STARZ Channel reported about premiere date of The Spanish Princess season 3. TV Series will back on April 20, 2025. Watch below fresh news and rumors about upcoming season.
History Drama TV Series The Spanish Princess premiered on May 5, 2019 at STARZ Channel from United States. TV Series has 16 episodes in 2 seasons shown every Sunday at 8 pm. It was produced by Matthew Graham (Developer) and Matthew Graham (Executive Producer).
New episodes is aired on Sundays and has length 60 minutes. Audience ranking series with average rating 7.
This TV-series refers to a genre of historical drama. It is created on the basis of books, written by Ph. Gregory, an English novelist. In the focus of narration there is Catherine of Aragon, a princess of Spain, becoming an English royal consort afterwards. She arrives in England escorted by her court and tries to get accustomed to a national way of life and traditions. Her betrothed husband, Prince Arthur, dies almost after the solemnization of a marriage and Catherine proclaims the fact of a wedding-night absence. At the moment she may call for another person to get married to. It occurs to be Prince Harry, just a real author of romantic letters, addressed to her as if it was Arthur. The series renders an early epoch of the Tudors in a quiet remarkable way.
The Spanish Princess Season 3 Release Date
The STARZ Network is not yet announced what they will do with TV series “The Spanish Princess“. But looking for the last episodes schedule, possible release date of The Spanish Princess 3rd season is Sunday, April 20, 2025.
The Spanish Princess Season 3 Cast
The primary roles in TV series was played by Charlotte Hope as Catherine of Aragon and Stephanie Levi-John as Lina de Cardonnes. Likewise Harriet Walter (Margaret Beaufort), Laura Carmichael (Margaret “Maggie” Pole), Ruairi O’Connor (Prince Harry), Elliot Cowan (King Henry VII Tudor), Aaron Cobham (Oviedo), Olly Rix (Edward Stafford), Philip Cumbus (Thomas Wolsey), Nadia Parkes (Rosa), Jordan Renzo (Charlie Brandon), Richard Pepper (Thomas Boleyn), Alicia Borrachero (Queen Isabella), Daniel Cerqueira (De Fuensalida), Georgie Henley (Margaret “Meg” Tudor), Alan McKenna (Sir Richard Pole), Alexandra Moen (Queen Elizabeth), Alba Galocha (Juana la Loca) and Angus Imrie as Prince Arthur.
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