Imelda Staunton Honored as Dame Commander by Prince William

The 'Crown' actress receives royal recognition for her contributions to drama and charity work.

Imelda Staunton, known for her role as Queen Elizabeth II in 'The Crown,' was awarded the title of Dame Commander of the British Empire.
Prince William presented the honor to Staunton at Windsor Castle, highlighting her achievements in theater and charitable efforts.
Staunton's portrayal of the late Queen Elizabeth II earned her nominations for Golden Globe and BAFTA awards.
Her husband, Jim Carter, and daughter, Bessie Carter, both actors, attended the ceremony.
Staunton expressed her gratitude for being recognized alongside other distinguished actresses who have set high standards in the industry.