If you loved the heartwarming charm of *The Royal Nanny (2022)*, you're in for a treat! This article highlights 10 similar movies and shows that capture the same mix of royal intrigue, family drama, and uplifting storytelling. Whether you're a fan of regal settings or touching nanny tales, these picks will keep you entertained.

The Queen (2006)
Description: A historical drama that delves into the British monarchy, portraying the personal and political challenges faced by Queen Elizabeth II. The film blends intimate character study with grand historical events.
Fact: Helen Mirren won an Academy Award for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II. The film's events are based on real-life incidents following Princess Diana's death.


The Tudors (2007)
Description: A lavish historical drama centered on the reign of King Henry VIII, featuring political machinations, romantic entanglements, and the opulence of royal life. The series blends historical events with dramatic storytelling.
Fact: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, who played Henry VIII, was significantly younger than the king was during the periods depicted. The series was filmed in Ireland, using many historic locations.


The King's Speech (2010)
Description: A historical drama about King George VI's struggle to overcome his stammer with the help of an unorthodox speech therapist. The film highlights the personal challenges behind royal duties.
Fact: The film won four Academy Awards including Best Picture. Colin Firth spent months working with a dialect coach to perfect the king's stammer.


Downton Abbey (2010)
Description: A period drama set in early 20th century England, focusing on the lives of both the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants. The show explores themes of class, duty, and romance in a grand estate setting.
Fact: The series was filmed at Highclere Castle, a real-life estate in Hampshire, England. It won three Golden Globe Awards and 15 Primetime Emmy Awards.


The White Queen (2013)
Description: A historical drama set during the Wars of the Roses, focusing on the women behind the throne. The series explores power struggles, royal marriages, and political alliances in medieval England.
Fact: Based on Philippa Gregory's historical novels. The series was filmed in Belgium, standing in for 15th century England.


Reign (2013)
Description: A historical fantasy drama following the early life of Mary, Queen of Scots, mixing royal politics with youthful romance and intrigue. The show presents a more modernized take on historical figures.
Fact: The costumes were intentionally anachronistic to appeal to younger audiences. Adelaide Kane, who played Mary, is actually Australian, not Scottish.


The Favourite (2018)
Description: A darkly comedic period drama set in the court of Queen Anne, focusing on political intrigue and personal rivalries. The film combines historical elements with sharp wit and unconventional storytelling.
Fact: The film used real candlelight for many scenes to maintain historical accuracy. Olivia Colman won an Academy Award for her portrayal of Queen Anne.


Victoria (2016)
Description: A historical series chronicling the early reign of Queen Victoria, showcasing her personal life, political struggles, and romantic relationships. The show captures the opulence and formality of royal life.
Fact: Jenna Coleman, who plays Queen Victoria, had to wear corsets so tight they sometimes made her faint. The series was filmed at various historic locations including Harewood House and Castle Howard.


The White Princess (2017)
Description: A sequel to The White Queen, continuing the story of the War of the Roses through the perspective of Elizabeth of York. The series maintains the focus on royal women navigating political turmoil.
Fact: Jodie Comer, who plays Elizabeth of York, later gained fame as Villanelle in Killing Eve. The series is based on another Philippa Gregory novel.


The Spanish Princess (2019)
Description: A historical drama following Catherine of Aragon's early life in England, blending royal politics with personal drama. The series continues the focus on strong female historical figures in royal settings.
Fact: Part of the same franchise as The White Queen and The White Princess. The production used authentic locations including Gloucester Cathedral.
