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When you're organising a red carpet for a big TV show8 U.S.C 2257 it's crucial to have as many important guests as possible.

SEE ALSO: Britain faces major change in new trailer for 'The Crown'

Whoever made arrangements for the London's premiere of Netflix's The Crownon Tuesday clearly knew this rule well.

Claire Foy was there. Gillian Anderson was there. Matt Smith was there.

Oh, and a couple of hairy surprise guests who totally stole everybody else's thunder.

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SORRY CELEBRITIES, BUT YOU SIMPLY CANNOT COMPETE WITH CORGIS.

JUST LOOK AT THEIR REGAL LITTLE FACES:

All the heart eyes emoji in the world couldn't sum up how we feel about these two. Credit: Terry Scott/Silverhub/REX/Shutterstock

The corgis' names were Prince and Lily, and understandably Twitter gave them an 11/10.

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If those swishy brown tails aren't enough to get you excited about The CrownSeason 2, then frankly we don't know what will.

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