Olivia Colman displays what she stole from ‘The Crown’ set

It’s a relic have compatibility for a queen.

Olivia Colman, who performed Queen Elizabeth II on Seasons 3 and four of Netflix’s “The Crown,” admitted to sneaking one merchandise from the set.

“On my first day on ‘The Crown,’ which was once in regards to the stamp factor, there was once an envelope at the table, and it was once, ‘To her Majesty, the Queen’ — and it had my face on a stamp,” she published Thursday on “The Graham Norton Display.”

The souvenir seems within the opening scene of Season 3 — and it’s the primary time audience catch a glimpse of Colman, 48, as Her Majesty. As Colman famous, her face is at the set piece, now not Elizabeth’s.

The Oscar winner, who exited the sequence in 2020, was once as captivated through the souvenir in actual lifestyles as Elizabeth was once within the scene.

A staff member reportedly took understand — and gave the stamp of popularity of her to slide it house.

“It was once an exquisite props one that mentioned, ‘I’m now not allowed to try this, however take that,’” Colman claimed.

Claire Foy, 38, portrayed Elizabeth on “The Crown” Seasons 1 and a pair of. Foy and Colman mirrored at the royal’s legacy when the queen died Sept. 8 on the age of 96.

“I believe that she was once an implausible monarch,” Foy instructed the BBC. “She united folks, and he or she was once a large image of continuity and dignity and beauty.”

“My primary feeling is simply fascinated with her as a mom and a grandmother and a great-grandmother, actually,” the “First Guy” actress added. “I’m very venerated to had been a teeny tiny, small a part of her tale.”

On Elizabeth’s legacy and repair to her nation, Colman instructed Selection, “I wouldn’t know the place initially that.”

She persisted: “She made a promise as a tender girl, and he or she completely stored it with such dignity. We’re all extremely inspired through what she did.”

“The Crown” Season 5 premiered in November, and Season 6 filming is underway.