Prime Video, Netflix and BritBox have multiple documentaries on Queen Elizabeth's life.
Terrestrial television halted its scheduled programmings in order to accommodate rolling coverage of Queen Elizabeth's death. Most channels have suspended their regular lineups today in favour of memorials and remembrance specials with only a few sister channels returning to their standard programming.
For the next several days, television as a whole will remember Queen Elizabeth in news specials and documentaries but there are several already available on streaming services. Netflix, Prime Video and Britbox all have a range of exclusives following the Queen's history and monumental moments in her life.
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A Queen is Crowned (1953) - Britbox
Sir Laurence Oliver documents the Queen's journey to her coronation. Viewers watch the extravagant ceremony unwrap as they trace Queen Elizabeth's steps from the time King George VI's death was announced to the moment she becomes Queen. The BAFTA award winner was filmed in technicolour and was considered a must-watch at the time as her father's coronation was filmed in black and white.
Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen (2022) - BBCiPlayer
The 75-minute film documents the monarch's early years as Queen including her birth and coronation. Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen was released earlier this year and features some exclusive never before seen footage of her and the royal family that was previously locked in the British Film Institute vaults.
Elizabeth At 90: A Family Tribute (2006) - Prime Video
The BBC documentary follows the Queen as she marked her 90th birthday. Multiple family members including William, Harry and Kate all make an appearance as she celebrated, at the time, her 60-year reign.
Elizabeth and Margaret: Love and Loyalty (2020) - Netflix
The two-part documentary detailed the close relationship Queen Elizabeth had with her younger sister Princess Margaret, who died aged 71 in 2002. The story shows how they coped after their uncle abdicated the throne and Margaret's rebellious years before becoming a pillar of support for her sister.
Elizabeth: A Portrait in Parts (2022) - Prime Video
Rare footage was shown in cinemas to make the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. Rereleased on Prime Video, the documentary gave a fresh insight to the UK's longest reigning monarch during the monumental milestone.
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