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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- True power is knowing what you want and letting nothing stand in your way. Watch Catherine take her place when The Spanish Princess premieres May 5 on STARZ.
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The White Queen: rivalry between Elizabeth Woodville and Cecily Neville.
The White Princess: rivalry between Elizabeth of York and Margaret Beaufort.
The Spanish Princess: rivalry between Catherine of Aragon and Elizabeth of York.
This conflict between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law seems to never end.
Well, that's history in a nutshell lol
Oh, I thought Anne Boleyn was Catherine's first rival.
You mean conflict between women. Hollywood doesn’t like to show women supporting women.
Elizabeth of York loved Catalina and She named her last daughter "Catherine " in Catalina honor
@@b.3049 I don't know about that, I'm just pointing out how repetitive these sequels get compared to their respective prequel.
Is she Ramsey Bolton's girlfriend from Game of Thrones?
Swapnil Bankar yes it is . The actresses name is Charlottte hope
Holly crap it is here
Pretty sure I saw yara too.
Swapnil Bankar yes
My first thought lmao
I recommend the Spanish series Isabel which is about Catherine's mother, it is very historically accurate and it is not simplifying history for sake of drama or romance.
I loved ISABEL and then CARLOS,
they were good productions
@@anavazquez9878 and the movie did you watched ? La corona partida.
Omg yes I hoped someone else would know about that!!
@@herodotus945 i didn't know,i have to watch the movie soon 😱
where can i find it with english subtitles
Finally finding a show that shows us a younger Catherine of Aragon. I'm excited to see this.
And with the right physical attributes👍
Yes but the book this is based on portrays Catherine sleeping with Arthur which she denied later when Heny tried to divorce her
I read books and they all say that she did sleep with Arthur and when it was time to consummate her marriage with Henry, she cut the sole of her foot so they could see the blood. I don't know if that's right but I believe it lol
Susana Zoque What books? Based on historical hearsay from people who of course are going to side with the king. I believe Catherine
@@susanavdecastro considering Arthur was too sickly to consummate her marriage in any historical accounts of their wedding night I doubt whatever rumours about her cutting her heel decades later is true her and Arthur's marriage was very short lived and he was I'll the entire time
Damn. This girl needs to choose her lover more wisely. First Ramsey and then Henry. Wow.
lol
Some like bad boys
I'm excited for this! But I don't like how they're making everyone seem so antagonistic towards Catherine - I know it's for the drama but she was loved by the English
Daymon Jassal exactly. They could’ve made this about Margaret of Anjou for example and it’d be completely understandable since she was disliked.
Well I know Henry's grandmother on his fathers side didnt like her
@@CherryBlossomBlyue Never heard of that.
She was loved by the PEOPLE. Not by the royal family. She was forgotten in a room for a looong time before Henry married and made her his queen.
she was loved by english people not the people at the top
At last a Catherine of Aragon who looks like the real Catherine of Aragon and not a bunch of spanish cliches.
Castillian clichés, you mean. There was no "spain" at that time.
@@jorge6207 Your are mistaken, Spain was formed in the times of her mother and her father. On X century the kings of Leon have the title of "Imperator totius Hispaniae". So the concept of Spain started in the very beginning of the medieval age.
Yes, it is true the real Catherine would be more close to the central european that south european, in this time the kings and queens only married each other.
@@kkme503 I'm talking of what is today Spain as a political entity. The first reference in an official document was in 1517 and always disputed by Portugal.
@@jorge6207 haha!!!! Spain discovered America in 1492 and it already existed. Look at the Reyes Catolicos on wikipedia. haha!
When Catalina de Aragón becomes Queen of England, she was very well loved by the English people in London and more in the north of England, where she is buried. She was considered one of the five most intelligent women of her time.
I am becoming tired, of historical “pastiches “
Catalina is very accurately portrayed in the Spanish serie: Isabel, related to her mother’s life.
@Luis Federico Sala, and if I remember correctly, they accurately showed Henry VII treating her like absolute crap after Arthur died and how Ferdinand was too wrapped up in his drama with Philip of Burgundy to be of any real help to Catherine.
Becky Weiss Yes, you are right. 👍👍👍
Oh, I loved Isabel! Sooo good!
Eh. Katherine was treated like a member of the Royal family after Arthur’s death. Elizabeth of York nursed her back to health herself. To say she did not care what happened to her is a lie.
Jane Beatty in fact, it was her father who didn’t care to have her back. On top of that, Henry VII didn’t want to give the dowry back. Katharine was in limbo for a while, Henry VII even didn’t provide enough for her and her entourage to eat during that time.
Well aware but the show isn’t advertising this fact.
@@janebeatty9472 Not entirely true, Elizabeth of York might treat her well but she died shortly after Arthur's death,
left Catherine taken cared by Henry VII who treated her badly, he cut her allowance because Ferdinand of Aragon still owned him half of dowry he supposed to received when Catherine wedded Arthur. Catherine had to sold some of her jewels to survived and she was forced to live in a damp castle. Her life became better when Henry VIII decided to marry her. well, at least for first 20 years.
do not expect way too much from a tv show based on books written by someone who claims to be an historian when she's not.
Jane Beatty You’re right but it is also true to say that as the years went by the gradually treated her worse and worse until they eventually abandoned her.
Wow, Henry VIII reimagined as an Abercrombie & Fitch model
He was considered one of the most good looking men at the time when he was young by everyone who met him
@redknapp stop whining! JRM has screen presence and is charismatic AF. Get over yourself.
@@charlottebuchanan3193 I'm not whining, you judgmental twerp. I'm making a comment and if you can't tell the difference you can get over yourself and disappear up your own ignorance
When he was young before the jousting accident jacked him up, supposedly he was a handsome lad.
he did not look like that. He looks ridiculous
But at least, they picked an actress who looks like the real Catherine d'Aragon.
Theturtleowl how do you know she looked like that, apart from her portraits which is not completely accurate.
Right but wheres her accent??? Where's the Spanish??? Catherine wasn't british. She didn't have a British dialect in fact most of the brits were still speaking French at this time.
@@excus They don't want her being touched my moorish blood. Dark haired people frighten them.
@@insaneone4369 Many of the Spanish characters use a stromg English accent when talking in Spanish
@@insaneone4369 She was red haired in real life
It is so weird seeing a young desirable Catherine of Aragon after watching Tudors! But it's true, it is said that no one could beat Catherine of Aragon in her prime, with her red hair and flawless skin. She was the most beautiful woman in England, eldest daughter of the world's most powerful monarchs, and highly intelligent and beloved. So much so that Henry did not discard her, he took her as his wife even though he did not need to! It's just tragic that the story ends horribly when she gets fat/old and loses her looks, and ultimately can't conceive a son that's not even her fault. Henry probably had a disease or genetic disorder that prevented pregnancy in his wives after the firstborn.
*correction: youngest daughter of the world's most powerful monarchs :)
Henry did have two sons. One was a bastard that died young and other was temporarily king but died young
She was only 6 years older than him…so they would have been in their prime together. They made her seem much older in The Tudors by casting an older actress but that was not the case in real life.
@@C-eo1rt He was 10 when she arrived and she was 16. She married The Prince of Wales first, he died and then she didn't marry Henry until he was 17 and she was 23. So the depictions of Catherine in productions like the Tudors are inaccurate. She was 6 years older than him and by then they were both overweight (her from pretty much being constantly pregnant and him because of a fall and overeating).
Catherine of Aragon also didn't age very well because of all the stress and crap she got from her husband. But even so, she still didn't age nearly as badly as he did.
Miranda actress in GOT has come a long way
It's spelt Myranda, but oh well.
Hate to say it, but the very talented actress Charlotte Hope has only gone to show how far a person can go to become famous, only to become known for taking her clothes off. Stripping for acting is still stripping, and I feel her career will suffer badly from having anything to do with Game of Thrones. I know for a certainty the day will come when that torture porn with dragons is viewed exactly for what it is-- pig’s manure.
Brian Bommarito hate to say it, but that’s retarded. Emilia Clarke’s first big role was in Thrones and she’s already gone off and made several successful films. See that? That’s your dim-witted theory going down the toilet
Brian Bommarito Kit Harington, Emilia Clarke, & Sophie Turner in particular - all extremely successful “in spite” of Thrones. You’re just bitter because you don’t like Thrones.
From a great series to this Vampires and Werewolves level shit. Yeah, a real long way.
...I am princes of Spain. I am the daughter of the greatest Monarchs this world has ever known.! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 She actually looks like what the real Catalina of Aragon looked like. I can't wait to watch this. Salutations from, USA.
@@laser3658 Well hello Sudaco. I only understand proper Castillian, not under privilege street Spanish- alas I can not property answer to you. Take care and good luck, judging by your education, you will need it. Salutations from USA, goodbye.
The name of the song is "Gloria Regali" by Tommee and Fleurie
This show is an insult to anyone who knows anything about the history of Spain.
then every historical show is an insult to the country it's about, it's called historical fiction for a reason, chill out
I agree it is to bad they have to make it all hollywood. But everything's political nowadays
Danny M Almost every ‘historical’ show out there isn’t completely accurate and has a lot of dramatisation to make it more entertaining. If historical inaccuracy is an insult to the country the show is about, then almost every historical show is an insult to the country it’s about.
@Danny M Didn't you know that the daughter of Ferdinand and Isabelle the Catholics, who drove away from Spain Arabs and Jews, had friends of all the races and was super woke?! They had black English knights!
@@Ronkyort0dox, sorry, NO
It was Elizabeth of York who supported her after his death so the tension between them shown in this is a lie
Yeah they're clearly taking some historical liberties here
Its called historical fiction for a reason duh.
So they're disagreeing with Gregory's theory that actual love eventually blossomed between Arthur and Catherine. Historically they got on pretty well, even though the only language they both spoke was Latin. By all accounts Arthur was the more thoughtful of the princes.
agenttheater5 I hope they show them getting along because I ship them more than Henry and Catherine
Also Arthur was by all accounts very handsome. Harry was also like 10 when she met him.
If only Arthur had lived. Harry turned out to be a paranoid tyrant.
Arch-Cheriea Strachan plus he was known to be kind and pretty intelligent
Arch-Cheriea Strachan that’s the one thing that irritates me about this show- that Henry is similar in age to his brother Arthur. He is meant to be 10! Not 16/17 that he is shown in the show
Saw the thumbnail and was so excited that they’re actually portraying Catherine with auburn hair, then I see the kind and beloved Elizabeth of York being the typical horrible mother-in-law, and what should be a 10 year old Harry looking way older (and hotter).
Hopes raised hopes smashed. I do wonder how differently this will go from the books.
@maud.jpg she means that when Catherine of Aragon arrived in England Henry was just a kid and here he's all grown up.
@maud.jpg he was still 10 upon her arrival to England his smoking hot days were in his teens after marriage to her
Well, personally I would be seriously icked out if they used a child actor portraying young Henry coveting his brother’s widow.
@@amasion2882 lol i agree but i dont want a kid and a older woman to be making googley eyes right from the start. only when he is grown up over the time span of the show.
@@magnisky Talk about a 21st century way of thinking. I'm just glad that in documentaries they try to be accurate about this sort of things.
Back in those days it was perfectly normal, especially for royalty to have such practises and even then they would probably wait untill a certain age before anything happens. Is that kind of practice wrong ? Certainly today it is, but we're not in any position to judge the people back then, especially since they're in no position to defend their actions.
before Catherine, was another castilian queen in England, the brave and educated Eleanor of Castile wife of Edward I of England
I think it was Eleanor of Aquitaine you are thinking of
Spainiards don't speak English with that accent.. they should have gotten a real Spaniard to play Catalina
No les des ideas. En la de The White Princess, la que hacia de Isabel la Catolica, era Rossy de Palma. Cualquiera sabe a quien pondrian para Catalina de Aragon... Veronica Forque, o alguien parecido... :D :D :D
Funny since the one that played Catharina in 'the Tudors' was Irish and she pulled it off rather well in my opinion.
We're talking about "acting" here, Georgie Henley is just playing a part in a drama, not a documentary. In that case i would indeed go for a Spanish actress.
The chronicles say that the Spanish Queen was the most beautiful of all
Where are the dragons,imps, Dothraki,unsullied, WHERE!!!!!!!!
Shut up
Ha!
Hahahahaha, yes
My problem with the show is that they made Spain appear to be only luxury and the Alhambra when it was more so based on austerity, religion. It is true Isabel and her children lived in the Alhambra a bit. But they were also often moving around from city to city. Toledo, Segovia. Madrid. Barcelona. Seville. They thus lived in castles quite often. Just ones that were different from the English ones.
Queen Isabel taught her children to be proud of their bloodline. But not arrogant or lazy. I don’t think she would encourage Catherine to take siestas, baths and everything else like that. More common to read, pray. Isabel’s portrayal was okay. But I wish they had Michelle Jenner (the actress of Isabel in the Spanish show: to this day the best historical drama ever in my opinion) play her.
There should be a tv show of Princess Margaret of England Henry’s sister of her journey and life in Scotland 🤞🏼
"I'm the daughter of the greatest monarchs this world has ever known"
Catarina de Aragão sobre Isabel de Castela e Fernando de Aragão, os primeiros reis da Espanha.
Catherine: "If you challenge me, I shall defeat you."
Anne Boleyn: " Whatever honey."
Nice to see a show about Catherine of Aragon.
If anyone wants to know, the music in this trailer is called "Gloria Regali" by Tommee Profitt ft. Fleurie
Which translates to "Super Gayness" in English.
is this a good Reign replacement? I need something to fill the hole in my heart with
Unicorn Island check out outlander and the Witcher
Erika I literally just finished those two shows this week! We have amazing taste
@@Ohmylantaa Awesome! Have you found anything else that is similar?
Erika I haven’t unfortunately that’s why I was watching trailers for different historical dramas, this one looks fairly interesting. Have you found anything?
The Tudors, the white queen, the white princess and this one. Have you found anything else?
I have seen Queen Katherine of Aragon in The Tudors (2007)...
akramairtel Yes but a much older and withered Katherine
Red headed/Aurburn haired is at least a physically accurate portrayal for once.
Oh great they’re going to ruin Elizabeth of York. She was never like that towards Catherine in real life. She was a very sweet and loving Queen. She wasn’t as ambitious as her mother nor as scheming as Margaret Beaufort.
Gabriella .....in the books, and other writings that I have read, she does become more calused and determined. After Arthur dies, she is cruel to the princess.
Pippa Willow I know in the books she is but I don’t remember reading anything from history about her being like that towards Catherine. I think it may have been Margaret Beaufort who did that, same with Henry Vll.
Think thats suppose to be his grandmother, on his fathers side
If we are going off the white princess, she definitely is a cold B
Friendly reminder that Phillippa Gregory's books are pure fiction. Don't believe them; just watch a documentary.
The sequel of White Queen and White Princess : I LOVE !!!!
Catherine of Aragon was so pretty
There was no "Spain" before 1517. Should be "The Castillian-Aragonese Princess"
Agree, and this should be in Spanish and English tho
She was infanta, not princess, the princess was Juana, after queen Juana la Loca.
@ The British don't have a word for infanta. It all falls under princess.
haha!!!! Spain discovered America in 1492 and it already existed. Look at the Reyes Catolicos on wikipedia. haha!
Mmmm yeah and no Isabel and Fernando talk about las españas.
One day there will be a series about the Tudor women that isn't based off of a terrible Phillippa Gregory book, but today is not that day. Pity.
What a load of drivel!
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939)
The Virgin Queen (1955 film)
and probably the most prolific volume of movies, released every couple of years since, about women from this one royal house!
@@karlbrudell7902 they meant the modern shows and movies. The Other Boleyn Girl, The Spanish Princess, The White Queen...
Yes! The Constant Princess was my definite favorite among the Gregory novels. So excited for this!
Margaret Plantagenet is so accurate she also looks like an older actress of the one who portrayed Margaret in the white princess.
If anyone wants to start this series,here is a slice of truth.
This was announced to change a lot of historical facts,but it's still doesn't go well.If you read the book,please don't watch this it will hurt.
Firstly,they destroyed prince Arthur..made him worse that a fool and his brother the hottest teenager alive(not to mention that he was 13 in reality).The queen was awful compared to reality,the king completely changed(and many others)
Second,her maids have such stupid stories.I understand we need to be inclusive and so on,but the princess didn't have any black ppl with her.The directors need to stop putting other races if it didn'y happen in history at all !
Lastly,the love story is so forced and like any netflix lame drama(bad acting,love stories over night etc).The costumes,decors were also really bad.I don't really have anything positive to say.
If you liked The Tudors or Reign(or read the book) you won't be able to enjoy this show,sadly.It had potential...but it was really bad.
I can't wait this is exciting! I don't care if it's not entirely accurate I watch enough documentaries already. I'm super excite to see young Catherine of Aragon before she's go grumpy like many films and TV shows like to painting her that way. People seem to think Henry was forced to marry Catherine but in fact he is the one who wanted to marry her! even though literally everyone at court disagree with him. They were in madly in love for like 20 years before Henry turn to Anne Boleyn after disappointment of miscarriages.
Hanky panky indeed!!! And they say she was very beautiful and that he fell for her because of that. She was also really badass and most movies/ series ignore that
Anne wasn't his first mistress, nor was her sister Mary Boleyn. Anne was just the most ambitious of them all. I don't know about Henry and Catherine's feelings towards each other but he wasn't exactly a faithful husband.
'The Other Boleyn Girl' notes how badass she was, the book portrays her as determined and dignified and focuses on her appealing to Henry - the "These past 20 years I have been your true wife" speech - and in the movie when she confront Anne and Mary reminding them that she is the Queen and that she won't just creep away to stay a nun the rest of her life. @@amberdesmet9568
agenttheater5 I meant Henry VIII take no one seriously until Anne Boleyn. He in love with her unlike other mistresses.
In lvoe with Catherine then Anne came along. In love with Anne until it grew to hate. May have loved Jane but she still died. Fell in love with the portrait of Anne of Cleeves till he saw her face to face. Fell in love with Catherine Howard and then she did something very stupid and cheated on him, poor girl. Luckily for Catherine Parr she'd already been married to men twice her age twice by then so she knew how to handle him. If only he'd stayed in love things would've been simpler. @@margaretroseduchessofpough8485
What excites me about this mini series is that I think that it will be the first adaptation in which we are introduced to Arthur, henry’s older brother. Granted there’s probably not a lot to tell because he never made it to the throne. But it does make you wonder what might’ve been, who was he? And how did he compare to his brother?
1:20 Our budget could only allow us to have 5 people on horses, so here is your big battle scene.
Spain was the biggest imperio un the world...more that the British one but British don't like to recognise this and a lot Spanish have forgotten. It is sad.
......... but the main romance in the book is between her and Arthur.... they make arthur look lame in this..... Henry is a joke in the book....... GREAT JOB STARZ..... I can tell just from the trailer that you screwed up the book again JUST like you did with 'the white princess'. And this one has been one of my favorite romances since I was in high school............... this is making me irrationally angry.
I've read the book and by the first episode I saw I can say that they are not making justice to the book... the beautiful story between Artur and her is being switched with Henry. Disappointing.
I love the way it’s said “I give to you, Princess Catherine of Aragon”
Well this is overdue. She has always been portrayed as a semi tragic figure. Can't wait to see this.
Black Knights in 16 century Spain. True History Right there folks _|_
Catherine of Aragorn is one historical person that always amazed, loved it!
Ok I think anglo people are getting wrong with the concept of a Moor, starting with the fact that a moor was or is a person whose religons is islam and or comes from middle east or north africa which most of them used to be as white as southern european and others brown but definititly not black sub saharian (That’s just a shit of politically correctness of the media mass), and yes, they could be taken as an exotic servant for royalty and nobility just ocasionaly. Now those black subsaharian people have nithing to do on europe in XVI century, is a stupid as to say that in Imperial court of China there were black nobility or white servants or as to say that in Kikongo Kingdom or Ashanti empire where white or asian people. Stop potraying races that is not native to a continent, maybe now by imigration is normal but obviously NOT in those time, every continent and race has their own richness and uniqueness.
Finished reading "The Constant Princess" and loved it. The series follows it quite well. Eager to dive into "The King's Curse" next plus psyched this series is renewed for a second season!
Oooh I'm listening to the constant princess now. Omg loving it.. I believed myself that Arthur and Catherine did consummate the marriage. She did what she had to ina place where wo.en had no say. Fair play to her for lying 🤥
@@sammy5674 Glad you're enjoying it! I also share your POV on Catherine and Arthur consummating their union.
I hope the second season is her battle with Henry and Anne ..... I’m having the tudors withdrawals
If Starz continues with the idea of anthology, the next one would be "The Catholic Queen" that is, Mary I ... It would be the first Queen in her own right that these seríes of Starz have adapted.
Myranda climbed her way up to royalty omg 😭
"I'm the daughter of the greatest monarchs this world has ever known" 😍❤️💪👑✝️
Why do they always do this??? Everytime Catherine of Aragon appears in an adaption of Henry VIII and his wives on tv or in a movie, they always have her with dark brown hair. They have her appear the stereotypical modern day spanish person and still not all people from spain have black or dark brown hair to this day. But I guess they do that to not confuse the audience as Catherine had fair complexion and red hair. So I guess it would be confusing if she looked like she was from Ireland or sweden and had a spanish accent, I guess. Also, in tv and movies, they have Catherine appear much, much older than Henry. She was only 5 to 6 years older than he was. So in film and tv, the age they have her at the time of the divorce she looks as the right age as she was in her mid to late 40s but they have Henry appear much younger than her which wasn't the case. He was in his early 40s at that time. At least in this adaption, they have her in her younger more youthful years with Henry. Also, in the Tudors and The Other Boeyln Girl, they have Henry with brown hair, young, handsome, and fit at the time of the divorce. Henry was definitely not young anymore, he was on his way to being severely over weight and he had red hair as well. That always irked me that they portrayed him as a dark hair handsome lean man but historians have stated that in his younger years before she met Anne, that he was lean and fit as he enjoyed athletic sports, and 6 ft to 6'1 ft tall and considered handsome. But again he was a red head. Regardless I am excited for this tv show. I always wanted to see her life!
ridiculous ...now we will have afro-americans in all european historical movies just to plese the racial lobbies ??
Your display of ignorance is embarrassing. Educate yourself and at least make an ATTEMPT to learn history. Jeezuz Christ!
@@TheKre8tiv1 you're stupid racism is typical of afrocentrism insanity ... I did study history and nothing to see with religion !!! so idiot ...
@@TheKre8tiv1 poor crazy thing... I "learned" archeology and egyptology ... and not in an "afro" university
Viva españa!! Adoro bello país! ! Historia muy interesante 😁😁
I don’t understand 😂 why get an ENGLISH woman to play a role of a SPANISH princess and fake an accent when you could just get a SPANISH woman to play the role 👎🏾 it’s not as if they didn’t have a list of good spanish actresses that couldn’t act
And what about queen Isabel, she was blonde and never went to the front line she was the strategic and his husband was the warrior.
Spain didn't need the alliance .Henry needed it since his Tudor line was questionable and his connection to the English throne was more through his mother .Henry needed the marriage to strengthen the claim and Catherine was a true princess .
Loved her in Thrones and wish we'd have seen more of her in The Nun. So pleased for her that she's got her own leading role. I wonder if we can catch this on BBC?
When will they start including Portugal in History series as well?! People always think greatly of the Spanish in History, but the Portuguese were as important in discovering new worlds!! We wrote such a great part of History, yet no one ever mentions Portugal!
Melissa Portugal foi grande reino mais a espanha foi a maior imperio da historia . A España foi por 300 seculos a nación com mais poder si mundo
@@sergiodobleb Portugal a sido tan importante como ustedes. El mundo a sido nuestro, con el Tratado de Tordesilhas. No creo que Portugal sea menos importante. Portugal y Espanha han sido dos grandes naciones
@@melissafigueiraferreira5794 es cierto Portugal tuvo un gran imperio pero como España en la actualidad time 47 millones de españoles 500000km y Portugal es una cuarta parte de poblacion y extensión me refiero a el territorio actual igual pasaba hace 3 siglos españa fue el país más poderoso y Portugal no sería el segundo quizás pero comprar españa con Portugal en fin no voy a malgastar el tiempo si eres realista tu misma te respondes . Saludos y viva Portugal
Somos todos iberos
@@sergiodobleb No estou diciendo que Espanha no era grande! Portugal y Espanha eran las dos mas grandes naciones durante el período de las Descubiertas. Portugal despues a comenzado a perder su poder porque paises como Reino Unido, Francia e Holanda nos comenzaron a robar territorios en nuestro imperio en el Oriente y nuestros negocios allá. De todas maneras, solamente pienso que debrian hablar tambien de Portugal en series historicas. Es mi pais y me quedaria muy contenta de ver nuestra historia en peliculas ou series tambien. 🇪🇸 ❤️🇵🇹
Fue tan desdichada la pobre Catalina, no merecía la suerte y el marido que le tocó y su pobre hija María tampoco mereció la suerte que le tocó, muy triste realmente la suerte de todas las princesas de Castilla hijas de los reyes católicos, su amor fue tan grande lástima que no les tocó la misma suerte a sus hijas 😢
I am NOT a racist, but, what are those black people doing amongst the royalty of Spain??!!
Indeed. That is a good question...Blackwashing at usual...
IKR. it’s European monarchs show, all white people cast is actually understandable....
they are servants, but its still blackwashing cause her servant was a berber woman, not a black woman.
1:24 Please, for the love of historical accuracy and our sanity, stop putting ridiculous things on Margaret Beaufort’s head! This was a great book but Philippa Gregory high-key hates Margaret and she doesn’t deserve it.
Mere C I’m not a big fan of Margaret either but I agree. Those headdresses look silly.
I read multiple books about Margaret and I have to say she really does not deserve to be painted as a villain
Multicultural progressive series. No thanks. Chinese should be offended. I didnt spot at least 2 of them.
@@dovenightingale2779 Study some history.
Cristina Vuscan yeah they didn’t need to push this PC crap on us. They should’ve made a film or tv series that takes place in the East or in Africa if they want to show more non white people in historical films.
Agreed ! More garbage from Philippa Gregory .. The first episode is unbearable after 5 minutes in. I just hope some of the viewers will pick up a history book and forget all the nonsense in this series.
The entourage of Katherine of Aragon was, indeed, very multicultural. Like the Lady in waiting Catalina de Cardones, her husband, or the musician John Blanke, all of them of black-moorish origin.
Marilu Casas No, they did not.
I love these kinds of series!!! I can't wait to see this!!
Why do they have to put black people in every period drama? Are the accurate ones over?
Names please of these period dramas cause i've watched alot of period drama films/series in my life and have never ever seen black people in them.
@@kinkykoils6176 Much ado about nothing (Kenneth Brannagh), Mary Queen of Scots, Mary Poppins Returns, Beauty and the beast, Still star crossed, BBC Merlin, etc. Summarizing, every period/fantasy/historical drama since 2010s
It's called blackwashing
Catherine, in the book this is based on, had several interactions with the Moors, who were from North Africa before they invaded what we now call Spain. So, yes. This is accurate, at least as far as the source material goes.
@@catac.o5168 interesting.. Not sure what the isssue is here like spain and much of Europe wasn't heavily influenced by the moors but 🤷🏿♀️ that's not written in your history books. You like them slave movies don't you 😁
I lived 15 years in Aragon, Spain, glad to see they are making a serie of Catalina de Aragon, can't wait to see it !!!!
Please make this available in the Philippines i really want to watch this
Not to sound racist or anything but I am just curious as to when was it discovered that people of African origin had a high position in the Spanish court and army during the 14-15th century?
they didnt
@@buuny2233Firstly, thank you for the answer, secondly, I didn't make any assumptions, I asked a question. I know that Spain had slaves in the early 1440s and that they were used to perform hard labor, but didn't know that they could be found in the court or army, and that's why I asked it. Please make a difference between asking a question and making a statement.
@@buuny2233 No problem and I was also confused because I know that a lady-in-waiting is a noblewoman, but of lower rank than of the woman on whom she is attending, which I doubt that the heroine in the trailer is. I'm a fan of the history of court life and such series tend to peek my interest :) And I wonder whether or not this practice was changed after the introduction of slavery in Spain or not?
@@s.y.s6030 dont believe that person, he's a black nationalist, she was a bereber, they are brown native north africans, not black subsaharan africans, what they did was blackwashing
@@algonzalez6853 Thank you for the clarification! I had thought as much, but to what I still haven't got an answer was whether Spain changed the practiced throughout Europe custom (as shown in the trailer) that a lady-in-waiting is a noblewoman, but of lower rank than of the woman on whom she is attending, and let members of berebers be part of court life as such and also be part of the regular Spanish army (as again shown in this trailer) or is this just another blackwash?
Finally an accurate portrayal of what Catherine would have looked like - red hair and fair! Costuming doesn't look the greatest, though.
I started watching this series but I couldn’t stand the fact that whenever a character spoke Spanish they couldn’t be understood at all. Couldn’t they hire someone that could speak the language or at least do lip sync? I mean, they are depicting a Spanish queen and her courtiers, why in heaven would they speak English among them?
Even though I watched it a couple of times there were a few things that aggravated or pissed me off also. That armor Catherine war was a disaster what on Earth were they thinking?!!!! Outline her breasts and stomach and bright gold for her to ride in the battle was ridiculous laughing stock. but I'm with you if you going to have the character speak Spanish at least tell us what they're saying in subtitle.
how about when Catherine's mom told her to think and speak English and then kept proceeding to talk in Spanish with her LOL
Apparently stars just wants to see queens throw dirt at each other T.T
Reminds me of The Tudors aired back in 2007!!! LOVE YOU CHARLOTTE HOPE!!
Princess Maria passed away....Rest in peace ..you will always be remembered.
Stop blackwashing history
You don't know the history you are talking about, such an ignorant h b
@@SG-pu3rx i do know it, the princess companion was a moor, moors are north african, north africans are brown, not subsaharan blacks
al gonzález people need to stop whitewashing the Ancient Egyptians too
@@idontgiveafaboutyou The ancient Egyptians weren't sub-Saharan blacks, but North African Semitic populations with ancestors in common with Europeans. Scientists have studied the mummies of ancient tombs and thanks to their DNA they discovered that 3000 years ago the Egyptian populations were homogeneous and in them the sub-Saharan DNA wasn't present. They also discovered that the sub-Saharan DNA in the North African populations is recent, because the more you go back in time, the more it's absent. The ancient Egyptians weren't sub-Saharan blacks and were more 'white' than the present Egyptians. And although they weren't Europeans, they were Caucasians and were native peoples of the Mediterranean. Paradoxically, a European is genetically closer to an ancient Egyptian than an African sub-Saharan black.
AriaLuminosa they weren’t “white”. They may have been Caucasian, most likely Arabic, but they weren’t white skinned Europeans either. Just because they had the features doesn’t automatically mean they were white. Many North Africans have the same features too as Caucasians and they’re not white at all. They’re mostly black and brown.
To suggest or try to portray Europe in any way multicultural then is a complete rewriting of history. What little multiculturalism it would have had would have been by force and they would not be equal nor peaceful with one another either.
We're talking about a time and period where separatism and racism would be at its peak between european countries of the same color/race nevermind those of color. In fact closet thing to black people then would be the the moors and they were of berber and Arabian descent not the sub saharan africans the show and others try to suggest. These same Moors invaded southern europe and had to eventually be forced out by force over time.
They didn't come in peacefully and certainly didn't leave peacefully and any who would've remained which would be very few btw wouldn't be because they were welcomed to stay and certainly not to be treated as equals. Aside from the racial and cultural differences you honestly think they would be welcoming to the same people who invaded them after finally having forced them back out.
Lastly lets not forget the fact that Spanish monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella allowed the colonists of the Caribbean to import African slaves. Vast Spanish territories were a major engine of the Atlantic Slave Trade really sounds like the spanish were real woke, multicultural, and all about equality then huh.
yes all that racism part is true but the moorish are well represented in this time period in spain, so yeah to have bedmaker/chambermaid for catherine represented by a moorish nationality who is black obviously is fine. in this rare case of a show like this it is actually fine loosely historically speaking. not saying that catherine and her maid were the best of friends but yeah it's fine and not completely out of the blue.
sounds like the "power + prejudice" redefinition huh? Southern europeans cant be racist towards africans because they conquered their land and people for 8 centuries... so the atlantic slave trade was justified because of what was done to their people.
Lets play the game and make this a talking point
@@magnisky her servant was a berber woman, not a black african. she didnt hold any power either and would defenitely not be allowed to marry english noblemen as the show portrays
You seem to be under the impression that after the Moors were defeated every single person descended from them picked up and left. That's not how these things work. Except in very rare cases, like when England expelled all the Jews.
Come on we all know what this is about.
Again some woke people within the production staff dug in their heels and wanted people of color to have a more prominent role than they would ever have had during that timeperiod. It portrays a twisted image of the truth simply because they can't stomach said truth. But by forcing this down our throats they hope that future generations look at this show and be stupid enough to believe that this is,how it hapoend for real. It's simply brainwashing and nothing else and i personally don't care for it.
1:25 You'll never see a Chinese TV series on 16th century China cast a dark skinned Filipino or Malaysian as members of the imperial Ming Dynasty. Why? That's because Chinese, Filipinos and Malaysians don't have an inferiority complex about their own distinct history that they feel the need to rob the graves of other cultures to feel "included". If you want to feature Blacks as protagonists in that era, than do a TV series on life in 16th century Africa. This stunt mocks the intelligence of both your White and Black audiences.
That dress at 0:28 looks similar to the famous painting of her that shows her red hair
Yess im waiting for something like this again, after the white queen and princess. So excited
I love this new series, it’s great and interesting, Charlotte Hope is pretty as the Spanish Princess Catherine of Aragon👰🏻👑
NO MORE BLACKWASHING
I fully agree. I was excited too watch this show until i see the black female character in the trailer...This blackwashing leftist agenda has to stop. History is about facts not political correctness. There was no black people at this time in the UK. (I'm black)
@@nai650 LOL... Even if it was the truth, one exception does not invalidate the fact that Western Europe was basically a white civilization at the time and not a multicultural one like today. And by the way, Moors were not Black. Moors were a mix of Arabs and Berbers.
@@nai650 truth speaker!
NO they were not and what do you meen by Europe? Even now the half of the countries in Europe is 99% white. With people of different nationalietes not often seen on the streats. The once in a 100000 case of black person in the old times would be an exeption not the rule.
@@nai650 if you knew a little bit about art, you would quickly realized that those paintings depicting black moors are not really meaedieval paintings, but 19th century idealistics representations of what the artists of that time thought the Moors were like.
They are not realistic at all, they were painted many centuries after the last Moors were expelled from Iberia. They have 0 historical accuracy. They prove NOTHING.
Moors were North Africans and Middle Easterners ruling a population of masses of Iberians converted to Islam.
Black Moors were an insignificant minority.
Get real!!
You do realize that what I've seen of this story is highly fictionalized. Prince Henry was only 10 when Katherine arrived in England. There was no hot romance between them when he was a boy. And I doubt Queen Elizabeth had much to do with Katherine. After she and Arthur were married, they were sent off to Wales. Arthur died shortly thereafter, and not too long after that, Elizabeth died during or soon after childbirth. Just like the other series about the Wars of the Roses and the Tudors, the writers could have stuck much closer to the actual events and still had very dramatic plots. They didn't and don't have to make stuff up. Same thing with the Cate Blanchett movies about Elizabeth I.
I really hated how they pitted Catherine and Elizabeth of York against each other which made no damn sense because in real life, the two women actually had a very warm relationship and were close.
She’s actually really pretty. I thought she was mean and ugly at game of thrones, but that’s just her character. Love it ❤️
I hope that they accurately portray the seemingly endless waiting, loneliness, and uncertainty she endured as a young woman in a strange land with no money or even support from her parents.
Well if her mother was alive she would've supported her but Isabella died before Catherine could marry Henry. In fact her mother's death partially caused the whole dowry issue as her marital value was seen to have dropped as her sister Juana became Queen of Castile in name only.
With a husband who kept on cheating on her.
As lonely and as humiliating as her marital life with Henry VIII would eventually turn out to be, at least Katherine of Aragon died a peaceful death, even while in exile in northern England and separated from her daughter Mary then compared to the fates of the women who succeeded her, especially the one Henry divorced and broke with the Vatican over and seemingly broke the power and prestige they'd held in England since early 5th century: Anne Boleyn, who was executed in 1536 by beheading at Old Tower in London. Of all of Henry's wives, the only two I suspect he ever really loved, not just in a lustful, sexual way but in a deeper, emotional way were Katherine of Aragon and Jane Seymour, who finally gave him the son he wanted the most but died about a week later due to supposedly septicemia, at least that's what modern forensics analysts were. Katherine was the wife who Henry was married to the longest and she was far more intelligent and capable of running domestic affairs in his stead while he was away. She was reportedly a very formidable queen, very shrewd, and probably was the most capable in terms of her capacity as Queen to rule then any of her successors. And she was still well liked and highly respected by most English peasants, gentry, and even nobles, even Protestant ones, for her dignity, composure and perseverance after being sent away by Henry VIII after he'd latched on to Anne Boleyn. Anne Bolelyn was never respected or liked by most segments of English populace, peasants, gentry, and some of the nobility while she was queen. Some English Catholic nobles, intellectuals, priests, and later historians even claimed she was a witch or a harlot. The biggest mistake Cardinal Wolsey ever made as Lord Chancellor was denying Anne Boleyns marriage to Harry Pearcy in 1521, she became his bitterest enemy and no one could've known how far she would rise in the next 15 years, but in terms of England's internal stability, religious and social unrest that followed, if Pearcy and Anne Bolelyn are allowed to marry, maybe Henry VIII finds some other mistress and divorces Katherine anyway, but maybe England could've avoided a lot of unnecessary bloodshed, civil wars, Catholic insurgency in the north called the Pilgrimmage of Grace, social and political divisions being drawn up where English and later British Catholics became 2nd class citizens all over British Empire for the next 3 centuries doesn't happen. What's always struck me as ironic is that essentially James I achieved where his mother, Mary, Queen of Scots, failed so spectacularly. Strange how dynastic succession throughout history in some countries progress. James I started a new royal dynasty, but he might've been the first English monarch to look beyond British Isles and establish an imprint on the larger world. In essence, he was in the empire-building business and even though it didn't happen for another century, James I was the first modern British monarch in that he envisioned a large, multinational trading, colonial Empire that eventually encompass 1/5th of world's population by 1900. It was during James reign the first English colonies were set up successfully in New World and in India, a multinational English monarchy became a major trading power, along with the Dutch throughout the 17th century and beyond. The first signs of modern pre-industrial economy that led to UK being labeled the "Workshop of the World" came into being under James in such a way that it would've seemed inconceivable to men like Henry VII or Henry VIII a century before. He even was an accomplished theologian who presided over a major eucemincal conclave where the most well-known, most read bestselling book in the English language was written, the King James Bible.
David Roberts You just wrote a book of information we all know.
How do you know your impression of her is accurate, you stupid twat? Sounds like you're projecting typical teen angst on her, dumbass.
Can someone tell me who plays Prince Henry? He’s cute
@Proud Hufflepuff British Prince Henry Tudor is portrayed by gorgeous 6'2 Irish actor Ruairí O'Connor. His lush dark brown curls have been dyed for Henry role and I'm kinda not feeling it.
He may be cute, but he's the wrong age. Henry was only 10 when Catherine arrived to marry Arthur.
I love how everyone is comparing this to "real life" when absolutely nobody here actually knows what the hell went on.
This really royally sucked. The "history" is a joke, filled with tons of inaccuracies. And the added fictitious characters' plot lines are embarrassingly cliche and regressive. I fast forwarded through most of the scenes. It's an insult to the TV series The White Queen and The White Princess, which were both riveting from start to finish and took precious few liberties with the actual history of the period.
Where this show "The Spanish Princess" is available to watch please....Kindly reply if some one know?
I am here only for king henry and queen elizabeth 👑 #henzie
catalina de aragon, my favorite queen consort of england
Jesus Christ! Is that colombian looking amazon beast that I saw in the first episode, a depiction of Isabella of Castille?!!!! King Ferdinand must have been a polar bear, to breed such a "whitey" Catherine out of that woman...
Queen Isabella swinging a sword on the battlefield?! Catherine wanting to sleep a "siesta" on her arrival?!! Gosh! This is almost as bad as "Britannia" (ok, I'm sorry, nothing is remotely as bad as "Britannia")!
If the 1st episode is any indication there is going to be loads of politically correct bullshit running all through this series.
Oh yes we know. The whites are the only people ruling over all empires. The Egyptians were white. The Persians were white. The Mongols white. The Romans were white. The Greeks all had blonde hair, right??? As long as they make everything white white white then it will be fine.
@@insaneone4369 you really are the Insane one
@@celeridad6972 Im also known as THE CORRECT ONE. Now go fuck yourself.
@@insaneone4369 romans and greeks were white...
Yup.
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Can’t wait for this series. If I had that dang Delorean 🚙 we wouldn’t have to wait till May 5th😂
0:47 "Downton Abbey"s Edith omg !
The Spanish in this show is awful.. at least they could’ve picked people who know how to speak properly...
BIG PROBLEM IN THIS FILM ! NO BLACK QUEEN AT THIS TIME.A SHAME TO CHANCE THE HISTORY FOR WOK CULTURE.
I love this song so much, Fleurie is awesome!