Mary Boleyn: The Sister of Anne Boleyn and the Mistress of Two Kings: AI Reimagined Tudors
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- Dive deep into the captivating tale of "Mary Boleyn: The Mysterious Queen's Sister and Mistress of Two Kings: AI Reimagined Tudors." This video unravels the intricate life of Mary Boleyn, a prominent figure during the Tudor era, and the older sister of Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII. Delve into the secrets, scandals, and stories that surrounded Mary Boleyn, revealing her relationships with two of the most powerful kings of Europe.
"Mary Boleyn: The Mysterious Queen's Sister and Mistress of Two Kings: AI Reimagined Tudors" not only tells her tale but also brings history to life using AI. We've reimagined the Tudors, converting ancient portraits into lifelike images and videos. This immersive journey uses AI technology to recreate the images of Mary Boleyn, Anne Boleyn, King Henry VIII, and other influential figures from the Tudor period. Watch and witness Mary and her contemporaries come to life as never before.
Explore the enthralling and treacherous world of the Tudor dynasty. Understand Mary Boleyn's trials and tribulations, the power dynamics at play, and the pivotal roles of the influential Tudor figures. From love affairs to courtly intrigue, from power plays to passionate encounters, Mary Boleyn's life was filled with drama and passion. Our video, "Mary Boleyn: The Mysterious Queen's Sister and Mistress of Two Kings: AI Reimagined Tudors," provides an in-depth look into her life, as well as an AI-based exploration of the Tudor era.
Where did the Boleyn's come from, please find the videos in our series on the Rise of the Boleyns below:
• AI Revelations of Anne...
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We've combined historical research with AI art to provide a unique perspective on Mary Boleyn's life and the illustrious Tudor era. We hope this fusion of history and technology allows viewers to connect with the past in a brand new way. Thank you for your support, and we hope you find the journey through "Mary Boleyn: The Mysterious Queen's Sister and Mistress of Two Kings: AI Reimagined Tudors" as fascinating as we did in creating it.
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Though I love the other Boleyn girl starring Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman, it would have been a masterpiece if the director stuck to canon historical facts.
It was an interesting movie, and it is not always easy to create a script that fully historically accurate all the time. We thank you for your comment!
Philippe Gregory’s books and HBO’s “The Tudors” series are much more intriguing than “The Other Boleyn Girl”, as they allowed for much more character development and detail. I could be mistaken but I do believe that Philippe Gregory participated in the creation of “The Tudors” series.
It would’ve been good if they had followed the book, period!
@@timefoolery Unfortunately, movies often has limits due to time, perhaps a TV series like the Tudors would be better to highlight the stories in the books.
Agreed!
I read The Other Boleyn Girl in early 2008 and it became one of my favorites. Unfortunately, the film left out so much of Mary’s story. If you’re interested in this history then read the book. It’s far better than anything else out there about the Boleyns and the Tudor Court.
It was a very interesting book!
I think the original artwork’s portrayal of Mary’s beauty was enhanced, like most portraits at the time ( and nearly every portrait before and since when painted or photographed). The artists want to please the buyer and want to continue to work. It would be interesting if the AI didn’t add current standards of beauty and current trends in makeup. I notice the AI changes the eyes quite drastically. Maybe have it stay more true to form of the original portraits. Could you make that kind of AI image so we can see what they actually people actually looked like during that time? Thanks. These portraits are really fun and I enjoy your channel.
Hi, Thank you for your comments and for liking the video. We would definitely be keen to create Tudor photos from portraits using different AI models and preferences. We tried it with two Elizabeth Woodville portraits that looked very different, in an earlier video, but AI has since improved further. On Mary, it is far more difficult to create authentic pictures for the Tudors (as we have tried placing different levels of make-up or even removing makeup with AI, and have not got to a model which everyone agrees with). The interesting age for comparison will be the late 19th century to the Early 20th century (Late Georgian and Early Victorian) when photography was just invented and everybody still own painted portraits, either because Photography was still too new and primitive or because of "photoshop" effects, we do get to see a lot of differences between photos and portraits. We also hope to do more comparisons for those era for everyone to explore and evaluate. Thanks again.
AI=Fake
To please the audience for more$
Judging from the royals alive today I am sure all their beauty was enhanced
I agree. The AI's use of modern beauty standards exaggerated features to a point that made them highly unlikely to resemble the actual people, particularly the women. The mouths and lips were made easily 3 or 4 times fuller than the original portraits. Granted, the beauty standard back then was to portray mouths smaller than likely realistic, so the truth would probably be somewhere between the original paintings and the modern AI.
Mary is my direct ancestress too. But as for the visual depiction of her for this video, unlike her sister, Mary was described to have had blonde hair and blue eyes. She considered to have had the standard look that was considered beautiful back then. That's why she was considered the more beautiful of the two sister with Anne being considered to be quite plain.
Very interesting! We followed the Portrait that was deemed to be her, but as we have included, there were no known or confirmed contemporary portrat. When we have a chance or working on further Boleyn stories, we will definitely try out the blond hair and blue eyes version. We do fully agree with you, and historical texts and rumors, that Mary was definitely the more beautiful of the sisters!
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines Mary was described by contemporaries to have blonde hair and blue eyes, in contrast to Anne. Her hood is dark in that famous portrait but that wasnt her hair.
Good point! 😄
Me too! Great times a lot grandmother
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Mary dodged more than one bullet. Glad she got away and outlived most of those who looked down on her.
This is very true! If we think about Anne of Cleves, they seem to have both saved themselves, despite not been fully understood by the people after them. They were the closest to Henry VIII, and understood the risks they face, and what they had to do to escape him.
1] Mary Boleyn was also the ancestress of Princess Diana, a line that was carried by her son, Henry Carey. I heard recently that Prince William's wife, Princess Catherine, is also a Boleyn descendant, but the person didn't specify which branch of the family she comes from. I love stories like this, how one person or family, who the powers that be try to demean, smear, and wipe from history, ends up with the last laugh. Anyone from Henry's court that hated the Boleyns, including Henry, himself, is probably turning over in their graves right now, seeing how the blood of their shared enemy is still on the British throne.
And 2] With time, most historians I've looked into now believe that, if Mary had a child with Henry at all, it was more likely to have been Catherine. Her gender, alone, would explain why the king didn't acknowledge her as his, given his legendary desperation for a son. Those same historians have said that Mary most likely had flame-red hair, while Anne's hair was dark auburn. (10/25/2023)
Thank you for your comment!! These are really interesting facts, especially when we look at how one beautiful lady like Mary Boleyn can have such impact on Royal History. Many do suspect that Catherine Carey was Henry's child although it is very difficult to confirm or prove. Please do share more interesting facts! 😁😁😁
All the Royals are extended relatives of one another. Even Ralph Fiennes the actor is 12th cousin with the royal family. You would be surprised who is related to who as 4th , 5th, 6th, 10th, etc.. cousins.
@@Real_Patriot48 That is very true. If we look at the extended families of all the Royals and top nobility today, they will be connected when you start looking beyond 4th or 5th cousins and definitely within 10th cousins. If we agree with the migration theory, we are all interrelated to the original seven humans.
Because he was married to Anne legally and morally (in the eyes of the people) he could not recognize little Henry. It was also one of the demands made by a very selfish and cruel Anne .
@@MeetingHistoryTimelinesmy mom's side of the family are relatives of Prince Albert and Victoria.... I think we figured it out that if I wanted to be queen now that there are new generations to the royal family.... Only something like a 800 people would have to die and for my sis ... 801... So I raise a glass and say long live the 800 because it doesn't seem fun at all and I'm pretty sure I'd be a royal pain in the ..... 😂😂😂😂
I love hearing and watching anything on Mary Boleyn. I wish we knew more about her. This was a good video❤
Thank you for your comment! Mary Boleyn had a fascinating and mysterious life! We really happy you like the video! 😁
Mary Boleyn is my 12X Great Grandmother through Catherine Cary, and Queen Elizabeth II is my 10th cousin twice removed through the Bowes-Lyon line. The resemblance between my Mother and Queen Elizabeth II, and my Grandmother and Elizabeth The Queen Mother is uncanny!
That is very interesting! and very in tune to how Genetics should work!
She was my 13 th great grandmother through Catherine Cary.
@@leatricewallace6223 That is such an exciting line, also means you may have a certain claim to the throne!
@@leatricewallace6223 That would make us very distant cousins!😆
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines I think I’m just fine right here in the Arizona desert 🏜️! A little too close to my cousin Harry and his crazy wife. But I’m good! I wouldn’t mind I little Title 👑 to use, but I’m still good! 😊
I am a descendant of Mary Boleyn thru her son Henry Carey he served his 1st Cousin Queen Elizabeth I all his life. I am also a double or tripple cousin many times removed from Henry VIII and his siblings. I recently discovered that 3 of Jacquetta of Luxembourg's daughters, were my ancestors, as well as Edward IV thru his son Aurthur Plantagenet, and George Duke of Clarence thru his daughter Margaret de la Pole who was executed by Henry VIII at age 69. Arthur Plantagenet was also a prisoner of Henry VIII who also killed my ancestor the 3rd Duke of Buckingham. Arthur Plantagenet died when he found out he was being released.
3 of Henry's wives, Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, and Anne of Cleves were my aunts many times removed. And Thomas Howard 2nd duke of I can't remember was about a 17th great grandfather he defeated the scots at Flodden.
Interesting, they were quite inter-connected. It sounds like that you are more connected to the Plantagenets, which means you probably do not like the House of Tudor too much. Except that they were also all descendant of Elizabeth of York, a Plantagenet as well.
It is amazing to us nowadays how young these ladies were , some only fifteen or eighteen, rubbing shoulders and consorting with people of huge political power. It is often overlooked how fragile life was during this period. Many women died during childbirth and many children were lucky to reach six years old because of disease . If one reached forty years old good fortune smiled on you.
These are very interesting insights, we often forget that they were virtually teenagers, especially someone like Catherine Howard.
Enchanted and beautiful AI imagery! I find Anne and Mary both striking. I do feel and think Mary had the blonde coloring which Henry had more than one blonde mistress. Annes personality what defined her wit and strength about her she also knew how to work her charms. I also wondered how AI would use Tudor or dated beauty standards vs modern standards. Now that would be intriguing to make historical figure come alive more portraying the era in which they lived. I can not wait for the next video :)
Thank you for your insightful comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the AI imagery of Anne and Mary.
We actually don't know the birth order of the Boleyn children but I've always believed that Mary was older than Anne. Philippa Gregory (among a couple historians) think that Mary was younger
It is true as we do not have any birth date of the Boleyn children, and many wonder why Thomas Boleyn sent Anne to Netherland instead of Mary.
Many historians believe Mary Boleyn went back to England with Princess Mary Tudor, dowager queen of France and believe it was actually Anne who was Francis's mistress. However, it may have not been true at all. Since the story came from a catholic priest who hated the Boleyn's because Henry dissolved his marriage to Catherine of Aragon and broke with the Catholic church in order to marry Anne
We do have to piece together history using different records, and sometimes, records are misleading when describing someone they love or hate!
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines You should not present it as fact when no one knows. Poor Mary was given a reputation as loose morals when she was really a pawn in power play. Plus originally the priest said that of Anne, not Mary which somehow got changed to protect Anne's reputation. Alison Weir wrote extensively on this. she said the priest said Ane which somehow got changed to Mary but there is no idea if Anne was his mistress of not as Anne had made enemies of any staunch catholic. especially priests with her reformed religion and Henry breaking from the catholic church.
I love this video. Like others have said AI drastically changed the portraits but I still loved this video
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Both Boleyn sisters were at the French court, serving the French queen. The French king, Francis I, was a womanizer who slept with any woman who would go along with it, and Mary had a short affair with him. He referred to her as 'My Hack'. Not very complimentary. Returning to England, she had a short lived affair with Henry VIII. It has never been confirmed any of her children were due to Henry. He claimed only his son by Bessie Blount.
We fully agree, most people makes guesses about Catherine Carey been Henry VIII's daughter, including us. But it was interesting that she bore Henry Carey, but instead of the honors showered upon the baby like Henry Fitzroy, Henry VIII simply terminated their affair, probably out of spite and jealousy. Which means Henry Carey was not his son...the only other question is why William Carey died so soon after, due to illness/or something else...
Fun fact: King Francis 1 was one metre 90. Something like 6 ft I think? He must have towered over everybody! That + being dashing on top of being the King... The ladies must have been falling like flies! 😁
Just a note, Kings were expected to have mistresses. Often the husbands of them were well compensated for their sacrifice and so affairs as such were not that secret. Not really.
Very true in the case of Mary Boleyn and William Carey! He did get land and other rewards during the affair.
So Henry VIII took that from Mary Boleyn after her Husband died????
WTH!
Catherine of Aragon disagrees.
@@robbiet8583 We believe that Carey was heavily in debt, so could have sold them.
@@nankosa82 Catherine of Aragon was herself isolated at this stage. She did pass quite sadly as well!
I'm afraid King François premier didn't hold court in Paris. He held court in different castles. Fontainebleau, Amboise.....
Correct!
It's interesting.Thank you for your job!
Thank you too!
Mary was an ancestress of the late princess Diana through her son.
That is correct! There are 12 Generations between them. And it makes Prince William and Prince Harry descendant of both Catherine and Henry Carey!
Mary was not dark, she was described many times as fair with blonde hair. Anne was the dark one which was not very common.
Thank you for pointing out the description of Mary and Anne! It's always interesting to dive into the historical details and learn more about these fascinating figures.
Mary was a brunette? I thought that she was a blonde who looked different from the darker haired and eyed sister Anne.
There were records that she was blond, and Anne was darker!
@7:10, There is a date discrepancy. It's supposed to be 1543, displayed is 1943.
Thank you for pointing it out, we will be more careful in future to prevent these errors from creeping in?
The intrigues and viper infested royal courts must have been exhausting to negotiate. Unknowing, your friends, enemies, one slight your undoing.
You put it very succinctly, the reason why she basically eloped and ran away from the Court and her family! But she survived the longest!
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines The reason I've been interested in the Bolyn's for so long, between their uncle, mother, father as if that wasn't enough, the next generation, what a bunch ! And Henry ! Good grief, going to be a priest, immersed in theology ( that is never highlighted, wonder why ?) forget that, your brother's dead, here's your crown be King. Oh, and here's your wife too, Arthur won't be needing her anytime soon, and we need Spain.. History, ain't it fun ?
@@PatriciaPalmer-o3eWe love your interest in the Boleyns as we are working on more, and hope you will enjoy them too!
Did anyone else see a bit of Leonard DeCaprio in the picture of Henry's face?
We must look at that, do you think they were related - or did AI decide that Leonardo DiCaprio most represents Henry VIII? Then it may be true that the King was really handsome when he was young and busy partying and having fun.
@MeetingHistoryTimelines - AI decided that it is a relatable face to people today. And you're right H8 didn't age well. Enjoyed too many earthly pleasures.
I've never understood why Catherine and Henry Carey didn't inherit anything from William.Carey when he died. Legally they were his children.
It's a fascinating question and one that historians have debated for years. I believe the official version is that William Carey had lost all his assets and wealth before he died. There are several other theories as to why Catherine and Henry Carey didn't inherit anything from William Carey, and it's a topic that continues to spark interest and discussion among history enthusiasts.
I thought Mary was listed as actually being *fair of hair with light eyes*, and lets face it, back then if a king had a *desire* for a girl (any girl), she wasn't able to say no, on pain of death or public disgrace and exile of family!
You're absolutely right! The power dynamics in history were quite different, especially when it came to royal marriages and desires. It's fascinating to see how society has evolved since then.
She was used, abused by her own family. :(
That was probably the case, except we wonder if she knew she was used until she decided on her secret marriage!
It seems women were used a lot as chattel, to form alliances, etc. How sad!
@@duchesshenderson4482 It was unfortunate the situation until very late in the 19th century, even then, we still have a lot of that in the modern era.
My 13th great Grandmother, also to Queen Elizabeth, and Process Diana. I think the AI looks more accurate.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's great to hear that you find the AI's accuracy impressive.
7:11 Mary Boelyn 1499 - 1943 ?? Probably a pre-text error? I would have liked to see more about Henry VIII and Mary Boelyn's children
Thank you for picking up. We would love to create more videos on the Tudors too, will keep you updated if we have made more.
This is interesting 😮
Thank you! We really glad that you enjoyed the video!
Princess Anne Windsor looks a lot like Anne Boleyn in the AI rendering.
We are looking at the young Princess Anne photos and do see the resemblance, although we can only trace Princess Anne to Mary Boleyn, perhaps there was another beautiful ancestor further higher in the family tree that also look similar to them.
I've always wondered if Mary Boylen was forcing be Henry 8th mistress.
It's an interesting question! There are different theories and debates surrounding Mary Boylen's role as Henry 8th's mistress. Let's dive into the historical evidence and see what we can uncover!
He chose Anne not Mary. Anne gave him a daughter, who was Elizabeth 1 and Mary is the great grandmother of Queen Elizabeth 11
True!
Wow! Crazy life ...
Very much so, but we believe she found peace in her later life! or at least survived the purge of her family by Henry VIII.
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines I hope she had peace. Learning about the lives of people clawing for power makes me appreciate my little life a lot more....it was what they thought they had to do to exist... maybe they did.... maybe they didn't.
@@carmenfreeman693 Life was definitely more complex in their time, whether they were struggling for power or merely for survival, but it was tolerable as everyone had to go through the same!
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines Goodnight that sounds awful. I would rather read, study, play my music and go on long walks in peace.....thank you so much for your post. 🎁 🎄
Really wanted to enjoy this however the music was way too loud.
Got it, will try to manage that better in future.
why did you made her looks spanish instead of english did she had some connection to mediterranean europe? can you also provide the sources that call her more beautifull than anne
We do not believe she looks Spanish? Does she?
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines yeah in the video she loos more like any girl in my town instead of looking like any native british
You must be so lucky to have so many beautiful ladies in your town.😁😁 On the modelling, the Boleyns are said to have darker complexions - and possibly from France (5 generations before Mary and Anne). But we have to clarify that there were no confirmed portrait of Mary, only assumed ones!
My grandmother 13 times removed is Mary boleyn through her daughter catherine Carey.
If you are married to Henry 8, and you don't want your head cut off, Do'nt cheat on king Henry.
That is why a lot of very smart princesses and ladies at the time refused to marry him after he executed Anne Boleyn, then he executed Catherine Howard, and poor Catherine Parr really saw it as a service to the country to marry him (and he almost killed her too).
The king wanted the hard to get Ann
That was very true!
She must be the enchanting beauty
She defeinitely have the beauty genes. Her mother was a known beauty and her father gave up his inheritance to marry her mother. Also, there were many suitors, but that could be because she was fabulously wealthy as well.
Mary Boleyn was never married to king Henry 8th
True, she was not, she was a mistress of Henry VIII when she was married to William Carey.
What happened to Mary children
Her children from her first marriage with William Carey, Catherine and Henry Carey, both featured prominently during Elizabeth's Reign, and their descendants include today's British Royal Family, Princess Diana's family and Princess Catherine's Family. So, she was the ancestor of today's British Royals. There are no further records on her two children from her second marriage, so we would not know.
Hever is pronounced ‘heever’
Thank you! You are definitely correct!
Mary is my great grandmother.
You may have to add a lot of greats in front of great grandmother (roughly 12-13 depending on your age), unless you are referring to another Mary.
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines I assume that people understand that inherently. It's obvious isn't it?
To answer your question about our relationship to Henry VIII. He is our great x grandfather. My mother's genealogy proves it with both DNA and documentation.
@@sierranyokka8435 That is very interesting. As his legitimate line died out, your mother must have been related to him through the different illegitimate children - that will be a great story to tell on its own. Alternatively, she may have been a descendant of either of his sisters (but that would be from Henry VII), most likely from Margaret, meaning she was from the same line as the modern British royals!
His line didn't die out because Mary gave birth to his children. We are related to those children. It's shocking that you are not comprehending what I'm trying to tell you.
WE HAVE PROOF THE MARY GAVE BIRTH TO HENRY VIII CHILDREN.
And yet, your ego won't get out of the way enough to actually comprehend what I'm telling you. You aren't the ONLY expert in this conversation NOR do you have the DNA and documentation that we have as the actual decedent's of these people. For f***s sake. 🙄
@@MeetingHistoryTimelinesMy family tree is on Ancestry with ALL the proof and documents. It's not speculation or a wrong turn it's PROVEN.
Ok, having watched this full video, some corrections need to be made.
1. Both Mary and Katherine of Aragon were described to have blonde (or fair) hair and blue eyes.
2. Mary wasnt really considered or called a "favourite mistress of Francis I. She never even held the title of maitresse-en-titre (The Official Mistress of the French King.) In fact, her sexual relationships in general were said to be overly exagerated.
3. Mary didnt marry William Carey by coincidence. It was arranged by her father and was considered a good match since William was both a favourite and a cousin of Henry VIII.
4. We dont know for sure if Henry fathered one, both or neither of Mary's children. It's possible but cant be said for certain, especially when he claimed neither.
5. Anne only took wardship and paid for the education of Henry Carey, not Catherine Carey.
6. Mary did live in poverty during and after her second marriage but died a wealthy woman, having outlived both parents and siblings. After the death of Thomas Boleyn, Mary inherited his entire estate.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts:
On 1: We will definitely try Mary with blond hair and blue eyes, Katherine was often said to have strawberry blond hair, which may have a shade of red.
2. Anne de Pisseleu was Francis's favorite, as he created her a Duchess and never did so for Mary (or because she was English?)
3. Fully agreed, marriage with William Carey was strategic
4. That is true, and very different to when he acknowledge Henry Fitzroy, could it be tthat Mary was already married to his cousin, while Elizabeth Blount was single
5. That is correct too! Both supported Elizabeth though!
6. She did get some land, but it was said that Henry VIII sold Hever castle and only granted some of the proceeds to her out of pity. So her wealth and windfall may be limited. It is also interesting that none of the children from her second marriage was ever talked about again.
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1. Yes but it looks like in the video you gave Katherine dark hair.
2. I said that because the narrator said that Mary became a favourite mistress of his and i dont think that's even a little true.
4. Henry VIII claimed Henry FitzRoy as proof that he could father a son and make it seem that Katherine's failure to give him one was only her fault. Obviously back tjey didnt realise that the gender of a baby was determined by the man. Furthermore, it was common practice for a King to prefer affairs with married women, so if the womam did become pregnant, it was expected for the husband to claim the child/children and was often rewarded handsomely for it. I personally feel that Catherine Carey is the most likely candidate for being fathered by Henry although it was also said later on that Henry Carey was said to look A LOT like Henry VIII, at the court of Elizabeth I.
5. Yes, whether half-siblings or not, they were definitely cousins from their mothers being sisters and Elizabeth treated them well enough. Catherine was even Elizabeth's lady of the bedchamber (a very high position for a lady-in-waiting). I also think she valued them a lot because they were pretty much the only immediate family she had left.
6. Mary had at least 2 children from her second marriage but it's assumed that those 2 died in either infancy or during childhood because there's really no record of them beyond a certain point.
Why is that music under the story telling? Hard to hear it!
Sorry for that, we will try to see if we can make it less interfering, as it is nice to have background music.
If that AI image of Mary is supposed to look like her, I'm descended from Elizabeth II
ummmm..........?????
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines your AI made everybody look like they have contour and lip fillers. Mary was supposedly blonde or red headed, but the AI made her dark brown like Anne. This is a time in history I’ve fixated on since I was a kid and this genuinely upset me given the accuracy of your history
The video would be better without the.loud sound effects.
We will definitely look into that, do you mean the background music or the areas with sound effects?
My Grt Grandma , is very much my ❤
It's amazing how our family connections can shape us and make us who we are today. Cherish your great grandma and the memories you have with her!
Oh yes proud of the connections.
@@Gene-kl1br 😁
Heever not Hevver Castle.
Got it!
I think that Mary was much prettier than Anne. And I must say, their dad was a jerk.using your children to further your self in the Court
Unfortunately, using your daughters as political chip was the norm in those era, look at all the Princesses and young Noble ladies that were married for political gains. At least their father did try to educate them well, like sending Anne to Netherland and getting Mary a job with Princess Mary Tudor while getting the ambassadorship to France. He seemed far more focused on his daughters than majority of the Kings and Lords we have read about! Of course, he was also far more ambitious than most people!
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines I agree. But it still isn't right. But back then, it was the norm
@@karenknicely1788 We are thankful for how far the world has progressed!
I always like to imagine that the painters were exaggerating the attractiveness of the people they were painting, and that they were all really ugly.
Sometimes it does happen, but not every time!
She was a 15 year old kid what the hell
That was true - You mean Mary Tudor? or Mary Boleyn - remember that Catherine Howard also married King Henry VIII at 15!
If there is one thing that makes me delete any kind of American narrated British history video is the the mispronounciatin of places,people etc. Hever Castle is pronounced " Heever Castle " you excentuate the "e" in Hever! A real turn off for situation for me!
Yes, we will make the narrator practice Hever Castle (p. Heever Castle) one hundred times
That comment has got me laugh, then I read your answer 😂😂😂
some of the paintings look nothing like them?
Well, art is all about perspective, right? Maybe the artists were just feeling a little creative with their interpretations!
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines or maybe they didnt want there heads chopped off so they did the best they could making their faces decent as the way they seen them.
LOL, I guess no one wanted their heads chopped off for a bad selfie back then! They were doing their best with what they had, just like we are today. Props to them for trying to make their faces look decent! 🙌
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Um, I don’t think the reimagined images look like the old portraits.
I appreciate your perspective! It’s always interesting to see how different interpretations can evoke various reactions.
Mary was a lover of 2 KINGS not to 2 Queens!
She was the lover of 2 Kings!
Should have married Mary, at least because of the son.
This is probably where everyone believe Henry Carey was Carey's son, and not Henry VIII's.
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines I said so because the Fates of all his wives are so pitiful and devastating.
@@gi.l.5043 He was definitely a bad husband! We did a short on all those ladies who refused to marry him!
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines Thanks! Found and watched it.
@@gi.l.5043 Thank you, we hope you enjoyed it too!
That thumbnail is amusing.
Thank you, we really happy you liked it!
I don’t think the true people looked like the AI version.
It will be great to have time travel technology to confirm, let us not underestimate our ancestors, they may look even more beautiful!
I don't think the AI has done a good job. It changes the faces beyond recognition and gives all women big plump lips which are in fashion now. People used to hold small lips in the highest esteem at that time, and that's why all portraits have small mouths. I also noticed that the re-imagined Mary looks like a Thai girl.
We will look into your suggestions. We did not model Mary based on a Thai Lady. But we do somehow see your points after doing some research online and getting the photos of a few really beautiful and famous celebrities and actresses who are from Thailand.
Thanks, I was looking for this comment. The AI images completely disregard the genetics of that time, so that she looks like an Asian woman as opposed to an English one.
Even Henry VIII looks Asian. It’s the eyes…
She was actually very beautiful from that image..
Thank you for appreciating her beauty! She truly is stunning in every way.
wasnt mary blonde?
There were some documents saying it. But we do not have a confirmed image of Mary.
Hate the computer voice. It is ruining UA-cam for me.
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I thought Mary was blonde and fair?
Some said it was strawberry blond, but either the portrait we have is not her (possibly as it was guessed rather than confirmed) or her hair darkened with age!
I don't think the AI image looks anything like Mary.
Looks like the AI needs a new pair of glasses! Maybe it's time for an upgrade.
She had a son witb henry . His name qas henry cary.
Many people suspect that Henry might be his son!
We have no proof who is the older sister, just assumptions.
Very true! and we do not know if their birthdates were accurate. However, I think we follow the estimated age of Anne Boleyn going to Netherland and Mary Boleyn been part of Mary Tudor's entourage as a basis.
It is said Mary was a blonde....
True, but we unfortunately do not have a confirmed portraits of Mary!
Death in 1943? Oops
Oops!! Thank you for highlighting!
Mistress of two queens? Really?
Mistress of Two Kings! We have to check the transcript on the video...did we say that?
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines it's the title of the video.
@@jocelynmartin1572 OMG, 🤔, Thank you very much! How did we not see that....or should we claim this, "The intentional misspelling was done purely on purpose by our AI Overlords to attract viewer comments to please the algorithm! We are so glad that you read the title!" .... We have just manually corrected it!
Was a sa lutttt lmao
Ok! 🙈🙉🙊
Mary was much beautiful than Anne
Thank you for sharing your opinion! We fully agree!
Okay am i the only one that thinks Henry looks like Elon Musk 😅
No, we believe we have got someone else that commentted the same! 😀 Maybe we should check if any of Henry VIII's illigitimate child and their descendant end up in South Africa!
There is no proof Mary was the older sister. There is no proof she had an affair with Francois.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's important to critically examine the evidence we have, or don’t have, in this case.
Actually there is no record that Mary was more beautiful, she was just more available. E maybe you should tell you AI that noble women did not expose their hair. Claude of France was not beautiful and Francois was not dashing, but just a young man with a big appetite and the power to satisfy it. And her affair with Henry was all but not secret.
Thanks for dropping some historical knowledge! It's fascinating to learn more about the real stories behind these famous figures.
King Francis I (François 1er) was dashing indeed ! Have a look at his portrait by François Clouet. He was nearly two metres tall, young, athletic, charming, elegant, well-spoken and well-educated. His long nose even added to his charisma. A perfect Renaissance prince (inspired by the Italian Renaissance) and one of our favourite kings although he was not perfect.
These images make these women look way more attractive then they really were. British women aren’t known for their beauty
We disagree with your hostile and untrue statement about all beautiful British women! 😠
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What rubbish, she WAS NOT!!!
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She was not what?
She was the mistress of Henry only.@@jerrilynhenson9024
She didn't look anything like you have depicted. They were all ugly, as was Henry.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Everyone interprets things differently, and I value your perspective.
YOU MEANT BEAUTIFUL SISTER AND NOT MORE BEAUTIFUL BCZ ANNE BOLEYN ACCDG TO HISTORY AND HER COIN IMAGE WAS UGLY
You must be reading Eustace Chapuys, who hated her because she caused Catherine of Aragon's divorce. Henry VIII would not have fallen so deeply in love if she was not beautiful as well!
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines love potion can do wonders and once it fizzled off d enamoured man will suddenly come to his senses and wondered why on earth did he falll for her...wc explained Henry's too much hatred and sudden indifference towards her...
@@agnellinaonairda680But not for so many years! Unless someone continuously feed it to him.
@@MeetingHistoryTimelines exactly she continuously made her drink d potion then after getting her much awaited crown..she might've let her guard down and became complacent...too late once they say d potion fizzled and d man came back to his senses it can never work on him again...thus her execution...
@@agnellinaonairda680 ....... The Interesting Potion Theory .........
This is not accurate, I saw a recent documentary, they are supposed to be black 😉
Are you not referring to the TV series?
Henry the viii was japanese 🤭🤭
Japanese??? How did you see that! 😕
I find comfort in descending from the Boleyn that kept her head👑 She is my 14th Great Grandmum👑
That is a fascinating lineage, you can count lots of famous cousins!
amazing how everyone is related to Mary Boleyn
*“Mistress, let's scale M.... ”* 🧩
It sounds like you’re ready to take things to the next level! What specific ideas do you have in mind for scaling?