
Tina Holland
as Church Goer
Alison Garner
as Lady In Waiting
Harry Palmer
as Lancastrian Warrior
Lae Gutierrez
as Soldier York
David Murray
as French Soldier
Gerald Tyler
as Messenger
Lee Cambell
as Elder
John Whitby
as English soldier
Charlie Siveyer
as Prison Guard
Stephen Mason
as Soldier
Stephen Mason
as Soldier
Rod Glenn
as Lord Stanley's Bodyguard
Lewis Cuthbert
as French Solider
Henry Monk
as (uncredited) 1 episode, 2012
Richard Clothier
as Earl of Salisbury 1 episode, 2012
Richard II
as Self
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