Prince Philip was the Duke of Edinburgh and husband of Elizabeth II.
Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]
Prince Philip was married to Queen Elizabeth II (PROSE: The Platinum Sceptre [+]Loading...["The Platinum Sceptre (short story)"]) and, by the mid-20th century, was the Duke of Edinburgh. (PROSE: Dance of the Voodoo Valkyries [+]Loading...["Dance of the Voodoo Valkyries (short story)"], The Beauty of Our Weapons [+]Loading...["The Beauty of Our Weapons (short story)"])
In 1953, he appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace and waved to the crowds after the coronation of his wife as Queen. (TV: The Idiot's Lantern [+]Loading...["The Idiot's Lantern (TV story)"])
Prince Philip and the Queen were photographed handing a trophy to Bobby Moore. (TV: The Lie of the Land [+]Loading...["The Lie of the Land (TV story)"])
He was once again present on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during his wife's silver Jubilee celebration in 1977, where he witnessed the sudden appearance of a time travelling Lucy Wilson. (PROSE: The Platinum Sceptre [+]Loading...["The Platinum Sceptre (short story)"])
During the Martian Invasion on 6 May 1997, Ancelyn headed to Balmoral with an SAS team to evacuate the Queen and Prince Philip, with the submarine Prometheus waiting to take them to safety in Canada whilst other members of the royal family were being accounted for. (PROSE: The Dying Days [+]Loading...["The Dying Days (novel)"])
Prince Philip and the Queen attended the wedding of their grandson, the future King William V, to his wife. A Silent stood on the balcony of Buckingham Palace behind the royal family members. (PROSE: The Secret Lives of Monsters [+]Loading...["The Secret Lives of Monsters (short story)"])
In 2020, Prince Philip was kidnapped by Sorb and Sarg and stored on their ship. Lucy Wilson and Hobo Kostinen later freed him along with the rest of the human race. (PROSE: The Edge of Glory [+]Loading...["The Edge of Glory (short story)"])
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When Polly Wright met Bernice Summerfield and the two drank together, Polly thought to herself that some of the words that came out of Benny's mouth would make Prince Philip blush. (PROSE: That Time I Nearly Destroyed the World Whilst Looking for a Dress [+]Loading...["That Time I Nearly Destroyed the World Whilst Looking for a Dress (short story)"])
By 2008, Prince Philip was worshipped by an isolated Cargo Cult of the South Seas. (PROSE: The Beauty of Our Weapons [+]Loading...["The Beauty of Our Weapons (short story)"])
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Prince Philip was Queen Elizabeth II's husband. Additionally, he was the father of Prince Charles and Princess Anne and the grandfather of Prince William and Prince Harry. He died on the morning of 9 April, 2021.
Matt Smith, Tobias Menzies and Jonathan Pryce played Prince Philip in the Netflix original television series The Crown. Nicholas Le Prevost and Kenneth Colley portrayed him in the 2009 docudrama The Queen, David Quilter in Charles and Diana: Unhappily Ever After, and Donald Douglas in Diana: Her True Story. Jon Glover also voiced him in Spitting Image and Dan Stevens voiced him in the animated series The Prince.
ITV's animated comedy sketch series 2DTV humourously depicted Prince Philip and the Queen as still being alive for the latter's "Zirconium Jubilee" in 2052. Prince Philip is seen in a variant of Davros's chair which is coloured silver with blue sense globes like the silver Daleks as well as sporting "arms" in the place of two globes on the top ring like the Golden Emperor's Machine. The chair's right arm is a gunstick, opposite to the Dalek norm, whilst the left arm is an eyepiece complete with black insulator discs rather than a suction arm, with Philip lacking Davros's ocular system. Firing a conventional blue beam, Philip uses his gunstick to fire, whilst chanting "Exterminate! Exterminate" at a corgi which promptly flees.