Prince Harry

Harry appears as a boy still finding his footing inside a family built on public performance, closer in age and temperament to ordinary adolescence than palace formality allows. He is watchful, a little overshadowed by his older brother, and visibly uneasy with the cameras and protocol that surround him.

Luther Ford plays him with an unguarded rawness that cuts against the show's usual restraint — you see a real child's discomfort under the ceremony rather than a miniature royal. The performance never asks for pity, just lets the ordinary awkwardness of growing up show through the gilt, which is what makes him affecting.