British Comedy Guide
British Comedy Guide
The House Of Windsor. Image shows from L to R: Lord 'Montague' Bermondsey (Leslie Phillips), Max Kelvin (Warren Clarke). Copyright: Granada Television
The House Of Windsor

The House Of Windsor

  • TV sitcom
  • ITV1
  • 1994
  • 6 episodes (1 series)

Topical sitcom focussed on the protocol and tradition-entrenched environs of Buckingham Palace and the Royal Household. Stars Leslie Phillips, Warren Clarke, Neil Stacy, Serena Gordon, Jeremy Sinden and more.

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