She portrayed Queen Elizabeth in the first two seasons of Netflix's The Crown - the most expensive television series ever made.
And Claire Foy joked about the show's extensive production as she said 'it'll take 12 human lifetimes to watch The Crown' during her hilarious hosting stint on Saturday Night Live.
The screen star, 34, who is famed for taking on drama roles, displayed her humorous side as she joined the German army and transformed into Willy Wonka for a series of skits on the late night show.
Funny: Claire Foy joked about the show's extensive production as she said 'it'll take 12 human lifetimes to watch The Crown' during her hilarious hosting stint on Saturday Night Live
Claire won Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy awards for her portrayal of the Queen in the historical drama.
Olivia Colman is taking over the lead role from the First Man star, as the show's time setting moves along to follow the monarch's rule across the 1960s and 1970s.
During her hosting stint of the comedy show, the actress poked fun at The Crown's output, which aired ten episodes per season.
Hilarious:The screen star, 34, who is famed for taking on drama roles, displayed her humorous side as she joined the German army and transformed into Willy Wonka (pictured far left) for a series of skits on the late night show
Stellar: She portrayed Queen Elizabeth in the first two seasons of Netflix's The Crown - the most expensive television series ever made
Next up: Olivia Colman is taking over the lead role from the First Man star, as the show's time setting moves along to follow the monarch's rule across the 1960s and 1970s
She joked: 'It will take 12 human lifetimes to watch all of our content, so start watching now!'
Further into her monologue, the brunette recounted the time she met Elizabeth, 92. Although she was quite nervous about what the matriarch might say, the award-winning actress ended up receiving only a smile from the royal.
The mother-of-one admitted the meeting did occur three years before her role on the hit show, so the royal wasn't aware of who she was.
A faux commercial mocking Netflix's plan of producing 'every show in the world' was up next.
Historical comedy! Claire later appeared in a hilarious sketch of fictional PBS WWI documentary The War in Words: Letters from the Trenches
Tough time: She starred as Margaret (left), the wife of James (right), who was stationed in the trenches in France
Parodies of several shows included Leslie Jones In A Van Getting Batteries - referencing Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee - and Saved by the Crown, which starred Claire as a queen of high school - a takeoff of Saved by the Bell.
The Promise star also appeared in a hilarious sketch of fictional PBS WWI documentary The War in Words: Letters from the Trenches.
She starred as Margaret, the wife of James, who was stationed in the trenches in France.
While James attempted to write thoughtful prose in letters to his wife, it seemed Margaret was less invested in the long-distance relationship.
Cherubic: After responding to his lengthy missives with several terse, one word responses, she sends a picture a picture to James, though it turns out to be a picture of her as a little girl
Who's that? Another image showed a stranger named Henry sitting in the house, prompting James to get quite frantic
Traitor! The sketch concluded with Margaret revealing that she had joined the German army and will soon see James in battle
After responding to his lengthy missives with several terse, one word responses, she sent a picture of herself to James, which turned out to be an image of herself as a little girl.
Getting increasingly frustrated, James attempted to gain more clarity of the situation at home, as Margaret seemed to be suggesting she's having legal troubles.
Another picture then displayed a stranger named Henry sitting in the house, prompting James to get quite frantic.
The sketch concluded with Margaret revealing that she had joined the German army and will soon see James in battle.
Wholesome: Claire's next big role came during a parody of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Sopranos-lite: Kate McKinnon joined Claire as a fellow mob mistress, or goomah, in the final skit, which saw the duo host a morning talk show aimed at mob mistresses, or 'goomahs'
Claire's next role came during a parody of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
She played the main role of young Charlie, who was exposed to some elderly sexual antics by several of the grandparents residing in the famous well-occupied bed.
Actress Kate McKinnon joined Claire as a fellow mob mistress, or goomah, in the final skit, which saw the duo host a morning talk show aimed at mob mistresses, or 'goomahs.'
Viewers were also treated to performances from artist Anderson .Paak and hip-hop icon Kendrick Lamar.
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Main photo article She portrayed Queen Elizabeth in the first two seasons of Netflix‘s The Crown – the most expensive television series ever made.
And Claire Foy joked about the show’s extensive production as she said ‘it’ll take 12 human lifetimes to watch The Crown’ during her ...
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