The Royals is a captivating primetime soap opera that premiered in 2015, revolving around the fictional British royal family, the Henstridges. The show has garnered a significant following, and it’s worth taking a look at the cast members who seem destined for successful careers in the industry.
Max Brown: Stepping into the Spotlight
English actor Max Brown has appeared in numerous movies and TV shows, including some well-known titles. However, most of his roles have been secondary, and he hasn’t had much opportunity to take center stage. Now a main cast member on The Royals, it will be intriguing to see if this serves as a springboard for the rest of his career.
Elizabeth Hurley: A Storied Career
Although Elizabeth Hurley may not currently be at the height of her career, she has had numerous important roles over the years, such as Vanessa Kensington in the Austin Powers movies and the Devil in Bedazzled. With her successful acting career and various non-acting-related activities, Hurley has already made a significant impact in the industry.
William Moseley: From Narnia to Netflix
Some may recognize William Moseley as Peter Pevensie in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Today, he is involved in a variety of projects, with The Royals being just one of them. Moseley will also star in the upcoming Netflix movie The Little Mermaid, playing lead character Cam Harrison. This film has no connection to Disney’s well-known version, but its unique synopsis should help it stand out.
Alexandra Park: From Kids’ Show to Drama
Alexandra Park began her acting career in the Australian kids’ show The Elephant Princess. Since then, she has acted in various projects, including the upcoming drama movie Ben Is Back, which stars Lucas Hedges and Julia Roberts as the lead characters.
Merritt Patterson: Moving Beyond The Royals
Merritt Patterson may no longer be a main cast member on The Royals, but she has plenty of projects lined up. She will play the lead female role in Unbroken: Path to Redemption, a spiritual sequel to 2014’s Unbroken. Additionally, she starred in three made-for-TV movies in 2017, including two for the successful Hallmark Channel.
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