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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: She delivers one to Tommy and Elizabeth, telling them that the working for the Royal family damages the family and marital relations of their employees.

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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: She delivers one to Tommy and Elizabeth, telling them that the working for the Royal family damages the family and marital relations of their employees.
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* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: After reading Winston's memoirs, she is inspired to make her own mark on the world however she can. She does just that, but only in death, which makes enough of a mark on Winston that he calls for a public inquiry into the cause of the Great Smog, which eventually leads to the Clean Air Act 1956.

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* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: After reading Winston's memoirs, she is inspired to make her own mark on the world however she can. She does just that, but only in via her own tragic death, which makes enough of a mark on Winston Churchill that he calls for a public inquiry into the cause of the Great Smog, which eventually leads to the Clean Air Act 1956.



* HeroWorshipper: To Churchill.

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* HeroWorshipper: To Adores Churchill.



* MoralityPet: To Winston; her death during the Great Smog finally makes him see it as more than just extreme weather.
* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...only to get run over [[SurpriseCarCrash by a bus]].

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* MoralityPet: To Winston; For Churchill; her death during the Great Smog finally makes him see it as more than just extreme weather.
* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...only to get run over [[SurpriseCarCrash by a bus]].

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* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: After reading Winston's memoirs, she is inspired to make her own mark on the world however she can. Her death makes enough of a mark on Winston that he calls for a public inquiry into the cause of the Great Smog, which eventually leads to the Clean Air Act 1956.

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* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: After reading Winston's memoirs, she is inspired to make her own mark on the world however she can. Her death She does just that, but only in death, which makes enough of a mark on Winston that he calls for a public inquiry into the cause of the Great Smog, which eventually leads to the Clean Air Act 1956.



* GirlFriday: To Winston.

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* GirlFriday: To Winston.Churchill, who takes a shine to the plucky young newcomer.


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* SacrificialLamb: The sudden death of such a true-hearted, impressive young woman is the jolt it takes to compel Churchill to call a public inquiry and introduce the Clean Air Act of 1956.
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* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...only to get run over [[SurpriseCrash by a bus]].

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* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...only to get run over [[SurpriseCrash [[SurpriseCarCrash by a bus]].

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* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...only to get run over by a bus.
* SatelliteCharacter: Subverted. While most of what we know of her character revolves around her relationship with Winston, we also get to meet her roommate, see her neighbourhood and learn a little bit about her family.
* SurpriseCarCrash

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* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...only to get run over [[SurpriseCrash by a bus.
* SatelliteCharacter: Subverted. While most of what we know of her character revolves around her relationship with Winston, we also get to meet her roommate, see her neighbourhood and learn a little bit about her family.
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold
* HeroWorshipper

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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold
HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: A sweet young woman with hay-coloured hair.
* HeroWorshipperHeroWorshipper: To Churchill.
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* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: After reading Winston's memoirs, she is inspired to make her own mark on the world however she can. [[spoiler: Her death makes enough of a mark on Winston that he calls for a public inquiry into the cause of the Great Smog, which eventually leads to the Clean Air Act 1956.]]
* {{Determinator}}: After walking her sick roommate through the Great Smog to the hospital, she tells the skeptical doctor she can get the Prime Minister to supply more money. After he mocks her, she immediately sets off to do just that, [[spoiler: with tragic results]].

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* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: After reading Winston's memoirs, she is inspired to make her own mark on the world however she can. [[spoiler: Her death makes enough of a mark on Winston that he calls for a public inquiry into the cause of the Great Smog, which eventually leads to the Clean Air Act 1956.]]
1956.
* {{Determinator}}: After walking her sick roommate through the Great Smog to the hospital, she tells the skeptical doctor she can get the Prime Minister to supply more money. After he mocks her, she immediately sets off to do just that, [[spoiler: with tragic results]].results.



* LookBothWays: [[spoiler: Subverted in that the Great Smog basically makes this impossible.]]

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* LookBothWays: [[spoiler: Subverted in that the Great Smog basically makes this impossible.]]



* MoralityPet: To Winston; [[spoiler: her death during the Great Smog]] finally makes him see it as more than just extreme weather.
* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...[[spoiler: only to get run over by a bus]].

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* MoralityPet: To Winston; [[spoiler: her death during the Great Smog]] Smog finally makes him see it as more than just extreme weather.
* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...[[spoiler: only to get run over by a bus]].bus.
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* TheJeeves: He's often called on for help in his introductory episode, as his the Duke was in the advanced stages of cancer at the time.

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* TheJeeves: He's often called on for help in his introductory episode, as his the Duke was in the advanced stages of cancer at the time.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: He has his own interesting story in real life, having worked for the Duke and Duchess in his native Bahamas and then after resigning following the death of the Duke, he came back to help curate a collection of the Duke and Duchess's belongings after Mohammed al-Fayed rented their villa as a museum in the 1980s.
* TheJeeves: He is often called for help in his introductory episode, justified as his boss is suffering from cancer.
* OldRetainer: Has been working for the Duke and Duchess since the 1940s when he was 16 and David was governor of the Bahamas.

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* HeroOfAnotherStory: He has his own interesting story in real life, real-life story, having worked for the Duke and Duchess in his native Bahamas and then after resigning following the death of the Duke, he came back to help curate a collection of the Duke and Duchess's belongings after Mohammed al-Fayed rented their villa as a museum in the 1980s.
* TheJeeves: He is He's often called on for help in his introductory episode, justified as his boss is suffering from cancer.
the Duke was in the advanced stages of cancer at the time.
* OldRetainer: Has been working Worked for the Duke and Duchess since the 1940s when he was 16 and David was governor Governor of the Bahamas.
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* MamaBear: One of her motivations to finally get a divorce, occurs when Mike neglected to call their young daughter to wish her happy birthday.

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* MamaBear: One of her motivations to finally get a divorce, divorce occurs when Mike neglected to call their young daughter to wish her happy birthday.
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!!Dr Edward "Tedi" Millward MP

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!!Dr Edward "Tedi" Millward MPMillward
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* AwfulWeddedLife: She is married to Mike and is very unhappy with him, and it doesn't help that he isn't there for the children and cheats on her. She decides to get a divorce as soon as she could.
* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: Elizabeth and Tommy are astonished that Eileen should speak to them so bluntly and harshly.
* MamaBear: One of the this is one of the things that motivate her to finally get a divorce, he neglected to call their daughter to wish her happy birthday.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: She delivers one to Tommy and Elizabeth, telling them that the work with the Royal family damages family and marital relations of their employees.

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* AwfulWeddedLife: She is married to Mike and Mike, is very unhappy with him, and it doesn't help that him as he isn't there for the children and cheats on her. her, and is never around for the children. She decides to get a divorce as soon as she could.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: Queen Elizabeth and Tommy are astonished that Eileen should dare speak to them so bluntly and harshly.
harshly.
* MamaBear: One of the this is one of the things that motivate her motivations to finally get a divorce, he occurs when Mike neglected to call their young daughter to wish her happy birthday.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: She delivers one to Tommy and Elizabeth, telling them that the work with working for the Royal family damages the family and marital relations of their employees.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: He has an interesting story himself in real life, having worked for the Duke and Duchess in his native Bahamas and then after resigning post death of the Duke, he came back to help curate a collection of the Duke and Duchess's belongings after Mohammed al-Fayed rented their villa in the 1980s to be a museum.

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* HeroOfAnotherStory: He has an his own interesting story himself in real life, having worked for the Duke and Duchess in his native Bahamas and then after resigning post following the death of the Duke, he came back to help curate a collection of the Duke and Duchess's belongings after Mohammed al-Fayed rented their villa as a museum in the 1980s to be a museum.1980s.
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!!John Armstrong!!Mr John Armstrong
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* AggressiveCategorism: Absolutely ''hates'' the Royal Family, and writes withering columns in his newspaper about their exploits.

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-> '''Played by:'' Colin Morgan

A journalist for "The Guardian" who holds very critical views of the Royal Family.

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-> '''Played by:'' by:''' Colin Morgan

A journalist for "The Guardian" ''The Guardian'' who holds very critical views of the Royal Family.


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* AggressiveCategorism: Absolutely ''hates'' the Royal Family, and writes withering columns in his newspaper about their exploits.
* CanonForeigner: His scathing report on the "At home with the Royal Family" documentary, as well as his interview with Princess Alice, are pure fiction.
* OddFriendship: Despite his staunch anti-monarchist stance, Princess Alice and her tragic backstory and altruistic life melt his heart, and he writes a suitably supportive piece on her at a time when the Royals badly need some good (in-series) PR.

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!!The Right Honourable Marcia Williams, Baroness Falkender
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-> '''Played by:''' Sinead Matthews

The private secretary, then political secretary, and then Labour politician under Wilson.

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!!The Right Honourable Marcia Williams, Baroness Falkender
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!!John Armstrong
-> '''Played by:''' Sinead Matthews

The private secretary, then political secretary, and then Labour politician under Wilson.
by:'' Colin Morgan

A journalist for "The Guardian" who holds very critical views of the Royal Family.



* AggressiveCategorism: Absolutely ''hates'' the Royal Family.
* FieryRedhead: Has strawberry blonde hair and a hot temper to match -- she even openly bollocks the PM when she feels he's acting weakly.
* NumberTwo: To Harold Wilson -- As ''The Guardian'' wrote in her obituary, everyone agreed that Williams “was the single most influential figure among his staff."



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!!John Armstrong
-> '''Played by:'' Colin Morgan

A journalist for "The Guardian" who holds very critical views of the Royal Family.

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!!Marcia Williams, The RT. Honorable Baroness Falkender

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* FieryRedhead: Has strawberry blonde hair and has a hot temper to match.

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* AggressiveCategorism: Absolutely ''hates'' the Royal Family.
* FieryRedhead: Has strawberry blonde hair and has a hot temper to match.
match -- she even openly bollocks the PM when she feels he's acting weakly.
* NumberTwo: To Harold Wilson -- As ''The Guardian'' wrote in her obituary, everyone agreed that Williams “was the single most influential figure among his staff."
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!! Mr Arthur Scargill

->'''Played By''': David Wilmot

The President of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) who calls on two strikes during 1972 and 1974 against Heath's Government.

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!!Dr Edward "Tedi" Millward MP
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-> '''Played by:''' Mark Lewis Jones

A proud Welsh nationalist and republican who finds himself tutoring Prince Charles in the Welsh language ahead of Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales.

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!!Dr Edward "Tedi" Millward MP
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!!Marcia Williams, The RT. Honorable Baroness Falkender
-> '''Played by:''' Mark Lewis Jones

A proud Welsh nationalist
Sinead Matthews

The private secretary, then political secretary,
and republican who finds himself tutoring Prince Charles in the Welsh language ahead of Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales.
then Labour politician under Wilson.



* BerserkButton: He's enraged by intellectual laziness, especially when Charles cheerfully confesses to have not yet visited the university's library and demonstrates complete ignorance of Welsh history.
* GoodParents: He and his wife Silvia are a very happy and close family with their young son Andras. It's telling how much Charles longingly notices this.
* HappilyMarried: Met his wife at a Welsh independence march and is clearly affectionate with her and their son.
* PatrioticFervor: Wales is part of the United Kingdom, though he yearns for the days when Wales can call itself an independent republic, as opposed to a principality within the U.K.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Unloads on Charles for not taking his Welsh education seriously and compares Charles unfavorably to Edward VIII and Edward VII (and presumably George V as well), who all showed little to no interest in Wales despite being past Princes of Wales.
* SeriousBusiness: He despises the monarchy, but he also won't give up the chance to teach and promote the Welsh language and impart some knowledge of Wales and its history on someone in an influential position like Charles.
* SympathyForTheDevil: For Millward, Charles represents a repressive force that's been holding down Wales for centuries. But he also comes to see Charles as a lonely soul who's been profoundly damaged by his upbringing.

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* BerserkButton: He's enraged by intellectual laziness, especially when Charles cheerfully confesses to have not yet visited the university's library FieryRedhead: Has strawberry blonde hair and demonstrates complete ignorance of Welsh history.
* GoodParents: He and his wife Silvia are
has a very happy and close family with their young son Andras. It's telling how much Charles longingly notices this.
* HappilyMarried: Met his wife at a Welsh independence march and is clearly affectionate with her and their son.
* PatrioticFervor: Wales is part of the United Kingdom, though he yearns for the days when Wales can call itself an independent republic, as opposed
hot temper to a principality within the U.K.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Unloads on Charles for not taking his Welsh education seriously and compares Charles unfavorably to Edward VIII and Edward VII (and presumably George V as well), who all showed little to no interest in Wales despite being past Princes of Wales.
* SeriousBusiness: He despises the monarchy, but he also won't give up the chance to teach and promote the Welsh language and impart some knowledge of Wales and its history on someone in an influential position like Charles.
* SympathyForTheDevil: For Millward, Charles represents a repressive force that's been holding down Wales for centuries. But he also comes to see Charles as a lonely soul who's been profoundly damaged by his upbringing.
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!!Mrs Silvia Hart Millward
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-> '''Played by:''' Nia Roberts

A proud Welsh Nationalist and wife of Edward who is less than pleased about her husband tutoring a member of the Royal Family in the Welsh language.

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!!John Armstrong
-> '''Played by:''' Nia Roberts

by:'' Colin Morgan

A proud Welsh Nationalist and wife of Edward journalist for "The Guardian" who is less than pleased about her husband tutoring a member holds very critical views of the Royal Family in the Welsh language.
Family.



* EasilyOverheardConversation: She is talking with someone on the phone about her husband bringing Charles round for dinner (in Welsh) when she sees the guest of honour has arrived (though luckily he is not fluent yet).
* GoodParents: Enjoys a happy and close life with her husband and soon-to-be two children.
* HappilyMarried: Enjoys an affectionate lifestyle with her husband, even sharing similar political interests.
* {{Housewife}}: A classic example with the apron over a feminine and stylish dress and cooking in the kitchen.
* SympathyForTheDevil: As a mother herself, she feels sympathy for Charles and his cold relationship with his own mother.
* TranquilFury: Her mood when her husband brings Charles home as a guest counts as this, to say the least.



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!!Mr Sydney Johnson
-> '''Played by:''' Connie M'Gadzah

A valet of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.

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!!Dr Edward "Tedi" Millward MP
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Mark Lewis Jones

A valet of proud Welsh nationalist and republican who finds himself tutoring Prince Charles in the Duke and Duchess Welsh language ahead of Windsor.
Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales.


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* BerserkButton: He's enraged by intellectual laziness, especially when Charles cheerfully confesses to have not yet visited the university's library and demonstrates complete ignorance of Welsh history.
* GoodParents: He and his wife Silvia are a very happy and close family with their young son Andras. It's telling how much Charles longingly notices this.
* HappilyMarried: Met his wife at a Welsh independence march and is clearly affectionate with her and their son.
* PatrioticFervor: Wales is part of the United Kingdom, though he yearns for the days when Wales can call itself an independent republic, as opposed to a principality within the U.K.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Unloads on Charles for not taking his Welsh education seriously and compares Charles unfavorably to Edward VIII and Edward VII (and presumably George V as well), who all showed little to no interest in Wales despite being past Princes of Wales.
* SeriousBusiness: He despises the monarchy, but he also won't give up the chance to teach and promote the Welsh language and impart some knowledge of Wales and its history on someone in an influential position like Charles.
* SympathyForTheDevil: For Millward, Charles represents a repressive force that's been holding down Wales for centuries. But he also comes to see Charles as a lonely soul who's been profoundly damaged by his upbringing.

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!!Mrs Silvia Hart Millward
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-> '''Played by:''' Nia Roberts

A proud Welsh Nationalist and wife of Edward who is less than pleased about her husband tutoring a member of the Royal Family in the Welsh language.

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* EasilyOverheardConversation: She is talking with someone on the phone about her husband bringing Charles round for dinner (in Welsh) when she sees the guest of honour has arrived (though luckily he is not fluent yet).
* GoodParents: Enjoys a happy and close life with her husband and soon-to-be two children.
* HappilyMarried: Enjoys an affectionate lifestyle with her husband, even sharing similar political interests.
* {{Housewife}}: A classic example with the apron over a feminine and stylish dress and cooking in the kitchen.
* SympathyForTheDevil: As a mother herself, she feels sympathy for Charles and his cold relationship with his own mother.
* TranquilFury: Her mood when her husband brings Charles home as a guest counts as this, to say the least.

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!!Mr Sydney Johnson
-> '''Played by:''' Connie M'Gadzah

A valet of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.

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* HeroOfAnotherStory: He has an interesting story himself in real life, having worked for the Duke and Duchess in his native Jamaica and then after resigning post death of the Duke, he came back to help curate a collection of the Duke and Duchess's belongings after Mohammed al-Fayed rented their villa in the 1980s to be a museum.

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* HeroOfAnotherStory: He has an interesting story himself in real life, having worked for the Duke and Duchess in his native Jamaica Bahamas and then after resigning post death of the Duke, he came back to help curate a collection of the Duke and Duchess's belongings after Mohammed al-Fayed rented their villa in the 1980s to be a museum.



* OldRetainer: Has been working for the Duke and Duchess since the 1940s when he was 16 and David was governor of Jamaica.

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A manservant valet of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.



* HeroOfAnotherStory: He has an interesting story himself in real life, having worked for the Duke and Duchess in his native Jamaica and then after resigning post death of the Duke, he came back to help curate a collection of the Duke and Duchess's belongings after Mohammed al-Fayed rented their villa in the 1980s to be a museum.




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* CompassionateCritic: He only criticizes Elizabeth because he wants the monarchy to succeed and the last longer. and part of that means modernizing the monarchy and for the monarchs to connect with the common people.

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* CompassionateCritic: He only criticizes Elizabeth because he wants the monarchy to succeed and the last longer. endure, and part of that means modernizing the monarchy modernization, and for the monarchs to connect with the common people.



!!Edward "Tedi" Millward

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* BerserkButton: He's enraged by intellectual laziness, especially when Charles cheerfully confesses to have not yet gone to the university's library and demonstrates complete ignorance of Welsh history.
* GoodParents: He and his wife Silvia are a very happy and close family with their young son Andras. It's lampshaded how much Charles longingly notices this.
* HappilyMarried: Met his wife at a march is clearly affectionate with her and their son, they even share the same in-jokes.

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* BerserkButton: He's enraged by intellectual laziness, especially when Charles cheerfully confesses to have not yet gone to visited the university's library and demonstrates complete ignorance of Welsh history.
* GoodParents: He and his wife Silvia are a very happy and close family with their young son Andras. It's lampshaded telling how much Charles longingly notices this.
* HappilyMarried: Met his wife at a Welsh independence march and is clearly affectionate with her and their son, they even share son.
* PatrioticFervor: Wales is part of
the same in-jokes.United Kingdom, though he yearns for the days when Wales can call itself an independent republic, as opposed to a principality within the U.K.



* SeriousBusiness: He despises the monarchy, but he also won't give up the chance to teach and promote the Welsh language and impart some knowledge of Wales and its history on someone in an influential position.

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* SeriousBusiness: He despises the monarchy, but he also won't give up the chance to teach and promote the Welsh language and impart some knowledge of Wales and its history on someone in an influential position.position like Charles.



!!Silvia Hart Millward

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* EasilyOverheardConversation: She is talking with someone on the phone about her husband and Charles (in Welsh) when she sees the guest of honor (luckily he is not fluent yet).

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* EasilyOverheardConversation: She is talking with someone on the phone about her husband and bringing Charles round for dinner (in Welsh) when she sees the guest of honor (luckily honour has arrived (though luckily he is not fluent yet).



* MamaBear: She is clearly devoted and protective and loving with her son and seems appalled at the idea that Charles never knew about having warm parents.
* PinkIsFeminine: Her default choice of wardrobe color, every time we have seen her (even in her nightgown) she is wearing pink (sometimes with different color) tying in to her role as a defender of her home (both homeland and family) and role as a Mother.
* PregnantBadass: She is clearly showing her second pregnancy (to real-life singer Llio) and a fierce defender of her culture and language.
* SympathyForTheDevil: Similar to her husband regarding Charles.
* TranquilFury: Her mood about her husband bringing Charles home as a guest counts as this, to say the least.
* TrueBlueFemininity: When she watches the Investiture of Charles, she is wearing a blue shift dress while rubbing her pregnant belly.

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* MamaBear: She is clearly devoted and protective and loving with her son and seems appalled at the idea that Charles never knew about having warm parents.
* PinkIsFeminine: Her default choice of wardrobe color, every time we have seen her (even in her nightgown) she is wearing pink (sometimes with different color) tying in to her role as a defender of her home (both homeland and family) and role as a Mother.
* PregnantBadass: She is clearly showing her second pregnancy (to real-life singer Llio) and a fierce defender of her culture and language.
* SympathyForTheDevil: Similar to her husband regarding Charles.
As a mother herself, she feels sympathy for Charles and his cold relationship with his own mother.
* TranquilFury: Her mood about when her husband bringing brings Charles home as a guest counts as this, to say the least.
* TrueBlueFemininity: When she watches the Investiture of Charles, she is wearing a blue shift dress while rubbing her pregnant belly.



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[[folder:Sydney Johnson]]
!!Sydney Johnson
-> '''Played by:''' Connie M'Gadzah

A manservant of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.

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The expanding political and social figures (including spouses and fictional characters) featured in ''Series/TheCrown2016''. Beware of spoilers.
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!! Other Characters
[[folder: Clementine Churchill]]
!!Dame Clementine "Clemmie" Churchill
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->'''Played By''': Harriet Walter

->''"I had hoped I'd seen the back of this place."''

The wife of Winston Churchill. Loyal and devoted to her husband, her devotion extends to trying to help him realise that he is no longer the man of energy and accomplishment that he believes himself to be.

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* BurnBabyBurn: Her solution to the loathed Sutherland portrait.
* EatingTheEyeCandy: Churchill accuses her of doing this to his portrait painter, Graham Sutherland. She doesn't deny it.
* HappilyMarried: To Sir Winston.
* OhNoNotAgain: Openly unhappy about living at 10 Downing Street a second time.
* ParentingTheHusband: Clemmie has to do this on a few occasions.
** She commands Winston (in a whisper) to shut up as he rather loudly reminds her why Philip's sisters were not invited to the royal wedding... in the middle of the royal wedding.
** After Winston's stroke, she lectures him for deceiving the Queen about the extent of his health problems. She orders him back to bed in case the excitement of President Eisenhower's upcoming visit becomes too much for him... which it does seconds later.
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[[folder: Venetia Scott]]
!!Miss Venetia Scott
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->'''Played By''': Kate Phillips

->''"You were 24. All energy and hope and passion and fire. It's remarkable."''

A personal secretary to the Prime Minister.

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* AudienceSurrogate: As she experiences the particulars and peculiarities of life working at Number 10, so do we.
* CompositeCharacter: Winston Churchill never had a secretary named Venetia Scott. However, her experiences as his secretary are in line with that of his many real-life secretaries.
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: After reading Winston's memoirs, she is inspired to make her own mark on the world however she can. [[spoiler: Her death makes enough of a mark on Winston that he calls for a public inquiry into the cause of the Great Smog, which eventually leads to the Clean Air Act 1956.]]
* {{Determinator}}: After walking her sick roommate through the Great Smog to the hospital, she tells the skeptical doctor she can get the Prime Minister to supply more money. After he mocks her, she immediately sets off to do just that, [[spoiler: with tragic results]].
-->I'll show you!
* GirlFriday: To Winston.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold
* HeroWorshipper
* LookBothWays: [[spoiler: Subverted in that the Great Smog basically makes this impossible.]]
* LookingForLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: Averted; she's had enough disappointing one-night stands that she'd rather read Winston's memoirs at home than join her roommate at the pub.
* MoralityPet: To Winston; [[spoiler: her death during the Great Smog]] finally makes him see it as more than just extreme weather.
* PluckyOfficeGirl: She manages to get her friend to a hospital amidst the toxic fog and vows to get the government involved...[[spoiler: only to get run over by a bus]].
* SatelliteCharacter: Subverted. While most of what we know of her character revolves around her relationship with Winston, we also get to meet her roommate, see her neighbourhood and learn a little bit about her family.
* SurpriseCarCrash
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[[folder: Graham Sutherland]]
!!Mr Graham Sutherland
->'''Played By''': Creator/StephenDillane

An English artist of the modernist school, who is commissioned by both Houses of Parliament to paint a portrait of Winston Churchill to celebrate his eightieth birthday. Devoted to capturing truth within his art, his refusal to be bound by the idealistic and mythic view of Churchill that the man himself holds and promotes leads to painful realisations and tension.

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* FriendlyEnemy: Sutherland is a modernist, something that hardly fails to get the deeply conservative (both in art and politics) Churchill's back up, and he accuses Sutherland at several points of being a "socialist." Nevertheless, Sutherland sincerely claims to have accepted the commission because he is an admirer of Churchill, and the two men end up finding some points of commonality and friendship. This is partly why Churchill reacts so poorly to the portrait that Sutherland ends up painting; he views it as a personal betrayal as well as political sabotage.
* JerkassHasAPoint: From Churchill's perspective, at least; he initially accuses Sutherland of performing a cruel character assassination with his portrait, but ultimately cannot argue when Sutherland retorts that all he did was paint the truth, and the truth -- as much as Churchill tries to pretend otherwise -- is simply that Churchill is an elderly man in the twilight of his life.
--> '''Sutherland:''' I showed those sketches to your wife throughout. She remarked on how accurate they were.\\
'''Churchill:''' That is the whole point! It is not a reasonably truthful image of me!\\
'''Sutherland:''' It ''is'', sir.\\
'''Churchill:''' It is not! It is cruel!\\
'''Sutherland:''' ''[Finally snapping]'' ''AGE IS CRUEL!'' If you see decay, it’s because there’s decay. If you see frailty, it’s because there’s frailty. I can’t be blamed for what is, and I refuse to hide and disguise what I see. If you are engaged in a fight with something, then it’s not with me. It’s with your own blindness.
* TallDarkAndHandsome: Mrs. Churchill describes him as "a bit of a Heathcliff"
* WartsAndAll: What Churchill dislikes about his portrait by Sutherland, as he wanted the portrait to show him as Sir Winston Churchill, Prime Minister and Statesmen, not Winston Churchill, a tired, 80-year-old man. After arguing with Sutherland about the portrait, he admits privately to his wife that the portrait is the truth, and he can do nothing about it. As in real life, Lady Churchill later has the portrait burned as the episode ends.
* WhamLine: Compared to Stephen Dillane's otherwise understated delivery, his "AGE IS CRUEL!!!" really hits home.
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[[folder: Eileen Parker]]
!!Mrs Eileen Parker
->'''Played By''': Chloe Pirrie

The wife of Mike Parker, Philip's Private Secretary. She has a much less glowing view of his life and connections to royalty than he does.

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* AwfulWeddedLife: She is married to Mike and is very unhappy with him, and it doesn't help that he isn't there for the children and cheats on her. She decides to get a divorce as soon as she could.
* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: Elizabeth and Tommy are astonished that Eileen should speak to them so bluntly and harshly.
* MamaBear: One of the this is one of the things that motivate her to finally get a divorce, he neglected to call their daughter to wish her happy birthday.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: She delivers one to Tommy and Elizabeth, telling them that the work with the Royal family damages family and marital relations of their employees.
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[[folder: Lady Dorothy Macmillan]]
!!Lady Dorothy Macmillan
->'''Played By''': Sylvestra Le Touzel

The wife of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. They do not have a particularly happy relationship.

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* FatBitch: She is very heavyset and has a very unpleasant (to the point of emotionally abusive) attitude towards Harold.
* YourCheatingHeart: She has a boyfriend on the side for years, but their trysts are depicted as less of an issue than her disrespect of her husband is.
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[[folder: Lord Altrincham]]
!!The Right Honourable John Grigg, 2nd Baron Altrincham
->'''Played By''': John Heffernan

An English aristocrat and journalist, who holds views on the antiquated and out-of-touch nature of the monarchy and need for modernisation that causes much controversy.

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* TheDentistEpisode: Skips out on a repeatedly postponed dental appointment throughout the season 2 episode "Marionettes."
* CompassionateCritic: He only criticizes Elizabeth because he wants the monarchy to succeed and the last longer. and part of that means modernizing the monarchy and for the monarchs to connect with the common people.
* PompousPoliticalPundit: Defenders of the monarchy view him as such.
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The end credits mention how the Crown eventually implemented nearly all of Altrincham's suggestions for reform, as well as [[MeaningfulRename the renunciation of his title]].
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[[folder:Edward Millward]]
!!Edward "Tedi" Millward
-> '''Played by:''' Mark Lewis Jones

A proud Welsh nationalist and republican who finds himself tutoring Prince Charles in the Welsh language ahead of Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales.

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* BerserkButton: He's enraged by intellectual laziness, especially when Charles cheerfully confesses to have not yet gone to the university's library and demonstrates complete ignorance of Welsh history.
* GoodParents: He and his wife Silvia are a very happy and close family with their young son Andras. It's lampshaded how much Charles longingly notices this.
* HappilyMarried: Met his wife at a march is clearly affectionate with her and their son, they even share the same in-jokes.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Unloads on Charles for not taking his Welsh education seriously and compares Charles unfavorably to Edward VIII and Edward VII (and presumably George V as well), who all showed little to no interest in Wales despite being past Princes of Wales.
* SeriousBusiness: He despises the monarchy, but he also won't give up the chance to teach and promote the Welsh language and impart some knowledge of Wales and its history on someone in an influential position.
* SympathyForTheDevil: For Millward, Charles represents a repressive force that's been holding down Wales for centuries. But he also comes to see Charles as a lonely soul who's been profoundly damaged by his upbringing.

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[[folder:Silvia Hart Millward]]
!!Silvia Hart Millward
-> '''Played by:''' Nia Roberts

A proud Welsh Nationalist and wife of Edward who is less than pleased about her husband tutoring a member of the Royal Family in the Welsh language.

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* EasilyOverheardConversation: She is talking with someone on the phone about her husband and Charles (in Welsh) when she sees the guest of honor (luckily he is not fluent yet).
* GoodParents: Enjoys a happy and close life with her husband and soon-to-be two children.
* HappilyMarried: Enjoys an affectionate lifestyle with her husband, even sharing similar political interests.
* {{Housewife}}: A classic example with the apron over a feminine and stylish dress and cooking in the kitchen.
* MamaBear: She is clearly devoted and protective and loving with her son and seems appalled at the idea that Charles never knew about having warm parents.
* PinkIsFeminine: Her default choice of wardrobe color, every time we have seen her (even in her nightgown) she is wearing pink (sometimes with different color) tying in to her role as a defender of her home (both homeland and family) and role as a Mother.
* PregnantBadass: She is clearly showing her second pregnancy (to real-life singer Llio) and a fierce defender of her culture and language.
* SympathyForTheDevil: Similar to her husband regarding Charles.
* TranquilFury: Her mood about her husband bringing Charles home as a guest counts as this, to say the least.
* TrueBlueFemininity: When she watches the Investiture of Charles, she is wearing a blue shift dress while rubbing her pregnant belly.

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