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This extraordinary crown was first worn by Joanna Miles as Queen Gertrude in the 1990 film production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. It was worn again in 2016 by Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria in the ITV series Victoria.
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This extraordinary crown was first worn by Joanna Miles as Queen Gertrude in the 1990 film production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. It was worn again in 2016 by Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria in the ITV series Victoria.
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This extraordinary crown was first worn by Joanna Miles as Queen Gertrude in the 1990 film production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. It was worn again in 2016 by Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria in the ITV series Victoria.
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Looks like old Queen Gertrude and new king Claudius went bling-shopping together to mark the occasion. The crown is a neat female companion piece to this crown worn by Claudius in the same production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern:
https://recycledmoviecostumes.com/costume/accessories054/
Haha, it’s so true!
I’ll need to watch R&G again and see if they wear their crowns together to see if they are one in the same, or a set.
Sry, I thought I had successfully deleted the older comment, hence the slight incoherence. Anyway, thanks to the wwwebs, we can answer that question just now – and I’m can rest a bit easier, as my memory still has its moments: Both crowns are worn together on screen. Though the movie really is quite ripe for a rewatch/I’m quite keen to see if it still holds…
https://thedrunkenodyssey.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/r-g-2.jpg
Thank you! I am gonna need to link these pages together!
One and the same with added/taken off bling or part of a series of the same model?
https://recycledmoviecostumes.com/costume/accessories054/#cst-accessories054
This is really intriguing. I am gonna have to do a deeper dive on this question. I love it!