The Windsors Series 3, Episode 6 - British Comedy Guide (original) (raw)

The Windsors. Image shows from L to R: Harry (Tom Durant-Pritchard), Pippa (Morgana Robinson), Meghan Markle (Kathryn Drysdale). Copyright: Noho Film and TV

Donald Trump invites Charles and Camilla to abandon England and become king and queen of America - but Wills suspect there is a sinister agenda behind the offer.

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Further details

Donald Trump invites Charles and Camilla to abandon England and become king and queen of America - but Wills suspect there is a sinister agenda behind the offer

Harry offers Pippa a job as his children's nanny, and Meghan makes a speech at the UN - but is persuaded to deliver it in Mandarin.

Beatrice is disappointed that recent revelations will stop her father walking her down the aisle - but her mother is more than happy to step in.

Broadcast details

Date

Tuesday 31st March 2020

Time

10:15pm

Channel

Channel 4

Length

30 minutes

Cast & crew

Cast

Harry Enfield Charles
Haydn Gwynne Camilla
Hugh Skinner Wills
Louise Ford Kate
Morgana Robinson Pippa
Ellie White Beatrice
Celeste Dring Eugenie
Katy Wix Fergie
Kathryn Drysdale Meghan Markle
Tom Durant-Pritchard Harry
Tim Wallers Andrew

Guest cast

Corey Johnson Donald Trump

Writing team

Bert Tyler-Moore Writer
George Jeffrie Writer
Emily Priestnall Script Editor

Production team

Amanda Blue Director
Paul Schlesinger Producer
Robert Wulff-Cochrane Executive Producer
Camilla Campbell Executive Producer
George Jeffrie Executive Producer
Bert Tyler-Moore Executive Producer
David Higginson Line Producer
Mark Williams Editor
Dan Robinson Editor
Mo Holden Production Designer
Nadira Seecoomar Casting Director
June Nevin Costume Designer
Daniel Trapp Director of Photography
Lulu Hall Make-up Designer
Ian Masterson Composer
Sam Morley Graphics
Claire Grossmith 1st Assistant Director
Jon Petrie Commissioning Editor

Video

Donald Trump wants an American Royal Family

Donald Trump asks Charles and Camilla to be King and Queen of America.

Featuring: Harry Enfield (Charles), Haydn Gwynne (Camilla), Hugh Skinner (Wills), Louise Ford (Kate) & Corey Johnson (Donald Trump).

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