Meet the cast of Channel 4's The Windsors
Harry Enfield, Morgana Robinson and Hugh Skinner head up the cast of the spoof royal comedy

Ever wondered what Christmas is really like for the royal family behind closed doors?
Well you still probably won’t know after watching the spoof comedy The Windsors. Returning to Channel 4 for a two-part Christmas special, this send-up of our real Royal family is lewd, irreverent and very funny.
Here, we bring you a who’s who of The Windsors:
Harry Enfield – Prince Charles

Who does he play? A Prince Charles who enjoys LBC phone-ins and furiously protecting his Duchy Originals brand, and thinks the worst thing about being the Prince of Wales is having to actually go to Wales.
Where have I seen him? One of the country’s best-loved comic actors, Enfield made his name in Spitting Image during the 1980s before becoming a household name with his own TV shows and numerous sketch shows alongside comedy partner Paul Whitehouse.
Louise Ford – Kate Middleton

Who does she play? An earnest Kate Middleton who is always trying to do the right thing. She’s also a gypsy who leaves white goods in the middle of the room at Kensington Palace.
Where have I seen her? Ford played Gracie in Sky 1 comedy Chickens alongside Simon Bird, Joe Thomas and Jonny Sweet before landing one of the leading roles in Crashing with Jonathan Bailey and Phoebe Waller-Bridge.