Episode 4— Lady Margaret Beaufort: A Mother's Love
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Steffan Boje
as Richard, Duke of York
Darren J Bransford
as Richard III
Tom Durant Pritchard
as Edward IV
Adina Eady
as Elizabeth Woodville
Alexander Emmert
as Owen Tudor
Dan Jones
as Self - Presenter
Florin Kevorkian
as Thomas Stanley
Facundo Reyes
as Christopher Ursuick
Andrei Scorteanu
as Christopher Ursuick
Andreea Sovan
as Margaret Beaufort
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