Mary Queen of Scots - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Mary Queen of Scots"
Mary Queen of Scots (2018)
Timing:
2:4 (124 min)
6.558/10
1903
1903
6.195/10
28955
28955
6.3/10
60000
60000
Actors and characters
Richard Cant
Character Thomas Andrews
Guy Rhys
Character Earl of Kent
Thom Petty
Character Earl of Shrewsbury
Izuka Hoyle
Character Mary Seton
Maria Dragus
Character Mary Fleming
Liah O'Prey
Character Mary Livingston
Greg Miller Burns
Character Thomas Hepburn
Aneurin Pascoe
Character John Hepburn
Adrian Derrick-Palmer
Character George Dalgleish
Luke Kidd
Character James Haliburton
Adrian Lester
Character Lord Randolph
Georgia Burnell
Character Kate Carey
Euan Macnaughton
Character William Kirkcaldy of Grange
Scot Greenan
Character Hector Maclean
Karen Dunbar
Character Commoner
Ian Hallard
Character Sir Richard Knightley
Andrew Rothney
Character King James I
Angela Bain
Character Snuffer Woman
Abby Cassidy
Character Fotheringhay Gentlewoman
Shalisha James-Davis
Character Fotheringhay Gentlewoman
Adam Bond
Character Sir William Douglas
Grace Molony
Character Dorothy Stafford
Ben Wiggins
Character John Tamworth
Eldredd Wolf
Character William Killigrew
Nathen East
Character Andrew Ker of Fawdonside
Daniel Booroff
Character Knox's Secretary
Sean Buchanan
Character Francis Yaxley
Matthew Pidgeon
Character Wedding Announcer
Benjamin Barraclough
Character Officer
Jordan Turk
Character James MacDonald
Adam Stevenson
Character Urie Campbell
Chris Grahamson
Character Moray's Drummer
Ed Jones
Character William Taylor
Owen Gorman
Character Bishop
John Stahl
Character Fisherman
Kadiff Kirwan
Character Attaché
Will Rowlands
Character Soldier
Grant Crookes
Character Bothwell
Philip Gascoyne
Character English Nobleman (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on John Guy’s book “Queen of Scots: The True Life of Mary Stuart,” which suggests that Queens Mary and Elizabeth may have met face to face, contemplating the fate of their kingdoms. This idea is widely ridiculed, as it is generally believed that they only communicated through letters, as there is no historical evidence of a personal meeting.
- Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie saw each other in costume for the first time during the filming of the scene where their characters first meet. They rehearsed separately, and Robbie finished her rehearsals on the day Ronan began hers.
- Initially, Margot Robbie hesitated, unsure if she should accept the role of Elizabeth I (1533-1603). She only agreed to the role after receiving a letter from director Josie Rourke explaining why she saw only Robbie in the part.
- Saoirse Ronan was taught to ride by the same specialist who prepared Gal Gadot for her role in Patty Jenkins’s fantasy action film “Wonder Woman” (2017) – and on the very same horse.
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