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Jonathan Rhys Meyers stars in this original, history-based drama series as the young, vibrant King Henry VIII, a competitive and lustful monarch who navigates the intrigues of the English court and the human heart with equal vigor and justifiable suspicion. Natalie Dormer ("Anne Boleyn"), Jeremy Northam ("Thomas More"), Maria Doyle Kennedy ("Queen Katherine"), James Frain ("Thomas Cromwell") and Peter O'Toole ("Pope Paul III") round out the all-star cast of this lavish epic.
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What's sad in the exchange is that after Henry VIII's death, when Elizabeth is living with Catherine and her new husband Thomas Seymour (Jane's brother), he develops a "creepy uncle" relationship with the princess. Some scholars think this early abuse is one of the reasons Elizabeth never marries.
Meredith Hagan she also joined in on the abuse and held Elizabeth down while Seymour "cut the back of her night gown to a thousand pieces"
Meredith Hagan Part of why Elizabeth never married was because she saw what happened between her parents and the other four wives. She is rumored to have asked after Anne's execution, "How haps it that yesterday, I was Lady Princess, and today but Lady Elizabeth?" She certainly was old enough to see what happened with Anne of Cleves and another Howard relative, Catherine Howard.
Meredith Hagan i thought elizabeth died a virgin queen
Katheryne Koelker and she learned from the reighn of lady jane grey.
Meredith Hagan I think that if Catherine had known what a douchebag Tommy Seymour was, she might have not married him and risked the honor and virtue of her favorite stepchild.
Stepmom of all history! Loving to the children and had such an interest in what was best for them. I love how she sells the tutor idea to Prince Edward
It probably would have been much better had Thomas Seymour had remained out of the picture.
because she doesn't have her own child.
@@margaretroseduchessofpough8485 She gives birth later, when she's married Thomas. She died shortly after; it is thought that the girl died at a young age.
Katheryne Koelker yes I’m aware, I mean when she still in marriage with Henry VIII.
I also agree, she loved them all.
P.S I love your image of Rey for your account picture.
A perfectly loving mother figure to all three of them - making peace after all that's happened before...
Ricilein01 she want a good parental figure after Henry passed when she was shortly a queen after his departure from earth she was wicked to his children especially Elizabeth
@@aaliyahaldc3760 I cant find anything in history proving your claims. The only thing that comes close is her husband but it says in the books that she found out and sent Elizabeth away for her saftey.
Film Fangirls her husband molested Elizabeth, dear god! How can you not find claims? And Catherine SENT ELIZABETH OFF AFTER HER HUSBAND MOLESTED LIZZIE!
It really is too bad that the series is ending here with Henry.... It would be awesome to see Elizabeth's eventual rise to power (and Edward and Mary's rules as well that led up to E taking the throne)...
Don't forget Lady Jane Gray.
Well handled by cate blanchett in the Elizabeth movies.
Find "Elizabeth R" with Glenda Jackson.
I completely agree !
Even though poorly done, Reign does that.
Loved all those family scenes with Catherine but she was so much more than a nurse maid and nanny type cast. She was incredibly intelligent. She was the first English Queen to write a book. She has been terribly overlooked in history.
Yeah and same with her sister in law Jane seymour, these women never are talked about properly. And anne of cleves
@@linzainib7441 True but the problem with Jane Seymour and Anne of Cleves is we know so little about them, their personality and views etc.
People either paint Jane as boring or a schemer but it's unfair to presume as we just don't know
@@Shane-Flanagan I know Alison weir is an author that has done a lot of research around all six wife's and other historic figures mainly in the tudor dynasty. She described Jane as sweet kind and caring, that even her cousin Frances Bryan once kissed her but mainly loved her that even mentioned to her she deserved a better husband who can be loyal towards her not someone like him. I think deep down Jane loved him as who he is l, I think hadn't Frances not been frightened that he could be bad husband to Jane and pooped the proposal question, she would have married him unless Henry stands in the way which he actually did, I read Jane seour and returned that book and had to take anne of cleves she is also a woman many people don't talk about
"I expect great thing from you and I am sure I will not desapoint!"
"I hope not"
Here you see that Queen Catherine Parr had a vision of the future
I can't decide if my favorite is Anne of Cleves or Katherine Parr. They are both great women!
I prefer Anne Of Cleves. She had no hidden agenda like Katherine Parr and she was very kind towards Mary. She was a lutherian but Mary liked her very much. That tells a lot.
@@fridakahlo4225 I agree. Anne of Cleves was always kind to everyone. Even when she was rejected by the King for not being the woman he tought she would be (even being labeled as having a horse face despite it was not true), she remained graceful. She even introduced Mary to Duke Philip of Bavaria. I think only her and Jane were the only stepmothers that have shown Mary true kindness.
@@rafaelmatos5851 Catherine Parr was always kind and welcoming to Mary. They held different religious views but that it
I think I like anne of cleves more but I still really do respect catherine parr
@@Shane-Flanaganbut Catherine Parr turned a blind eye when her next husband molested Elizabeth. Thus, Anne of Cleves is better.
prince edward is sooo cute:3
Such a sweet scene! I love the way Catherine really bonds with Elizabeth
Elizabeth and Mary also bonded well with Anne of Cleves.
@@einezcrespo Yes Anne of Cleves travelled in Mary's coronation carriage when Mary became Queen
You can tell Mary looks at the queen suspiciously. She may have gotten wind of her religious beliefs.
hnoel79 and Catherine obviously sensed a disturbance in Mary because in another scene she asks Mary if anything is wrong and Mary says something like “I heard the king is already looking for a new wife “ and Catherine doesn’t buy that but she just says “I know it’s something else” and she doesn’t push Mary to say what it is but whatever it is you know it hurt Catherine to think one of her stepchildren didn’t love her anymore because she loved them all
GeekyFanGirl StarWarsHistoryMusicTravelECT it was Catharine’s fault, the darkness that was put in her because of Henry and Ann Boleyn was taking her by this time
You can't possibly blame Mary for being suspicious. I mean, it was because of her first stepmother, Anne Boleyn that her happiness was crushed. Because of Anne, her father divorced her mother and sent her away, while declaring Mary illegitimed. Not only that, but she had also to live with her half-sister, who looked like Anne, and then watch her father marry other women. In fact, I think she had a good relationship with only two of her stepmothers: Jane and Anne of Cleves. With Katherine Parr, despite their initially good relationship, the fact the last wife of Henry was raising Ellyzabeth and Edward in the Protestant way caused her to lose Mary's favor.
@@rafaelmatos5851 her father crushed her happiness ultimately. Not Anne. Henry is the villain.
@@AmethystEyes U are so right. Mary was another casualty of Henry VIII's trynny
Mary looks very royal in this outfit. I love the crown as well
Joely RIchardson bears a striking resemblance to Annabelle Wallis (Jane Seymour).
I like Joely Richardson as Katherine Parr... so very much. and damn it, that Laoise girl did a very good job playing Elizabeth!! I love her!! that's how I'd imagine Elizabeth to have been as a girl... gracious but aloof.
She is by far. My favorite of all of his wives.
She's my favourite of the six queens too!
Same!!
You know i love you boy-
She definitely gets overlooked and type cast as a nurse maid and nanny when in fact there was so much more to her. She was incredibly intelligent, first Queen to write a book
@@blank_9123 in every single way, though you I love you boy-
Elizabeth adored Katherine Parr but their relationship was almost ruined when Katherine remarried Thomas Seymour, who then very possibly sexually abused a 13/14 yo Elizabeth when she lived with them. Katherine found out and Elizabeth left their household. K and E wrote during the separation but never reconciled in person before Katherine died.
A Sad state of affairs.
I smiled the whole time from when Edward entered the room. Catherine's "Come here, Your grace!" to him and their conversation are the sweetest things.
That kid’s gonna be dead in 10 years...
Seriously
Poor thing. But at least he was reunited with his mother in heaven.
He’s yo fckn son
Spoiler alert LAWL
Not even, he's got 6 years, tops
just realized that Joely Richardson is Natasha Richardson's younger sister
GryffindorGurl she’s also the daughter of Vanessa Redgrave, who acted as Mary, Queen of Scots in the 1971 movie of that name. I think she also played Anne Boleyn in an older movie, the name of which escapes me at the moment...perhaps A Man for All Seasons? Please correct me if I’m wrong.
Julie Durden yes the film is called a man of all season's. She features in the film for about 3 minutes during a scene showing the festivities of Anne Boleyn's coronation. Joely richardson played a young Elizabeth I in the film anonymous. Her mother played an older Elizabeth in the same film.
Elizabeth looks like henry and the rest is Anne
Only Elizabeth is from Anne
She was by far my fav queen she was kind and the best stepmother ever she was like Jane but more mature
They cut the best part when Catherine talk to Kat Ashley and told her that she knows she was of their faith, just like Anne Boleyn was as well and that she wanted Elizabeth to be raised in her mothers faith.
Simply a delightful vignette! I love this more each time i watch it! :)
What a strong, beautiful woman
I wish they could have made more seasons this time about the power struggle between Elizabeth and Mary
I swear Catherine Paar looks like an older Jane Seymour
Sarah beatiful
Mary my favorite women the Tudors
She is so smart enough to survive dangerous Henry.
@toothbrush55 i have a feeling they were trying to look for someone that looks alot like Cate Blanchette, maybe? it kinda looks like her dont it? - seems like Cate B. MIGHT be playing Queen Eli.. no?
@ladyinwaiting2005 ya she does...like she's keeping in her antipathy...Katherine has to be REALLY careful about what she discusses with Mary.
Mary looks upset about something. 0:03-0:10
Laura W I think this was around the time when Mary was growing suspicious of her stepmother’s religious beliefs.
@@juliedurden5237 It was not just about her beliefs, it was also about her interference in reform matters. Katherine Parr was not acting just out of kindness, she also wanted to furher the reforms. Raising Edward and Elizabeth as protestant was a part of it. So when they grow up and claim the throne, they will not convert to catholism. Mary could see that.
Oh gosh! This makes me so excited for episode 8!
Catherine parr and Anne boleyn
We 💓 you both
I notice that mary is wearing anne's cross necklace
Mary looks always....upset. Suspicious. She makes me nervous 😶
She has reason. Look what happened to her and her mother.
is it just me or Mary here resembles Anne Boleyn
Wholesome
@HistoryLover1550 i havent watche season 4.. only watched till season 3.. the cancelled the show???? :O tell me they didnt.. =(
There are only 4 seasons. It ends right before Henry dies.
I haven't seen this?
In wich episode is this?
Really?
I missed that part then. (':
Thank you. ^^
I'm seeing a few other comments say this, but I'll say it too: this depiction is NOT accurate to Catherine's treatment of Elizabeth. According to historians, her treatment of Elizabeth was as harsh as Anne Boleyn's was of Mary (possibly even worse, as she's rumored to have been complicit in her next husband's sexual abuse of the young princess)
Nah. Elizabeth loved Cather ne Parr a lot. Yes, there was tension with her husband but no way did she treat her poorly like Anne did Mary
@toothbrush55 auctually...she said i hope not not i hope so...and shes not that bad
@spikester93 : That explains a lot!
Thank you very much! (:
Shouldn't Edward be sickly?
effooo2000 and Nieva he only got ill when he was 17
Not at this point. Edward's immune system was not strong because of all the wall washing and germ prevention in his early infancy; as Edward got older he was sadly alow to mix more with others & have more experience with the world. Thus causing his later illnesses as he had not built up a strong immune system to cope with all the germs. Very Sad.
he was only sick a couple of times as a little boy. he was actually pretty healthy for most of his life, but he had smallpox about a year before he died and that debilitated him, making him susceptible to the tuberculosis that killed him.
@@AnnaBellaChannel Henry was so afraid that Edward would die young. Until there was a younger brother, Henry was taking no chances with Edward. Unfortunately, as you have noted, his immune system suffered because it did not get to build up the normal immunity.
@@gidzmobug2323 correct
@spikester93 ok thanks ;)
@TheGiraffeShit The last one I think. s04e07
0:057
TENNIS DID NOT EXIST FOR CENTURIES
THEY PLAYED HANDBALL, YOU NERDS!
Tennis was already considered an old and time honored sport in the Tudor Era. Henry himself was an avid player.
In 1527, Castiglione stated that tennis was a ‘noble sport which is very suitable for the courtier to play…for this shows how well he is built physically, how quick and agile he is in every member.’ (Thurley, Pg. 182)
Actually it did
Joshua,
Check out Hampton Court's tennis court built during the Tudors.
It was different from the modern sport, but still called tennis. henry VIII even had his own court at hampton court palace. Today it is known as real tennis.
It certainly did exist, though in a different form to the modern game. Henry VIII himself was an avid player as a young man. Today it is called "real tennis," and has a different ball and rules, but definitely recognisable as tennis.
The actress playing Elizabeth is named Laoise and she is a really horrible actress.
Wtf