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EXCLUSIVE: She has gone from working-class prisoner in Vera Drake to the aristocracy as Lady Bagshaw in the Downton Abbey movie. Now Imelda Staunton has achieved royal status in The Crown.

Eagle-eyed fans got their first glimpse of the full trailer of The Crown series three on Sunday, ahead of its November 17 release. 

The actress, 45, transformation into the royal was showcased in a time-lapse video, which was presented as part of a new featurette about the show that was released on Wednesday.

Indeed, Olivia Colman walked away with the award for Best Female Actress courtesy of her roles in ITV drama Broadchurch and Channel 4 show Run – and she accepted her gong in a smart cream ensemble.

Olivia couldn't contain her emotion as she collected her award from Sam Neill, and apologised profusely for welling up on stage.

She told The Mirror of the 2004 ads: 'AA! That has become the bane of my life. I thought they were going to run that for about a week but they ran it for what felt like four times a day for a year.'

She was notably absent as The Wife star Glenn Close beat her to the award, little more than a week after failing to make an appearance at the London Critics Circle Awards.

Celebrities shared their appreciation to key workers for their tireless efforts to keep the nation running in the third week of the lockdown during the crisis ahead of the weekly Clap for the Carers.

Olivia Colman who succeeds Claire Foy as the Queen in The Crown, joined co-stars in revealing how they prepared for their roles. The series portrays the life of the Royal Family from 1964 to 1976.

She was hotly-tipped to scoop Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series during Sunday's Golden Globes.  Yet humble Olivia Colman admitted she was convincedthat she wouldn't

British actress Olivia Colman was seen in a sneak peek at her beauty routine before she hit the red carpet at the Golden Globes last night.

The Oscar-winning star, 46, looked regal in a stunning black gown with sheer chiffon sleeves and a purple floral embroidered top.

Olivia Colman joked that the evening she won her Oscar last year was 'the best night...of my husband's life.' She was at the Dolby Theatre this Sunday to present best actor to Joaquin Phoenix.

She's currently basking in a fresh round of critical and fan acclaim for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in the latest series of Netflix's The Crown.