In the history of the British court, the most notable is the Tudor dynasty (generally refers to the period 1485-1603, after Henry VII entered England, 'ywysogaeth Cymru and Ireland in 1485, a dynasty created, ruled the Kingdom of England and its The area around the Dependent Territory.) During the reign. Compared with the nine dynasties of Norman, Gorse, City Of Lancaster , York, Stuart, Hanover, Windsor, etc., the Tudor dynasty is the...
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By Jacey 2022-04-16 09:01:09
(BACKGROUND INFO) Reprint - 10 Little-Known Facts About the Real Wolf Hall
Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn pop out for a stroll in 'Wolf Hall' (Pic: BBC)This Sunday (April 5), the recent BBC of Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall and Bring Out the Bodies comes to PBS, starring Mark Rylance...
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By Vicenta 2022-04-16 09:01:09
Wolf Hall, Sentient and Relentless
This play tells the history of Anne Boleyn from the stage to the guillotine from the perspective of Thomas Cromwell. You need to have a certain degree of understanding of British history to understand it more clearly. When I was watching "Another Boleyn Girl", I felt that in pursuit of the legendary story of the Boleyn sisters, the film overemphasized love, hatred and personal influence, and placed the fate of the empire on the sisters. The beauty of the character is naturally too naive....
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By Henri 2022-04-15 09:01:08
I am no history buff and haven't read the book(yet) and I basically know nothing about the history of Tudor England except that the king had many wives...however I was hooked after watching the first episode Three Card Trick and the second episode Entirely Beloved was even better but I think I need to re-watch them with subtitles to fully understand the plots...so here's my spoiler-free review.
Though I knew people might dislike the dark visual effect. I for one absolutely love... -
By Walton 2022-04-15 09:01:08
Cromwell, the diaosi counterattack in power politics
Compared with the brutal erotic bloodthirsty of American dramas, British dramas are definitely much slower to heat up. Last year's BBC2 set of popular "Wolf Hall" is a typical British restraint. The play is adapted from British writer Hilary Mantel's two Booker Award-winning historical novels Wolf Hall and its sequel Bring Up the Bodies. Minskin) The lineup of the Taoist performance team reproduces the court power struggle in the period of Henry VIII of the Tudor Dynasty in detail, which... -
By Freeda 2022-04-15 09:01:08
Beautifully decorated historical soap opera
I came to this show with high expectations. It turned out that the plot was about Henry VIII changing his wife, and in episodes 5 and 6, it was basically a cat fight, a mock trial, a guillotine and so on. The last Elizabeth mini-series I liked very much was also of this style. Probably used a series to play the god horse of the Reformation, but no one really watched it?
I was wrong, this drama should not be considered a historical drama. It's actually a soap opera. But the soap operas...
