For those who don't know they all gasped when she said play a Volta because it was the same dance that her parents (King Henry VIII and Queen Anne) danced to many years before.
Oh baloney. No historical evidence of that. You're going on films. My interpretation is they gasped because in the earlier scenes, they danced this beautifully together and it was an amazing spectacle to watch. All her ladies (obviously) shipped this romance.
It was so shocking because it was considered a very scandalous dance at the time due to the proximity of its dancers. The lifts were also scandalous due to modesty concerns, but they make for a lovely dance!
It was his own choice. Miramax tried to sign him to a five picture deal, but he refused, and turned down a lot of roles like The Pianist and Quills because he preferred stage work. He's doing just fine as part of The Handmaid's Tale
@@BetterWithBob Joseph chose to go lower key. He said he saw what happened to his brother Ralph's life after "Schindler's List" and he didn't want to go through anything similar.
Fabulously made costumes, and perfect matching of fabric designs to finish the garments to continue the accurate repeat of the pattern in the finished garment. However, it is without a doubt the most historically inaccurate movie I have ever seen. Her favorite lady "Cat" ( shown in this scene "blushing" when asked if she was in love) was actually historically 30 years older than Elizabeth and was actually her governess at a time as she grew up. A TON of other inaccuracies in the historical timeline, but the acting was superb, and the costumes were stunning and sewn to perfection. Having been a seamstress for over 63 years, I have specialized in period recreations for private as well as public viewing. It is all in the details and it is done masterfully. A joy to see as long as it is NOT viewed as historically accurate.
It was true when Elizabeth was crowned queen everyone even a few Catholics cheered on Elizabeth as they believed she would be kinder to the two Tudor sisters. Right? No? Maybe. Elizabeth had proven she was very clever and has a red hot tempered as her father said, "Hey! I may be a woman, but I am the ruler of my country as England is my wife!" That is how she reminded them who is really in charge of her country. It wasn't easy, but she survived through plots, men and enemies alike. A prime example of how she is the main woman who did her job right.
@@dias4710it’s a normal saying in English for someone to say, “DAMN! (This person) is fine/hot/good-looking!”. Using the word “damn in this context doesn’t mean anything bad…it is just used to place extra emphasis on how good-looking the person being spoken about is! I hope that helps! 😊
@@gillchambers9008in Elizabethan England only women of high or highly favoured status, such as a princess or Queen were permitted to wear their hair loose.
Some of these costumes were previously used in DANGEROUS BEAUTY (1999) - by the courtesans. The three red ones. I remember them vividly. They are those in which the harlots appeared in front of the French King Henry who summoned them because he wanted to see what was so spectacular about Venetian whores.
I thought I recognised them, I love Dangerous Beauty. What's really cool is that back when I was an extra in Pirates of the Caribbean 4 my friend Sara who was also an extra was given one of Cate Blanchet's bodices from Elizabeth as part of her costume. It's awesome to see where these stunning costumes end up.
@@LondonMermaid Yes. You are right in every way. Many of the fabulous costumes are reused in different productions. Franco Zefferelli's production of Romeo & Juliet in 1969-70 released in America after Europe was absolutely incredible! They are in a museum in Italy, and some in a private costume collection in Japan. It's fun to hunt these wonderful works of art down so we can study their workmanship!
I don't like how the reputation of Robert Dudley was trashed in this movie. And he was entirely missing from the sequel when he actually was very much involved with preparations for the arrival of the Armada and was leading the troops at Tilbury. He was next to Elizabeth's side when she gave her famous speech.
@@gogreen7794 I'm sure there are more details in the story but it's a good movie nonetheless. I always found Queen Victoria's life to be fascinating as well.
@@thelonewolf1894 The writers could have done so much better and not mislead so drastically about Robert Dudley. They just couldn't think of any other way to add drama.
Dizem que Elizabeth costumava visitar os aposentos de Dudley todas as noites, mesmo quando ele era casado, só que eles eram discretos e Elizabeth pouco se importava com fofocas e falatórios.
Amazing dance, but hey! Queen Elizabeth never danced Volta! She danced with no one! Cos it was just tooo risky for her! She was married to the state! No public flirting for her! She was extremely cautious about it.She was denying any flirting in public. It was too dangerous for her. It’s just a fantasy! But a good movie;) hehe
Aquela expressão facial de medo fóbico quando o embaixador francês a propôs ao futuro Henrique III de França foi notável, mas confundio-o com entusiasmo. Imediatamente deu-se a entender que não era o caso.
Noble women generally shared their bed with another noble woman and the personal maid slept on a trundle bed. This safeguarded the reputation of both women.
Eu acredito sim que eles fizeram sexo, Elizabeth era uma mulher culta e inteligente, conhecia formas de evitar filhos, ela ia para a cama com Dudley com a cumplicidade de suas damas, afinal ela era a rainha.@littlelunarisasmr
Como as meretrizes sabiam lidar: esponjas com espermicidas, preservativos, ervas contraceptivas, ervas abortivas.há pelo menos 5.000 que já havia vários tipos de contraceptivos.
Back in the 16th Century 1500s, France had the Monchary, the Kingdom at the time. I wish it was still today. So sad & such a shame its not anymore. R.I.P French Royalists. R.I.P gone Kingdom of France. 👑⚜️⚜️⚜️👑
Catarina Howard, esposa de Henrique Vlll disse que poderia se deitar com um homem e ao mesmo tempo conhecia maneiras de se evitar filhos.por isso ela não teve filhos com o rei e com os seus amantes, foi decapitada ainda jovem.
Lord Robert era homem, se ele não transasse com Elizabeth, provavelmente ele iria para a cama com outras, inúmeras rainhas e nobres já tiveram amantes, porque com Elizabeth seria diferente?
There's really no reliable proof that Elizabeth and Dudley slept together. In fact Dudley was married to Amy Robsart during the early part of Elizabeth's reign. But he didn't restrain himself from pursuing the Queen or other women. Amy died from a fall on stairs at their Cumnor Place, in circumstances that were mysterious. The rumor went around that Dudley had had her killed, and such a rumor meant that the Queen certainly couldn't marry him herself. She might be implicated in an inquest. Modern historians believe Amy might have had breast cancer that metastasized as bone cancer, and that she broke her neck on the fall on the stairs. Dudley today is not generally implicated in her death. The film suggests Lettice Knollys, the Queen's cousin, had her affair with Dudley and died in a poisoned dress. Makes for great drama but it's at all what happened. Dudley married Lettice after his wife died and she separated from her spouse William Devereaux. Dudley married Lettice secretly but when the Queen found out, she was furious and banished both from court. Dudley eventually returned to Elizabeth's favor, but Lettice was never allowed back at court. Ironically Lettice was the mother of Robert Devereaux, the Earl of Essex, who became Elizabeth's favorite for a time after Dudley died. Lettice actually outlived them all. I believe she lived until age 93. The film does get right, however, that she was very attractive.
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Maybe it's just me, but I love the silent complicity between elizabeth and her dames
Just as you said.....sublieme gestueres!)
For those who don't know they all gasped when she said play a Volta because it was the same dance that her parents (King Henry VIII and Queen Anne) danced to many years before.
Louis XVI banded the dance
Oh baloney. No historical evidence of that. You're going on films. My interpretation is they gasped because in the earlier scenes, they danced this beautifully together and it was an amazing spectacle to watch. All her ladies (obviously) shipped this romance.
@@DenaInWyo Okay, well that's your opinion. No need to be rude about mine thanks.
It was so shocking because it was considered a very scandalous dance at the time due to the proximity of its dancers. The lifts were also scandalous due to modesty concerns, but they make for a lovely dance!
@@AnnonereIt was kind of the Tango of the era. Or maybe Elizabethan twerking. Lol
their chemistry was soo good
Her laugh is pure magic.
"How to star in 2 Oscar-nominated block-busters in the first year, and completely vanish in the second year", by Mr. Joseph Fiennes. :P
It was his own choice. Miramax tried to sign him to a five picture deal, but he refused, and turned down a lot of roles like The Pianist and Quills because he preferred stage work. He's doing just fine as part of The Handmaid's Tale
@@BetterWithBob Joseph chose to go lower key. He said he saw what happened to his brother Ralph's life after "Schindler's List" and he didn't want to go through anything similar.
the way everyone gasped as elizabeth asked to play the volta was halarious!
Fabulously made costumes, and perfect matching of fabric designs to finish the garments to continue the accurate repeat of the pattern in the finished garment. However, it is without a doubt the most historically inaccurate movie I have ever seen. Her favorite lady "Cat" ( shown in this scene "blushing" when asked if she was in love) was actually historically 30 years older than Elizabeth and was actually her governess at a time as she grew up. A TON of other inaccuracies in the historical timeline, but the acting was superb, and the costumes were stunning and sewn to perfection. Having been a seamstress for over 63 years, I have specialized in period recreations for private as well as public viewing. It is all in the details and it is done masterfully. A joy to see as long as it is NOT viewed as historically accurate.
It would be interesting if you were to tell us some other innacuracies.
@@meowniarmeow there are numerous articles in the internet about the movie's inaccuracies
@@meowniarmeow I dear. Where to begin? 😊 For starters, the presentation of Elizabeth's relationship with Robert Dudley is pretty wide of the mark.
Thank goodness for artistic liberty!
R.I.P Richard Attenborough.
Which character Richard? When he died?
@@luxbeci2Richard Attenborough played William Cecil, chief advisor to the Queen, later to be made Lord Burleigh.
She's Gorgeous.
It was true when Elizabeth was crowned queen everyone even a few Catholics cheered on Elizabeth as they believed she would be kinder to the two Tudor sisters. Right? No? Maybe.
Elizabeth had proven she was very clever and has a red hot tempered as her father said, "Hey! I may be a woman, but I am the ruler of my country as England is my wife!"
That is how she reminded them who is really in charge of her country.
It wasn't easy, but she survived through plots, men and enemies alike.
A prime example of how she is the main woman who did her job right.
This scene is amazingly done
Damn Joseph Fiennes (RIGHTFULLY pronounced FINE)😍
Porquê maldito?
@@dias4710it’s a normal saying in English for someone to say, “DAMN! (This person) is fine/hot/good-looking!”.
Using the word “damn in this context doesn’t mean anything bad…it is just used to place extra emphasis on how good-looking the person being spoken about is!
I hope that helps! 😊
Thanks for uploading this gem
I love how her ladies are just giggling like teenagers, just like irl.
😂😂😂😂😂it was funyyy
Play a volta translation:⬇️⬇️⬇️
drop a beat
If the queen is well served, she is generous and charitable. We should protect her and her place.
Just beautiful
I remember this scene in this well made period piece? anyways they spent a lot of money? Medieval custom? I will always Remember the movie Elizabeth
she would not of had her hair lose.
@@gillchambers9008why not? Wasn't it a sign of virginity and youth?
@rachelb2231 women after 16 covered their hair. look up any paintings of the Renaissance period.
@@gillchambers9008in Elizabethan England only women of high or highly favoured status, such as a princess or Queen were permitted to wear their hair loose.
@stitchblisscorner not correct.
I loved the beautiful drapery around her bed with the eyes. It stuck with me all of these years.
She is a kind queen😊
Elizabeth was very young when she became queen of England, how old was she?? 24? 25?
25
Boa noite, um filme sensacional e engraçado. Adorei o vídeo.
Версия с Томом Харди, мне нравится больше! 😍Смотрела раз 15-и каждый раз, как в первый раз!
O verdadeiro vencedor do Oscar 1999
Tem uma parte no filme que não está certa, William Cecil não era um homem idoso nessa época, ele era cerca de 10 anos mais velho que Elizabeth.
Some of these costumes were previously used in DANGEROUS BEAUTY (1999) - by the courtesans. The three red ones. I remember them vividly. They are those in which the harlots appeared in front of the French King Henry who summoned them because he wanted to see what was so spectacular about Venetian whores.
I thought I recognised them, I love Dangerous Beauty.
What's really cool is that back when I was an extra in Pirates of the Caribbean 4 my friend Sara who was also an extra was given one of Cate Blanchet's bodices from Elizabeth as part of her costume. It's awesome to see where these stunning costumes end up.
@@LondonMermaid Yes. You are right in every way. Many of the fabulous costumes are reused in different productions. Franco Zefferelli's production of Romeo & Juliet in 1969-70 released in America after Europe was absolutely incredible! They are in a museum in Italy, and some in a private costume collection in Japan. It's fun to hunt these wonderful works of art down so we can study their workmanship!
I cant tell you how many times I've seen this movie. Redhead, she is a diamond. Not historically accurate though
I don't like how the reputation of Robert Dudley was trashed in this movie. And he was entirely missing from the sequel when he actually was very much involved with preparations for the arrival of the Armada and was leading the troops at Tilbury. He was next to Elizabeth's side when she gave her famous speech.
@@gogreen7794 I'm sure there are more details in the story but it's a good movie nonetheless. I always found Queen Victoria's life to be fascinating as well.
@@thelonewolf1894 The writers could have done so much better and not mislead so drastically about Robert Dudley. They just couldn't think of any other way to add drama.
Can you even believe that's Commander Waterford you're watching there? Yeah me either ;)
Is James Frain related to the Tudors by any chance? Because he seems to be in a lot of shows and movies that are centered around them.
Dizem que Elizabeth costumava visitar os aposentos de Dudley todas as noites, mesmo quando ele era casado, só que eles eram discretos e Elizabeth pouco se importava com fofocas e falatórios.
Amazing dance, but hey! Queen Elizabeth never danced Volta! She danced with no one! Cos it was just tooo risky for her! She was married to the state! No public flirting for her! She was extremely cautious about it.She was denying any flirting in public. It was too dangerous for her. It’s just a fantasy! But a good movie;) hehe
Cate la REINA
볼타 춤 멋져요 춤추고 싶네요😊
Hi Good Morning Day Everybody and Good Afternoon.
My dad and I used the words "Play the volta!" when we go to the Comfort Room to take a poo or do something important. Lol.
Exelency😂😂😂😂😂😊
I've watched this film several times but still dont know the identity of the woman who was Norfolks lover and an agent for Walsington.
I think her name is Amanda Ryan
Is that the 9th Doctor??!! (3:32)
Yes, it is Christopher Eccleston
Aquela expressão facial de medo fóbico quando o embaixador francês a propôs ao futuro Henrique III de França foi notável, mas confundio-o com entusiasmo.
Imediatamente deu-se a entender que não era o caso.
Where can I watch this
Is that a sex scene because I wonder how they dealt with any pregnancy etc?
Noble women generally shared their bed with another noble woman and the personal maid slept on a trundle bed. This safeguarded the reputation of both women.
Eu acredito sim que eles fizeram sexo, Elizabeth era uma mulher culta e inteligente, conhecia formas de evitar filhos, ela ia para a cama com Dudley com a cumplicidade de suas damas, afinal ela era a rainha.@littlelunarisasmr
Preservativo.
Como as meretrizes sabiam lidar: esponjas com espermicidas, preservativos, ervas contraceptivas, ervas abortivas.há pelo menos 5.000 que já havia vários tipos de contraceptivos.
It may have already been asked, why is that advisor so red?
😂😂😂😂😂 William Cecil? I was thinking the same. I amusingly find his cheeks - the whole face - redder than any red apples.
the crown not the "state" a word that DID NOT EXIST OR SHOULD HAVE in any time
Why is he so red in the face? Maybe it's been answered before, but my goodness, he's like a lobster
Robert😅😅
Uma das damas de Elizabeth tem o cabelo curtinho, isso está errado, naquela época, século 16, ainda não se usava o corte chanel.
My, what scandal!
Back in the 16th Century 1500s, France had the Monchary, the Kingdom at the time.
I wish it was still today.
So sad & such a shame its not anymore.
R.I.P French Royalists.
R.I.P gone Kingdom of France.
👑⚜️⚜️⚜️👑
Catarina Howard, esposa de Henrique Vlll disse que poderia se deitar com um homem e ao mesmo tempo conhecia maneiras de se evitar filhos.por isso ela não teve filhos com o rei e com os seus amantes, foi decapitada ainda jovem.
Lord Robert era homem, se ele não transasse com Elizabeth, provavelmente ele iria para a cama com outras, inúmeras rainhas e nobres já tiveram amantes, porque com Elizabeth seria diferente?
There's really no reliable proof that Elizabeth and Dudley slept together. In fact Dudley was married to Amy Robsart during the early part of Elizabeth's reign. But he didn't restrain himself from pursuing the Queen or other women.
Amy died from a fall on stairs at their Cumnor Place, in circumstances that were mysterious. The rumor went around that Dudley had had her killed, and such a rumor meant that the Queen certainly couldn't marry him herself. She might be implicated in an inquest. Modern historians believe Amy might have had breast cancer that metastasized as bone cancer, and that she broke her neck on the fall on the stairs. Dudley today is not generally implicated in her death.
The film suggests Lettice Knollys, the Queen's cousin, had her affair with Dudley and died in a poisoned dress. Makes for great drama but it's at all what happened. Dudley married Lettice after his wife died and she separated from her spouse William Devereaux. Dudley married Lettice secretly but when the Queen found out, she was furious and banished both from court. Dudley eventually returned to Elizabeth's favor, but Lettice was never allowed back at court. Ironically Lettice was the mother of Robert Devereaux, the Earl of Essex, who became Elizabeth's favorite for a time after Dudley died.
Lettice actually outlived them all. I believe she lived until age 93. The film does get right, however, that she was very attractive.
Даже в 1500х годах порнуху смотрели
Elisabeth very old movie Why mixed with Tudors? 40 years difference maked
But Elizabeth is a Tudor monarch.
@@carolm7963 Yes but these 2 many different movie
Elizabeth was dishonestly.😮😮😮
You are the best M a s k o f f w e b
3:40 klaus?
3:42 elijah?
🙄🙄🙄
I didn't they were allowed premarital sex
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First
You are the best M a s k o f f w e b.