Royalty/Nobility Movies

Aurora Pyrelyn dies with her black drake husband Rowan’s claws in her chest, only to wake on the day of their Soulflame Bond. This time, Rowan remembers too, and he chooses Aurora’s golden sister Celeste for the throne she was promised. But Aurora no longer begs for a love built on ambition. She gives Rowan away, chooses the mocked white dragon Silas Frost, and discovers his vow is the one loyalty she was always denied. As Celeste, Rowan, and Aurora’s father chase bloodline power, the Old Flame Law reveals its truth: Aurora is not the heir, but the one who chooses who deserves the Throneflame. Betrayed again, she takes back her stolen fire, breaks the old bloodline order, and flies free with the dragon who chose her first.

Princess Helena is ordered to share her wedding day, her husband, and her throne with Damon, Leah, and a child passed off as his heir. Instead of yielding, she removes her ring and activates the Black Shield Guard left by her late father. With Cassius at her side, Helena exposes treason, stolen army grain, a false heir, and the murder of the king, then rebuilds Sparta on her own terms.

Twenty-five years after being left at a New York City hospital as a brand new infant, Jacqueline Frost has defied the odds and is now thriving as a young woman. She might not have a lot of friends, or any family, but she has a job she excels at and she’s finally going to get her big break. Cherry picked by her supervisor to present her ideas to the CEO of Vaughan Professional Consulting, she is excited to finally get a chance to play with the big boys. Wilder Vaughn is the CEO of a consulting firm which helps repair the images of screwed up celebrities, athletes and politicians and frankly anyone else who will spend money to make their problems go away with some decent PR tweaking. When one of his directors tells him over and over about the brilliant woman named Jacqueline in his department, he finally agrees to let her pitch to him on a major client. He wished he’d agreed sooner. Jacqueline Frost walks into his office and he immediately knows she’s special. One shake of her hand and the CEO, who also happens to be a prince to the queen of all the Southern Realm fae-folk, finally finds his mate after years of searching for her. The problem? She doesn’t know she’s fae. When Rafferty Vaughn is called to an emergency meeting in his twin brother’s office where he lords over humans like some kind of prick with a superiority complex, he is immediately jealous of the fact his twin found his mate first. Then she walks in and when he introduces himself, a single touch of her hand reveals she is his mate too. The fates are playing an irritating game. The brothers need to decide quickly what their next moves are. They haven’t gotten along since they were teenagers and haven’t shared a meal in peace let alone a mate. Will they try to force one or the other to sever the bond to allow one brother to have their mate to themselves or will they work together? To complicate matters all the more Jacqueline is the missing princess to the king of the Northern Realm, Jack Frost. Since the king has blamed the Vaughn family all along for the loss of his daughter, the twins are fighting an uphill battle against a woman who thinks they are crazy and a king who wants his daughter to go home with him instead of staying in the human world or with spoiled princes who can’t agree on anything. Jacqueline is freaking out. When her biological family come out of the woodwork, she finds her father is the Jack Frost, her mother apparently suffered some kind of mental break when she was kidnapped as an infant moments after her birth, and she has two siblings who don’t seem to like her very much, despite what they claim. Her boss and his brother are calling her mate. She’d give anything to just let things go back to the way they were. So what does she do? She insists on working with the client she was pitching for and ends up following the troubled skier to a small idyllic town in Colorado to help him fix his image. She doesn’t expect, however, that her two new mates, her entire biological family and the twins’ families to follow her. What ensues is a comedic, romantic, free-for-all where Jacqueline dodges every attempt at everyone trying to seduce her to their side. The seduction of Jac Frost has begun and it’s every man for himself, until someone starts causing trouble and Jacqueline’s life might be on the line. Then it’s a show of solidarity between a group of people who never wanted to work together but they’ll do anything to keep their princess safe. They’re going to have to figure out how to make it all work or they may lose her forever.

A woman cannot lead a pack. The day she defeats every rival, her father hands the Alpha title to her cousin and betroths her to an Alpha King she's never met—making her a bargaining chip. Seraphina refuses. She binds her chest, sprays on scent-masking perfume, and slips into Lupine Academy disguised as her male cousin. Every five years its champion becomes the Supreme Alpha, ruler of every pack. Win, and no one can trade her away again. But the perfume has one fatal flaw: it fails the moment she shifts into her wolf, or falls for a dominant male. And the deadliest wolf there—the Lycan King, Ronan—sees straight through her. He doesn't expose her. He closes in. He doesn't want her secret. He wants her. One girl. A pack of bloodthirsty Alphas. A disguise one breath from unraveling. Can she seize the throne that was stolen from her?

“Did you get rejected?!” My sister Jade laughs at me. “I knew it! I told you that you would. No one would ever want you. A wolfless. But I’m more surprised that you, of all people, found a fated mate. Kind of unfair if you ask me.” It stings to hear this. It’s exactly what happened. She was right. “Well, let’s not let this bring us down.” Mother smiles and claps. “It’s been decided that Jade is to be mated to the fourth wolf prince. ” Jade smirks. “One of the bastard illegitimate princes, but I’m not complaining.” She smiles with pride. “He’s still a prince.” The crowd suddenly grow noisy. The princes arrive. “Alpha Prince Dorian, the fourth prince, Antonio the fifth, and Emmet the sixth—all of them illegitimate.” All three men wave with broad smiles. Suddenly, another man hurries past them. “That’s Alpha Prince Raphael! Second born to a true royal‑blooded Luna.” The stunning blond man—his hair lighter than even my mother’s or sister’s—strides forward with an imposing pace. His bright blue eyes gleam beneath the black suit and satin shirt, half‑unbuttoned to reveal the edge of his tattoos. I freeze as his gaze locks onto mine. Time itself seems to stop, because that man… is him. The one who broke my heart. The one who rejected me. The one who shattered our bond. My fated mate.

In the year 4026, planet K-28 invades Earth, pushing humanity to the brink of extinction. Prince Zayne Voss of Earth crashes his fighter jet into the enemy's core space station, sacrificing himself for victory. He falls into a coma and is rescued by his girlfriend, Lia, who didn't know his royal identity. Zayne awakens at the exact moment Lia is being humiliated. He reclaims his status as Prince to punish everyone who wronged Lia and her family. Then Zayne formally proposes to Lia. They hold a wedding. Despite facing insults from Lia's relatives, Zayne stands up for his bride.

Elven princess Elune became mortal for love of Prince Leon, helped him unify, but pregnant she was framed by jealous cousin Sylvia, Returning home, she became Elven Queen and came back. Leon coveted the crown that only she could wear. She exposed him, became true queen, and exiled Sylvia to a monster's death.

In her past life, the female lead saved a homeless man — actually the Wine God in disguise. He gave her a goblet. Drinking from it gave her the Midas Touch, but each use cost her life force. Used as a pawn by a powerhungry prince, she was exploited and ultimately killed by her jealous sister. With her last breath, she turned her sister's family to gold — and died. After her death, the Wine God revealed she was his daughter. He reversed time and gave her a second chance. This time, her sister stole the goblet first, gaining the Midas Touch herself. The prince still chased power, and the curse remained: the sister's body decayed, greed consumed the family and the court, and all were destroyed by their own desires. The female lead watched from the shadows — and let them destroy themselves.

On his twenty-second birthday, Nick is dying from a cursed underworld mark. His late guardian leaves him one chance: offer a silver coin to the “Queen of the Underworld.” But the one who answers is Hades himself, a silver-haired god who seals Nick’s life with a black wedding ring. Every time Hades saves him, their marriage contract grows deeper—and Nick becomes harder to let go. When a fallen priest kidnaps Nick to force Hades to open the Underworld Gate, Nick must choose: escape the god who owns his heartbeat, or claim him as an equal.

The moment the Alpha King pins me onto the bed, I slap him. "You’re my wife." He growls dangerously. "The wife you refused to touch for three years? I'm not that pathetic woman." I'm not, for real. I went to sleep a college girl, and woke up a Queen. Servants said the King hates his Queen, so his mistress rules the palace—but that was before me.