“I am carrying that King’s Son! We are on the edge of a Golden World!” Their daughter Elizabeth turned out to be the most successful ruler of the Tudors.
anne said "we are at the edge of a golden world" and she wore gold!! so prophetic... she didn't live to see it, but she created it through elizabeth whose rule was named "the golden age" indeed
Anne thought her love for Henry would change the country and make things better for everyone but she was wrong. Henry was an asshole of a man and one of the worst kings England ever had. No, her greatest achievement was already a work in progress, very much alive and safely hidden (no one thought she'd become queen). Worst decision he ever made in his life was to cut her head off. He became the worst king ever and his daughter, who he didn't like to see because she reminded him of Anne, became the best. Karma's fair, I'll give it that
nisiriti Actually the point of her wearing yellow was to mock Katherine of Aragon. Yellow was the color of mourning in Spain. This actually happened in real life, after Katherine died Anne through a party and wore yellow to celebrate.
If she have had a Boy her life would have been happier and longer, but England probably would have never achieve the glory that Elizabeth brought it...wow
karina ashmon, actually it's suspected that Anne had a condition where all pregnancies after the first one would miscarry due to a lack of oxygen. So it's not necessarily the stress that Anne was put through that caused her to lose all her other babies.
Hr yes its is believed that eather her or Henry or both had the hr factor. Which made it not possible to have any more viable children. Most think it was Henry since Catherine had the same issue with caring more kids after Mary.
Yazzy KMA not only that but her downfall was Elizabeth being for everything fell apart for Anne when Elizabeth was born if Elizabeth was born after Anne gave birth to a boy she would have had a better chance possibly
@@nathanielgaryantes9742 not true. Henry forced his affection unto her. Henry broke off her secret engagement with a young lord and tricked her into getting engaged to him. Her parents were against the relationship and Anne too at first. Henry pursued her relentlessly so she caved in.
According to my best friend (he's finishing History career) hey had no idea about how bereavement worked on Spain, so they thought gold was the color for that. They weren't celebrating Catherine's death (not openly at least) but wearing what they thought it was Spanish colors for her funeral All that said, Henry and Anne wearing gold probably was seen as a terrible insult to whoever knew a bit about mourning in Spain
@@marzzarella2770 No it didn't. There is only one person who said Henry and Anne celebrated CoA's death. Another thing to look at is, Henry asked Chapuys if his people needed black clothes.
@@aleasyah3032 But that's the thing, yellow wasn't really a mourning color in Spain. So if what you describe is the case, then Henry and Anne wore yellow hoping that Spain would believe they were English trying to show respect (wrongly) even though they were happy. Anne and Hemry were playing a mental game there if that was the case XD
The part at 1:15-1:30 is so hauntingly beautiful, Anne at what she believes is the peak of her life, happy, beautiful and relieved, not knowing the end is right around the corner (literally, with a boy with a sword chasing another boy running past her)
"We are one the edge of a golden world" You might not have been able to see it but you did in fact bring england into a golden world. You should be more than proud of your daughter for that.
Good on her for standing up to her father and admitting he couldn’t take all the credit for what she did👍🏻 It was very brave of her to take credit for her own achievements plus it was so good seeing her stand up to him
Theres something so ironic and symbolic about anne saying "We are on the *edge* of a golden world" because yes they were, but they only stood on the _edge_ and she never actually got to be in that "golden world". But of course as we know, that golden world did become a reality, just not in the way Anne or Henry expected...
What? No, she didn't. In this scene, Anne says "Katherine is dead (0:42)", which places this scene somewhere after January 1536. Anne gave birth to Elizabeth in 1533. Anne Boleyn dies May 19, 1536. So in this scene, yes, Anne has roughly 4 months left to live. Queen Anne did not live till Elizabeth was "4 or 5".
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Yep. She acted like a straight FOOL here. That's why I couldn't pity her when Jane came around. I was all, "You really thought you were THAT much different..."
@@cfinley81 I know I’m late but I felt the same way. Catherine was refused the right to see her daughter and Anne in the show is smiling about her dying and her being pregnant and then loses her baby which I feel bad for saying she kinda deserved. she sees Henry with Jane and was like “how could you I am your wife” acting like she didn’t do the same thing to Catherine of Aragon.
@@unoriginal.8182 exactly. I’m glad Anne was executed and I’m glad her baby boy died. By the way did you know the Roman Catholic Church requires one to take an oath to Katharine of Aragon to join it?
I feel like Anne and Henry we're made for each other. Narcissistic, power hungry, rash. They loved fiercely, they died horribly. If anyone was his soul mate, no matter what was said, I believe it was Anne 100%. Both were insane.
Anne did not pursue Henry, he pursued her. She did not want to be with Henry at first because she had other suitors willing to marry her at that time, and she also saw the way in which he treated her sister at court and she did not want to end up the Kings mistress/side piece
About the fact that she and Henry wore gold when Catherine died... Actually they had no idea about how bereavement worked on Spain, so they thought gold was the color for that. They weren't celebrating Catherine's death (not openly at least) but wearing what they thought it was Spanish colors for her funeral
I think Henry knew but she did not. Henry would have been taught a few things by Catherine, so he would have known. He just wanted to make Elizabeth happy and mourn for Catherine privately, yet publically.
Oh Anne ! You carried so much better than "the King's son" and you will never know what kind of miracle for England's realm grown inside your bully...Here's the Tragedie, the Life's vagaries... But she was right however, England was on the dawn of a Golden Age thanks to her daughter Elisabeth, the virgin Queen 👸🏼 ! An area which lasted 40 years !
That part in history is true after Queen Catherine's death. During the funeral, everyone was wearing black, but Anne Boleyn was wearing yellow because in Spain they wore yellow at funerals. They don't know why she would wear such Spanish colors because Catherine was the rival of Anne over Henry. People would say, "Maybe it was a sign of respect that she did have for she was once her mistress as lady-in-waiting." Others suggested that she came forth dress like that to humiliate the queen for she make a scheming announcement to wound her dead rival's pride. But during that funeral, she asks for a chair to sit on and pray instead of kneeling before the deceased queen. She replies with her reason, "I cannot kneel for being a woman of my condition doesn't allow me to do so." Henry thought about what she said and happily kneel by her side and questioned her, "Is it true?" Anne smiled and happily announced the final nail to the coffin of Catherine of Aragon's memories. "I am carrying the future king of England." That was what she announced getting the attention on herself once Catherine was finally dead.
I never understood the confidence in which she said that she carried a son. She's so cocky, that it kind of goes beyond wishful thinking, it seems. . .
How she said "It was also me" it was so soft and delicate. How she changed the tone of her voice was just sublime. Natalie was just brilliant as Anne Boleyn. She was so missed after this season. To me she was the one that had the best chemistry with Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Their chemistry was so sizzling.
That was a nice detail. Although usually kids were named after the grandparents, and Anne's mom was also an Elizabeth, so the little girl had the name granted XD Edited: Actually if she wasn't named Elizabeth, maybe she would have been called Margaret, like Henry's grandma. She was very close with him, apparently
Of all the wives Anne was the less undeserving of a better fate. Poor Katherine Howard has been unjustly sexualized and was beheaded for not being a virgin when she married Henry in a case that screamed pedophilia. There is no actual proof that she lay with Culpepper beyond a letter which never alluded to carnality, only a deep fondness. Katherine of Aragon fought a war for Henry, served as regent, was his loyal ambassador (1st female ambassador in Europe btw) and served him faithfully to her death but died in poverty still calling out for her child and the husband who discarded her, her food coming from peasants near the area since she didn't even have money for basics anymore. Try pitying those two more.
@@alondraperez-ramirez8363 I know they suffered.....I hate Henry for everything that he had done to his wives, and this includes Katherine of Aragon and Katherine Howard.....but, in this video, It is showing us Anne's happiness and Henry destroyed it with his ego....but I felt much about Katherine of Aragon....and I started to hate much more Henry after Katherine Howard's death
@@myllenekretliwandermaasmyl2660 but here Anne is happy in a cruel way, mocking the true Queen. Henry destroyed that 'joy' yes but if Anne were the wise but empowered woman so many take her for then she would have respect for KOA after her death as her predecessor did for Wolsey when he passed. Lady Boleyn was forever mocking her enemies, she made a play mocking Wolsey and wore red when More died. She made princess Mary who had more royal blood than Henry himself serve Elizabeth, the great granddaughter of merchants and gave permission to 'strike the wicked bastard e'ertime she dares calleth herself a Princess'. Anne expected her resolve to crumble under humiliation and was furious when this instead strengthened Mary's faith in KOA being the true Queen. Anne is interesting but in the end she helped carve out her demise just as much as Henry and Cromwell by being so cruel to her rivals and driving friends like her sister away.
@@alondraperez-ramirez8363 she wasnt killed for "not being a virgin" she was killed because she cheated on the king. I hate henry viii but she was asking for it
Tino Gudelj like he wasn’t cheating on her and all his wives before her? she wasn’t asking for anything even if she did cheat on him, honestly he deserved to be cheated on and much worse
and God gave Anne her dosis of karma by not giving her a son, which eventually led Henry to fall out of love of her and have her executed, the only one that was truly innocent and deserved nothing of what she got was Catherine, both Anne and Jane did bad things and they both were pawns of their power hungry families, the only difference is that for some reason people tend to be more biased towards Anne
xWickedWitchOfTheWestx From what everybody knows Anne never plotted against Catherine, let alone to kill her. Anne neither did want to marry Henry, she was in love and secretly engaged with Henry Percy. She would have been countess if only both her father, his, and Wolsey, probably by Henry orders, hadn’t separated the two. It was Henry who pursued her and sent her a dead buck...with a letter in which he remembered her that she better not escape (when she retired from court to her home Hever Castle to try to be forgotten by the king), since he was the hunter and she was the prey!!!! Henry got tired of Catherine, especially because she didn’t give him the só wanted male hair, way before he met Anne. He was already commanding Wolsey to go see Renee of France, Queen Claude’s sister and Frances I’s sister in law. Anne was a child when he started to think about the divorce. And it was Henry’s own fault if he couldn’t have a male child. At least not a healthy one. Since it’s the man sperm which determines the sex. Historians had said that he had a genetic problem which made all his children born weak of health. Especially the male ones who died in puberty. At the end Anne had the last laugh. Only her daughter survive long enough till old age and made England the potency which it is still today, the so called Golden Age. Not by chance, the Elizabethan period and theater have her name. Most of Catherine humiliations happened because Henry wanted that. I don’t deny Anne’s jealousy but I still understand her when I imagine myself in such a delicate position. If Henry himself hadn’t wanted to, Anne would never said nothing against her. Proof of that is that he still kept on mistreating Mary after her death just because she didn’t want to sign the oath which declared her fathers marriage null and void. You just needed to not obey the narcissistic spoiled tyrant king to be tortured or put to death. Even if you were his daughter. So go to do some research instead of insulting someone who cannot defend herself anymore.
Annais Maia you speak of Anne as if she was your relative or something, "go to do some research instead of insulting someone who cannot defend herself anymore", yeah a lot of people of that time are dead and cannot speak for themselves, like Catherine, Jane, Mary, Henry himself, that was pointless to say and when did I insulted her?, did I called her whore?, a witch? or any of the other things people those days called her?, I merely stated the truth that no one wants to accept, Jane was no saint but neither was Anne, if we are going to go for who plotted what Jane didn't plot anything either, her family did because they wanted to earn prestige and power and money, just the Anne's family, who first tried to use Anne sister and when that failed used Anne, Jane was a pawn of her power hungry family that saw an oportunity to make her a queen when Anne failed to produce a son and Henry started to grow bored of her, just like it happened with Catherine, Jane played her part on the plot, just like Anne once played her plot of the plot that eventually made her a queen and just like Jane, Anne was a lady-in-waiting for the current Queen, I do not think Jane was a saint but neither was Anne, in the end most of the fault lies on Henry
xWickedWitchOfTheWestx The difference is that Anne doesn’t have blood in her hands unlike Jane have, the same Jane who did a lot for Mary and almost nothing for Elizabeth, calling her “that Smeaton bastard” and being trained by Anne’s own cousin Nicholas Carew to gain Henry’s love and get her killed. Anne was not saint but much better than the other. At least she showed herself as she really was, not using masks. “A lot of that time are dead and cannot speak for themselves” Oh really? If it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t never know it genius.... You insulted her when you said it was karma. If it was like that her daughter would never be queen, let alone have the longest and prosper reign, surpassing all others.
Beheaded is not good carma that human can have, besides that,r each human has different destine, I dont think dead people is fulfilled by the life of their children. She was dead, dead people dont exist, is gone forever. Human have only one life, when it finish, the glory in earth is done.
No there was no Karma. Elizabeth always refer to herself as Henry's daughter and plus he put her back in the line of succession. And thanks to his money his tutors and his power of position Elizabeth got to be Queen. If she remained illegitimate she would have been like any other illegitimate children that Henry had which is not on the throne and not defeating the Spanish Armada so that was all thanks to him.
“We are on the edge of a golden world” it feels like it was trying to imply that Elizabeth would create a golden age and that what they called her reign so yeah she was kinda right
Talking about this version of Anne here, I would say if she stuck to her and her family's original motive of just worming her way into queendom without letting her emotions get in her way (i.e. not being jealous and distressed at that punk's cheating ways), she would have been alive. Maybe then Henry would have simply divorced her but spared her life like Ann of Cleves (who did not let her emotions regarding absence of children and absence of Henry's romantic love get in her way, she maintained a positive relationship with Henry till the end).
At this scene I really scene Anne Boleyn like antagonist, even if I know she was a oerson with her feelings and needs. Im curious if this is just my guess, of if creators show really wanted to portray her in such a negative way.
I sometimes wonder that even if she had managed to produce a male heir (or many males heirs), would Henry have kept her as his wife and not found some other way to get rid of her in time?
I for sure think he would have. I always felt that way about Catherine too...had she been able to produce a healthy male heir he would have stayed with her.
Anyone gonna talk about that thing on her head?! What the hell is that? Not a french hood or english hood or gable hood or even any of those weird forehead crown thingies the costume designer replaced 60% of accurate period headwear with. I know the costuming on this show is a mix of fantasy and general renessiance and tudor but really now.... What the HELL is that?!
I know that Anne wore yellow when Catherine died but at the same time yellow is the Spanish mourning colour, and Catherine was Spanish. Was it the Spanish mourning colour back then? Was Anne happy or sorrowful when Catherine died? Because I keep hearing different things from all sides
@@Crea1379 I think it was the believed mourning color, but Henry didn't knew a lot about those traditions in Spain, still he chose to wear it. If it was the real mourning color... I'm not quite sure, because Catherine's great grandmother (also Catherine) was Queen of Castile and when her husband died she wore black
(Anne didn’t actually wear yellow, the series made that up, it was just Henry who did it as celebration and because he was just a cunt in general) but she probably a mix of both emotions.
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“I am carrying that King’s Son! We are on the edge of a Golden World!”
Their daughter Elizabeth turned out to be the most successful ruler of the Tudors.
Natalie Ann Elizabeth was influenced by Catherine Parr
Oooh, but lets not forget this same "successful ruler", made ZERO effort to keep the Tudor dynasty going. So a lot of good she did there. eyeroll
ACS402010 She was the only sane one of that family so maybe that was a good thing.
Elizabeth's reign was known as the golden age
Better than a son
anne said "we are at the edge of a golden world" and she wore gold!! so prophetic... she didn't live to see it, but she created it through elizabeth whose rule was named "the golden age" indeed
Anne thought her love for Henry would change the country and make things better for everyone but she was wrong. Henry was an asshole of a man and one of the worst kings England ever had. No, her greatest achievement was already a work in progress, very much alive and safely hidden (no one thought she'd become queen).
Worst decision he ever made in his life was to cut her head off.
He became the worst king ever and his daughter, who he didn't like to see because she reminded him of Anne, became the best.
Karma's fair, I'll give it that
Ramona Pierce Salvatore but Elizabeth was influenced by Catherine Parr.
nisiriti Actually the point of her wearing yellow was to mock Katherine of Aragon. Yellow was the color of mourning in Spain. This actually happened in real life, after Katherine died Anne through a party and wore yellow to celebrate.
nisiriti as they say they succeeded in making the bicker evil against justice of this universe
Those with a life gets hated for encountering justice and law of this universe why thats fucked up if she allowed her fucken head to be chopped
If she have had a Boy her life would have been happier and longer, but England probably would have never achieve the glory that Elizabeth brought it...wow
Lisa Cori she have had the boy the son that Henry never deserved in the form of Elizabeth
If Henry had not thrown her against a wall she may have had a sin that lived. He was told she could have no stress geuss what he did.
karina ashmon, actually it's suspected that Anne had a condition where all pregnancies after the first one would miscarry due to a lack of oxygen. So it's not necessarily the stress that Anne was put through that caused her to lose all her other babies.
Hr yes its is believed that eather her or Henry or both had the hr factor. Which made it not possible to have any more viable children. Most think it was Henry since Catherine had the same issue with caring more kids after Mary.
And Henry would have never married Catherine Parr who was the one that influenced elizabeth, so thank you Catherine
She was born to play the role of Anne Boleyn. She is more than great
and beautiful as Anne Boleyn though with a dude like Henry, beauty did not mean a thing...
i completely agree
shes such a beautiful women & talented actress
natalie dormer owned this role
Anne Boleyn herself would be pleased.
played her waaaaaaay better than natalie portman
She was great in Game of Thrones too
Natalie Dormer is always a win
Absolutely. Im a ginormous Stannis fanboy but I always root for Margaery. Hopeful GRRM lets her live in Winds of Winter.
I think her biggest downfall was falling in love with Henry
She fell in love with a man who could only love himself
Yazzy KMA not only that but her downfall was Elizabeth being for everything fell apart for Anne when Elizabeth was born if Elizabeth was born after Anne gave birth to a boy she would have had a better chance possibly
Isn't that most women's downfall, though?
She actually never loved him, she was quite skillful in using him just to be queen.
@@nathanielgaryantes9742 not true. Henry forced his affection unto her. Henry broke off her secret engagement with a young lord and tricked her into getting engaged to him. Her parents were against the relationship and Anne too at first. Henry pursued her relentlessly so she caved in.
After Catherine of Aragon was announced dead Anne and Henry wore yellow, this was meant as an insult
According to my best friend (he's finishing History career) hey had no idea about how bereavement worked on Spain, so they thought gold was the color for that. They weren't celebrating Catherine's death (not openly at least) but wearing what they thought it was Spanish colors for her funeral
All that said, Henry and Anne wearing gold probably was seen as a terrible insult to whoever knew a bit about mourning in Spain
Yellow meant mourning in Spain. Catherine of Aragon was Spanish.
It also demonstrates the “golden” age Elizabeth would represent
@@marzzarella2770 No it didn't. There is only one person who said Henry and Anne celebrated CoA's death. Another thing to look at is, Henry asked Chapuys if his people needed black clothes.
@@aleasyah3032 But that's the thing, yellow wasn't really a mourning color in Spain. So if what you describe is the case, then Henry and Anne wore yellow hoping that Spain would believe they were English trying to show respect (wrongly) even though they were happy. Anne and Hemry were playing a mental game there if that was the case XD
Love her laugh! This scene is dripping with irony!
Jae Pencil ✏️ why because of manipulation of important lives that nobody like or cares about
Jesus loves you 💗
She's such a brilliant actor.
actress.
The part at 1:15-1:30 is so hauntingly beautiful, Anne at what she believes is the peak of her life, happy, beautiful and relieved, not knowing the end is right around the corner (literally, with a boy with a sword chasing another boy running past her)
Jesus loves you 💗
I've seen this scene thousands of times and I've never paid attention to the boys 💀 foreshadowing
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@@Barbaradelrey😮 where so hard to see
Her laugh was so crazily charming. I replayed it like 5 times lol
She will always be my favorite Anne,she killed it
"We are n the edge of a Golden World."
He daughter brought that Golden Age, but she Anne was not to live to see it.
"We are one the edge of a golden world"
You might not have been able to see it but you did in fact bring england into a golden world. You should be more than proud of your daughter for that.
She feel so secure and then, like Tyrion Lannister said, her happiness turned to ashes in her mouth.
The fact that her poor fate happened in short time after this talk of a "golden world" gives a whole new perspective to this scene.
Why was her head chopped if nobody cares what and about the true law why that treason and i looked up the old version before it has been manipulated
Good on her for standing up to her father and admitting he couldn’t take all the credit for what she did👍🏻 It was very brave of her to take credit for her own achievements plus it was so good seeing her stand up to him
Please get this woman more roles
Theres something so ironic and symbolic about anne saying "We are on the *edge* of a golden world" because yes they were, but they only stood on the _edge_ and she never actually got to be in that "golden world". But of course as we know, that golden world did become a reality, just not in the way Anne or Henry expected...
Yeah, but Anne you've only got 4 months to live :(
meginmd actually, Anne lived until Elizabeth was around age four or five.
What? No, she didn't.
In this scene, Anne says "Katherine is dead (0:42)", which places this scene somewhere after January 1536.
Anne gave birth to Elizabeth in 1533.
Anne Boleyn dies May 19, 1536.
So in this scene, yes, Anne has roughly 4 months left to live.
Queen Anne did not live till Elizabeth was "4 or 5".
meginmd yes she did
What? Elizabeth was 2 years old when Anne died. Google it. She was not 4 or 5.
No, she didn’t. I just said that Elizabeth was born in 1533 and Anne died in 1536. Those are HISTORICAL FACTS.
When you find comfort in another persons grief , sorrow, and misfortune….it comes back at you 100 times full! Right back at your doorstep.
Also remember, if they can do it with you, they can also do it to you!
Yep. She acted like a straight FOOL here. That's why I couldn't pity her when Jane came around. I was all, "You really thought you were THAT much different..."
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@@cfinley81
I know I’m late but I felt the same way. Catherine was refused the right to see her daughter and Anne in the show is smiling about her dying and her being pregnant and then loses her baby which I feel bad for saying she kinda deserved. she sees Henry with Jane and was like “how could you I am your wife” acting like she didn’t do the same thing to Catherine of Aragon.
@@unoriginal.8182 exactly. I’m glad Anne was executed and I’m glad her baby boy died.
By the way did you know the Roman Catholic Church requires one to take an oath to Katharine of Aragon to join it?
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"We are on the edge of a Golden world" and her daughters reign had the title of the Golden age ...epic
As a punishment she never got to see it...her daughter suffered hell before becoming queen...was the end of dynasty
“He respected me!” Yeah, right!
I feel like Anne and Henry we're made for each other. Narcissistic, power hungry, rash. They loved fiercely, they died horribly. If anyone was his soul mate, no matter what was said, I believe it was Anne 100%. Both were insane.
Don't assume that the real Anne Boleyn was anything like this series' depiction of her.
Anne did not pursue Henry, he pursued her. She did not want to be with Henry at first because she had other suitors willing to marry her at that time, and she also saw the way in which he treated her sister at court and she did not want to end up the Kings mistress/side piece
I bet the real Anne was not like this.
@@grazielaalmeida8438 no actually she was just like her fearless,brave,clever and intelligent
why was Ann insane?
I absolutely love how she stood up to her father !! Like yes girl #girlpower !!
meghan mcdrmott her father is a bitch and she’s hot af
She was full of that. It made her a bad wife to Henry though cause he was also as headstrong. Gotta love Anne, may she rest in peace.
Barkley she is ugly af
She let her father pimp her out to a high bidder, belittle her, and bring shame to her in HIS quest for power. That's not "girl power".
@@randombrokeperson and her sister too. They treated her terrible
Her laugh is cute!
About the fact that she and Henry wore gold when Catherine died... Actually they had no idea about how bereavement worked on Spain, so they thought gold was the color for that. They weren't celebrating Catherine's death (not openly at least) but wearing what they thought it was Spanish colors for her funeral
But Anne is just mock Katherine of Aragon
@@brandyh9098 Yep 😅
I think Henry knew but she did not. Henry would have been taught a few things by Catherine, so he would have known. He just wanted to make Elizabeth happy and mourn for Catherine privately, yet publically.
@@melissaclark1051 Elizabeth?
Are you kidding, Anne was laughing about Catherine's death. If that's not celebrating it, I don't know what is...
Natalie Dormer is a force of nature.
Love her, she will always be my favorite Anne Boleyn.
I loved when she stands up to her father and tells him that her becoming Queen wasn’t just because of the men in her life 💅
Oh my god I think I will go and watch this show again, I love it; out of all the 6 wifes
Anne was my favourite
Love her or hate her, you cannot deny that Anne Boleyn changed the world.
Elizabeth I
Natalie Dormer's best role!
She is beautiful, I love the yellow.💛
The music at the end is beautiful
That gown..she is the Sun at this moment.
Natalie is a superb actress!!❤
One of the Best in this Show in my opinion.
@@eamonndeane587 yes, she is.
Oh Anne ! You carried so much better than "the King's son" and you will never know what kind of miracle for England's realm grown inside your bully...Here's the Tragedie, the Life's vagaries...
But she was right however, England was on the dawn of a Golden Age thanks to her daughter Elisabeth,
the virgin Queen 👸🏼 ! An area which lasted 40 years !
I don't think she was virgin
@@luna8327 She probably wasn't but that's her title
If only she knew that she and Henry would never live to see that golden world..
That part in history is true after Queen Catherine's death.
During the funeral, everyone was wearing black, but Anne Boleyn was wearing yellow because in Spain they wore yellow at funerals. They don't know why she would wear such Spanish colors because Catherine was the rival of Anne over Henry. People would say, "Maybe it was a sign of respect that she did have for she was once her mistress as lady-in-waiting." Others suggested that she came forth dress like that to humiliate the queen for she make a scheming announcement to wound her dead rival's pride.
But during that funeral, she asks for a chair to sit on and pray instead of kneeling before the deceased queen. She replies with her reason, "I cannot kneel for being a woman of my condition doesn't allow me to do so." Henry thought about what she said and happily kneel by her side and questioned her, "Is it true?"
Anne smiled and happily announced the final nail to the coffin of Catherine of Aragon's memories. "I am carrying the future king of England." That was what she announced getting the attention on herself once Catherine was finally dead.
Anne.
You don’t have a boy in your stomach you have the greatest ruler of England in your stomach and my niece UvU
Actually technically at this part in the story, Elizabeth is already born. She is carrying a son that she later miscarries
Niece?
@@arekwar9618 I’m Anne Boleyn’s Cousin :)
@Pomeranian Queen What!!!! Are you out of your mind!!!!! She was the golden ruler of England
@Pomeranian Queen So???? Mary also tried to assassinate her
I never understood the confidence in which she said that she carried a son. She's so cocky, that it kind of goes beyond wishful thinking, it seems. . .
…..she kinda was, the baby was examined after she miscarried and it had the indication/signs of a boy.
The way anne said edge of an golden world it did came true when Elizabeth reign was known as the golden era
How she said "It was also me" it was so soft and delicate. How she changed the tone of her voice was just sublime.
Natalie was just brilliant as Anne Boleyn. She was so missed after this season. To me she was the one that had the best chemistry with Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Their chemistry was so sizzling.
She looks like Belle a pure beauty
Anne is a real Queen😍so i can say only BOW DOWN TO THE QUEEN👑👑
Anne was right about a golden age but with Elizabeth named after Henry's mother
That was a nice detail. Although usually kids were named after the grandparents, and Anne's mom was also an Elizabeth, so the little girl had the name granted XD
Edited: Actually if she wasn't named Elizabeth, maybe she would have been called Margaret, like Henry's grandma. She was very close with him, apparently
Kinda bittersweet bec. The golden world is the world that she will never see that her daughter created
I love Natilie dormoes work as period actress she does amazingly
Natalie Dormer❤ Favolosa in questo ruolo. Nessuna come lei può interpretare Anna.
Overconfident in Henry’s affection and attachment to her.
Incredibly beautiful
Thus, it's better to be respected than loved, especially for women.
This!!!
She was so so happy ((
*'... or any other mAaAan'*
love it
honey, you got a big storm comin
Oh if only it worked out like that for poor Anne I loved her and that actress she was amazing as Anne !!!
She wad laughing at Queen Katherine dead, so cruel
You do know that this is fiction, don't you?
Exactly
I'm sure real Anne was also glad about KoA-s death.Just like Jane had to be happy about Anne's death.
@@el8568she didnt
@@el8568 nope,real life Anne cried when C. O. A. Died.
Becouse despite everything, she still respected her.
Natalie Dormer is soooooo beautiful
Oh, Anne was so happy.....How I hate Henry for what he did to her
Of all the wives Anne was the less undeserving of a better fate. Poor Katherine Howard has been unjustly sexualized and was beheaded for not being a virgin when she married Henry in a case that screamed pedophilia. There is no actual proof that she lay with Culpepper beyond a letter which never alluded to carnality, only a deep fondness. Katherine of Aragon fought a war for Henry, served as regent, was his loyal ambassador (1st female ambassador in Europe btw) and served him faithfully to her death but died in poverty still calling out for her child and the husband who discarded her, her food coming from peasants near the area since she didn't even have money for basics anymore. Try pitying those two more.
@@alondraperez-ramirez8363 I know they suffered.....I hate Henry for everything that he had done to his wives, and this includes Katherine of Aragon and Katherine Howard.....but, in this video, It is showing us Anne's happiness and Henry destroyed it with his ego....but I felt much about Katherine of Aragon....and I started to hate much more Henry after Katherine Howard's death
@@myllenekretliwandermaasmyl2660 but here Anne is happy in a cruel way, mocking the true Queen. Henry destroyed that 'joy' yes but if Anne were the wise but empowered woman so many take her for then she would have respect for KOA after her death as her predecessor did for Wolsey when he passed. Lady Boleyn was forever mocking her enemies, she made a play mocking Wolsey and wore red when More died. She made princess Mary who had more royal blood than Henry himself serve Elizabeth, the great granddaughter of merchants and gave permission to 'strike the wicked bastard e'ertime she dares calleth herself a Princess'. Anne expected her resolve to crumble under humiliation and was furious when this instead strengthened Mary's faith in KOA being the true Queen. Anne is interesting but in the end she helped carve out her demise just as much as Henry and Cromwell by being so cruel to her rivals and driving friends like her sister away.
@@alondraperez-ramirez8363 she wasnt killed for "not being a virgin" she was killed because she cheated on the king. I hate henry viii but she was asking for it
Tino Gudelj like he wasn’t cheating on her and all his wives before her? she wasn’t asking for anything even if she did cheat on him, honestly he deserved to be cheated on and much worse
Thanks a lot Jane Seymour...
Gabi's art Thanks God who gave Jane Seymour her karma by killing her with childbearing fever just two years after her marriage!
and God gave Anne her dosis of karma by not giving her a son, which eventually led Henry to fall out of love of her and have her executed, the only one that was truly innocent and deserved nothing of what she got was Catherine, both Anne and Jane did bad things and they both were pawns of their power hungry families, the only difference is that for some reason people tend to be more biased towards Anne
xWickedWitchOfTheWestx From what everybody knows Anne never plotted against Catherine, let alone to kill her. Anne neither did want to marry Henry, she was in love and secretly engaged with Henry Percy. She would have been countess if only both her father, his, and Wolsey, probably by Henry orders, hadn’t separated the two. It was Henry who pursued her and sent her a dead buck...with a letter in which he remembered her that she better not escape (when she retired from court to her home Hever Castle to try to be forgotten by the king), since he was the hunter and she was the prey!!!!
Henry got tired of Catherine, especially because she didn’t give him the só wanted male hair, way before he met Anne. He was already commanding Wolsey to go see Renee of France, Queen Claude’s sister and Frances I’s sister in law. Anne was a child when he started to think about the divorce.
And it was Henry’s own fault if he couldn’t have a male child. At least not a healthy one. Since it’s the man sperm which determines the sex. Historians had said that he had a genetic problem which made all his children born weak of health. Especially the male ones who died in puberty. At the end Anne had the last laugh. Only her daughter survive long enough till old age and made England the potency which it is still today, the so called Golden Age. Not by chance, the Elizabethan period and theater have her name.
Most of Catherine humiliations happened because Henry wanted that. I don’t deny Anne’s jealousy but I still understand her when I imagine myself in such a delicate position. If Henry himself hadn’t wanted to, Anne would never said nothing against her. Proof of that is that he still kept on mistreating Mary after her death just because she didn’t want to sign the oath which declared her fathers marriage null and void. You just needed to not obey the narcissistic spoiled tyrant king to be tortured or put to death. Even if you were his daughter.
So go to do some research instead of insulting someone who cannot defend herself anymore.
Annais Maia you speak of Anne as if she was your relative or something, "go to do some research instead of insulting someone who cannot defend herself anymore", yeah a lot of people of that time are dead and cannot speak for themselves, like Catherine, Jane, Mary, Henry himself, that was pointless to say and when did I insulted her?, did I called her whore?, a witch? or any of the other things people those days called her?, I merely stated the truth that no one wants to accept, Jane was no saint but neither was Anne, if we are going to go for who plotted what Jane didn't plot anything either, her family did because they wanted to earn prestige and power and money, just the Anne's family, who first tried to use Anne sister and when that failed used Anne, Jane was a pawn of her power hungry family that saw an oportunity to make her a queen when Anne failed to produce a son and Henry started to grow bored of her, just like it happened with Catherine, Jane played her part on the plot, just like Anne once played her plot of the plot that eventually made her a queen and just like Jane, Anne was a lady-in-waiting for the current Queen, I do not think Jane was a saint but neither was Anne, in the end most of the fault lies on Henry
xWickedWitchOfTheWestx The difference is that Anne doesn’t have blood in her hands unlike Jane have, the same Jane who did a lot for Mary and almost nothing for Elizabeth, calling her “that Smeaton bastard” and being trained by Anne’s own cousin Nicholas Carew to gain Henry’s love and get her killed. Anne was not saint but much better than the other. At least she showed herself as she really was, not using masks. “A lot of that time are dead and cannot speak for themselves” Oh really? If it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t never know it genius.... You insulted her when you said it was karma. If it was like that her daughter would never be queen, let alone have the longest and prosper reign, surpassing all others.
I LOVE that dress
Just started watching this series. Love it!
“I am carrying the king’s son”
x to doubt
Strangely enough she was correct. When she miscarried, they were able to tell it would have been a boy.
It was a boy 😢
Karma was good to Anne Boleyn you only have to look at her daughter's reign to see that
Beheaded is not good carma that human can have, besides that,r each human has different destine, I dont think dead people is fulfilled by the life of their children. She was dead, dead people dont exist, is gone forever. Human have only one life, when it finish, the glory in earth is done.
@@Brancaalice your spelling also doesn't exist
Thanks for let me know, I didnt go over my mess.
No there was no Karma. Elizabeth always refer to herself as Henry's daughter and plus he put her back in the line of succession. And thanks to his money his tutors and his power of position Elizabeth got to be Queen. If she remained illegitimate she would have been like any other illegitimate children that Henry had which is not on the throne and not defeating the Spanish Armada so that was all thanks to him.
Several people in that scene are eventually murdered......so sad..
Damn natalie is sooooooooo pretty 😍
“He respected me.”
The lie detector test determined that was a…lie.
Beautiful attention to wardrobe details
“We are on the edge of a golden world” it feels like it was trying to imply that Elizabeth would create a golden age and that what they called her reign so yeah she was kinda right
i dont know who this actress is but damn she nailing ann i watched other people play ann nope this one here is stunning
Natalie Dormer and yes, she is amazing!
Famous last words.
"And I wore yellow to her funeral."
“He wanted me (ha) obviously”
kept messaging me like every day
@@Micaerys Couldn't be better, then he sent me a letter and who am I kidding I was prêt-à-manger
ooooh Sent a reply
@@Cattyhimeowmeow Ooh Just saying "Hi!"
@@PhantomQueen89 Ooh Your a nice guy
She really did wear yellow to Catherine’s funeral.
History records that Anne Boleyn really did wear festive gold when Queen Katherine died.
Funfact: She and Henry both the day Catherine passed away wore yellow
If only they could have anticipated the future it would have been a whole new world.
I love her hair! How much time that must’ve taken!
0:51 she turned into Margaery got a sec
Natalie is soo good with the role it makes me think it’s actually her causes me to cringe ( soo talented and gorgeous)
Talking about this version of Anne here, I would say if she stuck to her and her family's original motive of just worming her way into queendom without letting her emotions get in her way (i.e. not being jealous and distressed at that punk's cheating ways), she would have been alive. Maybe then Henry would have simply divorced her but spared her life like Ann of Cleves (who did not let her emotions regarding absence of children and absence of Henry's romantic love get in her way, she maintained a positive relationship with Henry till the end).
Oh, how happy she is...
If she only could see what her doughter brought to the world. With no man next to her... girls doesent need a man to rule.
Anne boleyn wasn't evil
At this scene I really scene Anne Boleyn like antagonist, even if I know she was a oerson with her feelings and needs. Im curious if this is just my guess, of if creators show really wanted to portray her in such a negative way.
Anyone think or catch when she said golden world it’s what her daughter did longest raking monarch on any thrown around the workd
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The mistress is so happy.
I sometimes wonder that even if she had managed to produce a male heir (or many males heirs), would Henry have kept her as his wife and not found some other way to get rid of her in time?
I for sure think he would have. I always felt that way about Catherine too...had she been able to produce a healthy male heir he would have stayed with her.
She took it straight to her head..
Cromwell's face lol 😂
0:34
i love anne boleyn
Where can you watch all the seasons???
Anyone gonna talk about that thing on her head?! What the hell is that? Not a french hood or english hood or gable hood or even any of those weird forehead crown thingies the costume designer replaced 60% of accurate period headwear with. I know the costuming on this show is a mix of fantasy and general renessiance and tudor but really now.... What the HELL is that?!
What movie is this ?
Father Thomas boleyn is a direct member of my family
Karma is sweet she was laughing at Katherine for not being able to conceive a son now she is living the exact same thing 😂😂😂
That is a Woman I want. I choose her every day.
I know that Anne wore yellow when Catherine died but at the same time yellow is the Spanish mourning colour, and Catherine was Spanish. Was it the Spanish mourning colour back then? Was Anne happy or sorrowful when Catherine died? Because I keep hearing different things from all sides
@@Crea1379 I think it was the believed mourning color, but Henry didn't knew a lot about those traditions in Spain, still he chose to wear it. If it was the real mourning color... I'm not quite sure, because Catherine's great grandmother (also Catherine) was Queen of Castile and when her husband died she wore black
(Anne didn’t actually wear yellow, the series made that up, it was just Henry who did it as celebration and because he was just a cunt in general) but she probably a mix of both emotions.