Netflix’s original series The Crown painted a unique and intimate portrait of Britain’s longest-reigning monarch. Written by expert historical biographer Robert Lacey, this official companion to the show is an in-depth exploration of the early years of Elizabeth II’s time as Queen (1947 – 1955), complete with extensive research, additional material and exclusive, beautifully reproduced images.
Robert Lacey debates with Tom Bower on ITV’s Good Morning Britain on the future head of the Commonwealth. Commonwealth leaders will meet behind closed…
Robert Lacey, historical consultant and author of THE CROWN: The Official Companion for the award-winning Netflix series, is quoted in regards to this question about Season 2, Episode 1: ‘Was THE CROWN Right About Prince Philip’s Alleged Affair?’
During his two-week trip to the United States, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will visit Washington, New York, Houston, Boston and his beloved Silicon Valley, where he will seek partners to help liberate his country from its dependence on oil. This article is co-written with the distinguished Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi.
Britain once had a ‘big stick’, now the prime minister has little influence over Prince Mohammed bin Salman, explains Robert Lacey in this article co-written with the distinguished Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, currently self-exiled from the Kingdom in Washington DC.
Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi journalist and author and Robert Lacey, author of “Inside the Kingdom” and a historical consultant to the Netflix series “The Crown” write in the Washington Post.
Robert Lacey was the Historical Consultant on The Crown, watch the official trailer from season two here.
