Doubt and sigh!

Jaunita 2022-04-19 09:01:57

Doubt 1: Many film critics said that "Elizabeth sent Worthingham to Scotland to seduce Queen Mary and assassinate Queen Mary;" why didn't I see the seduction part, it was directly that Mary died naked on the bed, she seemed to have adultery nephew cried.
Doubt 2: Who is the maid who cheated with Lord Robert? The blushing one? How come there is no plot to pave the way for them?
Doubt 3: When did Lord Robert marry whom? That's all the ministers said.

Sigh 1: The picture is very beautiful, and the grass is particularly green.
Sigh 2: They dance very well, especially the first paragraph, the queen is so charming and charming.
Sigh 3: When Lord Robert and Elizabeth, who was not the Queen, played chess together, the two of them showed their true feelings, and their eyes slowly turned red. When they shed tears, it was not untouchable.

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  • Melba 2022-04-20 09:01:42

    I feel that the queen had to give up a man to marry England because she was hurt by a scumbag. This kind of court drama routine reduces the pattern to a very small size. One of the greatest queens in British history, made into a movie and put the emotional drama as the main point, has dropped the price. Historians are pissed

  • Eliezer 2021-12-09 08:01:33

    The great love history of the virgin queen, the killing of the power field began with the cutting off of the pagan conspiracy and the realization of the independence and self-reliance of the Anglo marine system. The film is really bad. Although I have seen a lot of historical interpretations, it is still a serious and entertaining work. The fun represented in the middle is really low.

Elizabeth quotes

  • Bishop Gardiner: By order of their gracious majesties Queen Mary and King Philip, we are come to witness the burning of these protestant heretics, who have denied the authority of the One, true catholic Church and of His Holiness, the Pope. Let them burn for all eternity in the flames of hell!

  • Sir William Cecil, Lord Burghley: But you cannot marry Sir Robert! He's already married!