Prime Video will premiere the original series Su Majestad on February 27
Anna Castillo and Ernesto Alterio lead the cast, which includes Pablo Derqui, Ramón Barea, Ana María Vidal, Lucía Díez and Freddie Dennis, among others.
Su Majestad is created by Borja Cobeaga and Diego San José, and written with José Antonio Pérez Ledo. Cobeaga is also one of the directors together with Ginesta Guindal.
Prime Video announces the premiere of the original series, Su Majestad on February 27, a satirical comedy created by Borja Cobeaga (Superlópez, Ocho apellidos vascos, Pagafantas) and Diego San José (Celeste, Vota Juan, Ocho apellidos vascos); and starring Anna Castillo and Ernesto Alterio. Her Majesty, produced by 100 Balas (THE MEDIAPRO STUDIO) and Sayaka Productions, will debut on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories worldwide as part of the Prime subscription.
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Su Majestad is starring Anna Castillo (Nowhere, La Llamada, El Olivo) as the princess Pilar and Ernesto Alterio (Perfect Unknown, A Normal World, Narcos) as Guillermo, the princess’s secretary. The cast is complete by Pablo Derqui (Los renglones torcidos de Dios, Honeymoon, Isabel) as king Alfonso XIV; Ramón Barea (Historias para no dormir, Todos lo saben, Cinco lobitos), who will play the head of the Royal House; Ana María Vidal, (Los Artistas, primeros trazos), in the role of Guillermo’s mother; Lucía Díez, (Un hípster en la España vacía, El Cid, La otra mirada), who will play Camino, the best friend of princess Pilar; Pablo Vázquez (Galgos, A Thousand Miles from Christmas), as the head of Security and Freddie Dennis (Queen Charlotte: A Story of Bridgerton, The Nevers), which plays an old love of the princess, among others.
Spain, the year 2024. Pilar is a young princess and future queen of Spain who suddenly and hastily finds herself forced to lead the monarchical institution after a scandal involving her father, King Afonso XIV, had kept him out of public view for a few months. Pilar has to prove to the country that she is not the irresponsible, insolent, lazy and useless woman that everyone thinks she is. The problem is that in a way they are right.
The teaser poster features Princess Pilar (Anna Castillo) in her royal portrait, inspired by Velázquez’s royal horse portraits at the Prado Museum. The protagonist wears a couture design consisting of a Christian Dior skirt by Gianfranco Ferré, an iconic vintage mesh body by Gianni Versace and a metallic belt by Fendi, which fits perfectly to the armour that completes the look. It also presents an exquisite selection of jewels donated by the Costume Museum, carefully chosen for this portrait, among which are pieces that belonged to Queen Victoria Eugenie de Battemberg in 1923.
Borja Cobeaga and Diego San José are the creators of the series, who form the team of writers with the writer and screenwriter José Antonio Pérez Ledo (Órbita Laika, Ovejas eléctricas, Caminantes). The filmmaker Ginesta Guindal (Elite, Vida Perfecta, El Vecino) appears as a director alongside Cobeaga. Among the executive producers are Laura Fdez Espeso, Alejandro Flórez, Javier Méndez and Diego San José from MEDIAPRO studio, and Nahikari Ipiña and Borja Cobeaga from Sayaka Producciones.
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