The Serpent Queen

Samantha Morton portrays Catherine de' Medici, the resourceful and cunning Queen of France who navigates the turbulent political landscape of the 16th century.

Liv Hill plays the young Catherine de' Medici, providing insight into her early life and the events that shape her future as a powerful queen.

Amrita Acharia portrays Aabis, a close companion and confidante within Catherine's court.

Barry Atsma is Anne de Montmorency, an influential figure in the French court and a trusted advisor.

Enzo Cilenti plays Cosimo Ruggeri, an astrologer whose counsel is sought by Catherine throughout her reign.

Sennia Nanua portrays Rahima, a servant in Catherine's court who experiences the intricacies of palace life.

Kiruna Stamell is Mathilde, whose role supports the narrative of life within the court.

Nicholas Burns plays Antoine de Bourbon, a member of the French nobility with interests in the power dynamics of the time.

Beth Goddard is Antoinette de Bourbon, navigating her position within the intricate power structures of the French court.

Raza Jaffrey portrays Francis de Guise, a prominent nobleman involved in the political machinations of the era.

Danny Kirrane plays Louis de Bourbon, whose actions influence the course of events at court.

Ray Panthaki is Charles de Lorraine, involved in the political and religious disputes of the time.