Budding Star Nuala Poulter Lands Role in YouTuber Lydia Alty’s Royal Family Film

Nuala is another young actor joining the strong cast

placeholder image — Nuala is another young actor joining the strong cast

Acting Youngster Nuala Poulter has landed an exciting new role in Royal Reporter Lydia Alty’s latest educational film, The History of the Modern Royal Family — joining a cast of talented young actors from across the UK.

Represented by Mark Jermin Management, Nuala is one of the youngest members of the 15-strong ensemble and is already a familiar face to viewers, having appeared in television commercials for major supermarket and electronics brands. Known for her natural confidence and bright screen presence, the Berkshire-based performer is quickly becoming one of the county’s rising stars.

The new film, created by Lydia Alty — the 20-year-old Royal Journalist and YouTuber with more than 280,000 subscribers and over 100 million views — aims to educate and inspire children by telling the story of Britain’s monarchy through the voices of children themselves. It will premiere on Friday, 7 November at 6pm on Lydia’s YouTube channel, Royal Reporter Lydia.

In the video, Nuala narrates sections about the Royal Family’s community work and public life, using her clear voice and engaging style to bring the story to younger audiences. Production staff praised her professionalism and maturity on set, describing her as “a natural in front of the camera.”

Lydia Alty, who is known for her royal documentaries and online reporting, said:

“Nuala brought a calm confidence and natural curiosity to the project. She has that perfect balance of charm and focus that really shines through on screen. She was brilliant".

Nuala appears alongside a talented line-up of young narrators including Sebastian Winfield, Alexia Davies, Darcy Tosun, Willow Jewel P. Baldock, Jude Gray, Esmé Ronan, and Foxx McCully, each exploring a different aspect of royal life.

With her growing experience and undeniable talent, Nuala Poulter is quickly making a name for herself — and her latest appearance in Lydia Alty’s royal film marks a proud moment for the thriving young performing arts scene.