The Women of Windsor explained

The Women of Windsor
Director:	Steven Hilliard Stern
Producer:	John Danylkiw
Starring:	Sallyanne Law Nicola Formby Jim Piddock Robert Meadmore
Distributor:	CBS
Runtime:	182 minutes
Country:	Canada
Language:	English

The Women of Windsor is a Canadian television movie of 1992 telling the stories of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Sarah, Duchess of York, directed by Steven Hilliard Stern.^[1]

The movie was filmed in Toronto and London.^[2]

Cast

• Nicola Formby as Diana, Princess of Wales^[3]
• Sallyanne Law as Sarah, Duchess of York^[3]
• Robert Meadmore as Andrew, Duke of York^[3]
• Jim Piddock as Charles, Prince of Wales^[3]
• Carolyn Sadowska as Queen Elizabeth II^[3]
• David Fox as Major Ferguson^[3]
• Dixie Seatle as Camilla Parker-Bowles^[3]
• Deborah Burgess as Anne, Princess Royal^[3]
• Alan Murley as Mark Phillips^[3]
• Trulie MacLeod as Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon^[3]
• Ron Payne as Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh^[3]
• Nigel Bennett as Lawson^[3]
  • Eugene Robert Glazer Deborah Duchêne as Alice
• Barbara Gordon as Downing
• Neil Munro as Tony
• Donald Carrier as Private Secretary
• Dan Lett as Assistant Press Secretary
• Adam Bramble as Doctor
• Torri Higginson as Gwen
• Kristina Nicoll as Priscilla
• John Swindells as Police Instructor
• Leslie Tidd as Duke of Cumberland
• Claire Crawford as Duchess of Cumberland
• Edd Scorpio as Royal Chauffeur

External links

• The Women of Windsor, IMDb

Notes and References

1. New York Magazine, 26 October 1992, p. 133
2. Prouty, Variety Television Reviews 1991-92, p. 444
3. International Television & Video Almanac 1994 (Quigley Publishing Co., 1993), p. 492