25 Jan 2018
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Top Billed Cast
Helen Bradbury Elizabeth I
Beth Cooke Mary, Queen of Scots
Adam Burton Thomas Randolph
Michael Jenn Lord Burghley
Jamie Laird Sir James Melville
Simon Cotton Lord Robert Dudley
Nicholas Agnew Anthony Babington
Bernard Hill Narrator
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