Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Crown Jewels List

• The King's Speech - Focuses on British royalty and personal struggles within the monarchy.
• The Queen - Explores the life of Queen Elizabeth II during a pivotal moment in history.
• Victoria - Depicts the early life of Queen Victoria and her reign, similar in tone and historical context.
• The Tudors - Dramatizes the life of Henry VIII and his court, with a strong focus on royal intrigue.
• Downton Abbey - Explores the lives of the British aristocracy and their relationship with historical events.
• The Other Boleyn Girl - Focuses on royal court dynamics and the competition among powerful families.
• Pride and Prejudice - Deals with social class in England, similar to themes in The Crown Jewels.
• The White Queen - A historical drama that focuses on the Wars of the Roses and royal rivalries.
• Reign - Follows the life of Mary, Queen of Scots, featuring court intrigue and romantic entanglements.
• Wolf Hall - Another drama about the Tudor dynasty, highlighting political and personal conflicts in the royal court.
• Elizabeth - A biopic of Queen Elizabeth I, exploring her reign and challenges.
• The Favourite - Depicts life at the court of Queen Anne, filled with power struggles and historical context.
• Catherine the Great - Focuses on the life of the Russian empress and her reign's complexities, akin to royal dramas.
• The Last Kingdom - Historical drama with elements of royal lineage and power struggles, similar in scope.
• Medici: Masters of Florence - Explores the rise of the Medici family and the intrigues of Renaissance politics.
• The Spanish Princess - Follows the life of Catherine of Aragon and her royal ambitions, similar to power struggles in The Crown Jewels.
• Anne with an E - While more about personal stories, it has a backdrop of historical themes relevant to the period.
• Gentleman Jack - Focuses on a real-life figure in history, depicting social norms and relationships in the past.
• The Piazza - Takes a unique look at the lives of aristocrats, striking similar dynamics.
• The Spanish Civil War - Touching upon the royal and political influences during a tumultuous period in Spain.
• Borgia - A dramatization of the infamous Borgia family and their political manipulation in Renaissance Rome.
• The Gilded Age - Explores the rise of wealth and influence in America during a period of social change and class struggles.
• Belgravia - A tale of wealth, social intrigue, and family secrets set in 19th-century England.
• The Windsors - A comedic take on the British royal family, showcasing their public and private lives.
• Deadwood - Historical drama with rich character development and themes of power in a growing society.
• Versailles - Focuses on the life of Louis XIV and his construction of the Palace of Versailles, intertwining politics and personal drama.
• The Mongrels - A gritty and dark portrayal of power and class, relevant in constructing royal narratives.
• The Last Tsar - Focuses on the fall of the Russian royal family, providing insight into royal struggles.
• The Devil's Crown - An examination of the royal family across the years, giving historical context and royal intrigue.
• The Pillars of the Earth - A historical drama set in the 12th century, focusing on power and ambition.
• The Reign - Explores historical power dynamics, resembling themes from The Crown Jewels.
• My Lady Jane - Focuses on the life of Lady Jane Grey, intertwining historical elements with personal stories.
• The Duke - A historical comedy-drama about a real-life theft of a valuable portrait, highlighting class and morality.
• A Very British Scandal - Highlights a scandalous high-profile divorce involving the British aristocracy.
• Norsemen - A comedic approach to historical stories of power struggles, with a unique cultural lens.
• Submarine - Focuses on a young man navigating life and love against a backdrop of social expectation.
• The Virgin Queen - Explores Queen Elizabeth I's reign, showcasing the complexities of her rule.
• Knightfall - Centers around the historical role of the Knights Templar and their relationships with royalty.
• Bletchley Circle - Follows a group of women working in cryptography during World War II, highlighting women's roles in historical contexts.
• The Machine - Focuses on technological advances and their historical implications, showcasing similar struggles for power.
• The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die - A continuation that explores royal dynamics and conflict in the world of The Last Kingdom.