The Other Boleyn Girl (6/11) Movie CLIP - Love Is of No Value (2008) HD
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Consolidating her power, Anne (Natalie Portman) tells Mary (Scarlett Johansson) that she has been banished to the countryside.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Adapted from author Philippa Gregory's historical novel of the same name, director Justin Chadwick's atmospheric period drama follows the fierce competition between sisters Mary (Scarlett Johansson) and Anne Boleyn (Natalie Portman) to win the affections of Tudor king Henry VIII (Eric Bana). Anne and Mary Boleyn are under pressure from their father and uncle to help maintain the family's rich legacy and ensure their further prosperity by winning the affections of none other than the king of England (Eric Bana). But life in the royal court is far different than it was in the countryside where these two sisters were raised, and before long their bid to earn the love of the king has transformed two once-happy sisters into bitter rivals. At first, it appears that Mary has triumphed in winning the king's favor by becoming his mistress and bearing him an illegitimate child. Despite her early success, however, Mary has underestimated just how clever and cunning her sibling can truly be. Not only does the relentless Anne manage to edge aside her sister in the eyes of King Henry, but she also succeeds in averting his gaze from his wife, Queen Catherine of Aragon, as well. Mary is driven by genuine affection for King Henry, while her sister Anne has only kept up the charade in a desperate bid to become the queen of England. Now, the growing chasm between two sisters is mirrored on a larger scale as England becomes divided more than ever before. As the consequences of their actions threaten to alter the course of an entire nation, these two sisters will ultimately discover that the only place they will find true strength and loyalty is in family, and that no matter what the consequences they will forever be bound by blood.
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Cast: Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson
Director: Justin Chadwick
Producers: Scott Rudin, David M. Thompson, Jane Robertson, Alison Owen, Faye Ward, Mark Cooper
Screenwriters: Peter Morgan, Philippa Gregory
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"A man's love is worthless" Truer words were never spoken.
hothotheat3000 "the more people you love, the weaker you are"
You think that until you marry a man who doesn't love you at all.
Well Henry's love was. I can never help but wonder if Anne thought that Mary was the first or if she thought that she'd be the last
Found the bitter one lol
Damn.
yet mary still tries saving anne's life..... #loyalty
Not really true tho
Because she's her sister, not just random man, yet a lover.
They are sisters, and even though it is not true in history yet I still like this version of the story better.
Kawaii Bunny but if she hadnt snitched on anne getting married she wouldve saved her life for real...
I don’t think she did that in real life... Anne banished her from court
Can we just accept that they both did great even if the story is not accurate 🙌🏼☺️
Very heart-wrenching scene and true to the Tudor period in terms of how women were regarded and family ambition trumped over morality. Natalie Portman's portrayal of Anne Boleyn is not the most astounding or accurate yet her attitude here does hint at the strong determination and ruthlessness she was known to exhibit. I enjoyed the novel far more even with its deviations from fact.
some revenge anne is pulling here on her sister^^ something along the lines:" you ruined my first love...now i ve ruined yours!"
Malefizia Yeah, and you could practically feel Anne’s bitterness when Mary talked about giving herself to the man she loved, and when Anne replied that she gave herself too easily- just what Mary had thought of Anne and her marriage with Henry Percy.
I prefer the Tudors with Natalie Dormer and Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Now, that show is the gold standard on this story.
other boleyn girl is also almost entirely not accurate, Tudors is more accurate
Anne of a Thousand days or the six wives of Henry VIII are better representations of history. The Tudors is a series I like very much, but is a historical mess, just not as big as this one. The costumes The Tudors used were far from anything resembling reality, the timeline of events was muddled, characters were made up or fused (Mary and Margeret, the sisters of the king became one person) and Henry VIII was far to handsome from season 3 on.
Again, I love the series The Tudors, but please don't call that a gold standard, it is drama made by a studio, not a documentary.
@@HK-gm8pe Tudors is more accurate if we compare to this film. But historically speaking, there's a series titled Wolf Hall... Now that one is way more accurate
But these costumes are life.
Both versions were still horrible to their sister.
She also died beause she had a lot of enemies at court she was seen as evil because Henry created the Church of England to marry her. Her enemies fabricated lies and evidence against her. Henry may have just divorced her if it wasn't for that.
The portrayal of these two complexe historical figures is, Anne and Mary Boleyn, is of course so one-sided and cliché-ridden and thanks to the stereotypical making of the film as far away from authentic realism as it may be... But damn Natalie and Scarlett did good!!!
+Vicky 12 If you are interested in the matter you should read 'the creation of anne boleyn' by susan bordo...
Jane Foster and Natasha Romanov facing off.
Over Hulk no less
Well Anne, you said it yourself. "IF" you give the King a son. But I suppose you didn't think about what would happen if, like Queen Catherine who had been trying for 20 years, you didn't give him a son.
agenttheater5 I think Ann believed she could give a son but didn't realized it was more than just mind over matter
agenttheater5 She actually could’ve but when she was pregnant with a boy, Henry’s dumbass decided to parade around a mistress infront of Anne.
other boleyn girl is very unaccurate, I hope that people dont think its accurate
Technically she was pregnant with a son, but she miscarried
@@pumpkinspice560 True. She has more in common with Catherine of Aragon than she realised. Catherine had many miscarriages and actually gave birth to a son but he died a day or so after his christening.
1:12 Listen to your sister Anne 😔
“A man’s love is worthless,” says the woman he beheaded because he didn’t love her.
Mary spoke the predictable truth “when she said “he will only do to you what he has done to me” no truer words , he did worse to Anne had her executed, I guess what goes around comes around
" he can noooooot merry yuuu" yeah.nice accent scarlett.
Anne did have Mary banished from court but it happened after she married Henry. Anne banished Mary because she married (below her station) without the permission of the King
Their English accents are AMAZING!!
Scarlett accents sound awful...
@@delrey874 Well I accept your poor opinion. Carry on.
Scarlett looks so pretty here.
Lovely socially sister moment between, Natalie Portman as, Anne and, Scarlet Johansson, as Mary by how they look and sound British.
'Love is of no value without power and position' - and do you have that Anne? He vowed to be loyal to Katherine till death and here he is cheating on her with you and your sister and so many others before either of you. What value is his vow to you? And your family - granted, there's wealth on your fathers side and power and position on your mothers side, but all of that power is in England, and their position is determined by the king. Henry is an absolute monarch, all that is your family's is truly his to grant or to give back whenever he feels like it.
Betrayal by unawareness - Mary with King Henry - responded to by betrayed out of sheer spite -Anne with King Henry
0:43 And you Anne, should've been a little more careful when dealing with a man who is an absolute monarch - Katherine of Aragon belonged to powerful royalty outside of England but the Boleyns and the Howards? They were only powerful in England - he could give them that power and could take it away just as easily. Queen Katherine didn't 'give herself away so lightly' and was loyal to him for 20 years, and look what he did to her? Anne's a good player but I don't think she understand the consequences of her actions should they fail nor the gravity of the game.
chill girl this movie is so one sided and most is fiction go watch the tudors its much more interesting
chill girl this movie is so one sided and most is fiction go watch the tudors its much more interesting
agenttheater5 the tudors is shit as well. Read a book if you want the facts.
Exactly
@Catherine H. Eleanor of Aquitaine (Henry II's wife) was imprisoned for a while. Katherine of Aragon was banished to a succession of castles till her death. Anne Boelyn and her cousin Katherine Howard are the first two Queens to be executed. Maybe the only ones.
Anne did have a point. If you give yourself lightly, there ARE consequences.
And when the man who invites you to his room is has absolute power, what can you do? This isn't like now when there's a constitutional monarchy. How much choice do you think court members of an absolute monarchy have?
She learned a lot in france
This movie is great but if you haven't read the book, you must! It's so good.
I think that Natalie Portman´s portrait of Anne Boleyn is underrated.
Portman has such beauty, a kind of class, of elegance so different from another Anne Boleyn!. I am seeing everywhere people talking about who is the best Anne Boleyn in the cinema, but despite the fact that many actresses played her, i think that the official Hollywood´s version of her is Natalie Portman, and i liked this so much.
Well Anne Boleyn has a lot of chemistry with Henry in every version.
Claire Foy's one is the most accurate while Natalie's face and expressions are the most accurate, she looks the portrait too
The problem with this film is nothing to do with the film but what people think is inaccurate based on other films and television series about people and events that will never be accurately portrayed because it happened hundreds of years ago. The only actual fact is that we'll never know for sure what these people were like or what they did. So don't go taking away from the film because it's fictionalized and one sided because ALL movies and tv series about the Tudors will be fictionalized and one sided.
Absolutely!
I feel so sorry for her ....how can her sister do that?😖 how can he be so foolish and cruel? 😭 this is a perfect lesson in karma ☺
Hey don't forget that Henry had a part in all of this.
I know he need to get slapped too a royal slap 👑✋✋✋
Ms. Twiggi19 He needed a bit more than that, lol.
Actually, in this film Mary did nearly the same thing to Anne at first.
Y’all are talking as if this movie is historically accurate
Damn ! Natalie Portman is just 👏👏👏
Young Scarlett Johansson was so beautiful
People out here crying about the historical inaccuracies when the film never claims to be accurate at all. It's a work of fiction based loosely on actual events
So this is all revenge? Anne lost her husband and was banished to France because Mary revelled her secret, and now Anne is taking the man she loves and banishes her in the country (but still not so evil since she mentions she always wanted that). All you "revenge and justice" fans should be proud, no? So why so much hate for Anne in this movie (apart of course from the fact that historically it never happened that way)? I guess because deep down you all know the revenge is not justice! Even if things had happened this way, Anne still didn't deserve to be beheaded and especially for the false accusations she was. Both women were victims of patriarchy and the real criminals were Henry, the Duke of Norfolk and their father who used them for political reasons.
Honestly this movie could have been so much better had they actually been more historically accurate. For one Natalie doesn't really act like Ann did. Her attitude and treatment of her elder sister in this was a complete about face to how she really treated her. Plus Elizabeth was about 4 or 5 when Ann was executed not a baby. Mary was not able to just leave with Elizabeth either. While Mary did care for Elizabeth in her younger years it took quite a bit of time before she was able to get her.
Without power and position love is nothing
The only historically accurate part is the outfits
Love is no value without possession
Anne of the Thousand Days is the best movie ever about Anne :)
I am just waiting on the next installment of the Phillipa Gregory series.
It's more plausible that Marys daughter was Henrys than the son in-real-life.
Would please educate yourself? Even wikipedia can tell you different from the book, let alone the movie...
Kenneth Banna is my favorite part about this movie. I don't like historical films that deviate too far from historical fact to embellished or exaggerate the role some one had in a story.This is not my favorite telling of Anne Boleyn's story;especially the way she died in this movie, and what happened to her daughter. She was by all accounts, not a quivering wreck on the scaffold, and Mary Boleyn did not go and get Elizabeth and raise her in the country. Though her status was demoted, she was still a royal child. My favorite depiction is of Anne Boleyn's life comes from Helena Bonnam Cater in the movie Henry 8th,and Natalie Dormer's portrayal of her from the Tudors television series. I think in the Tudors, you get a clear portrayal of who Anne was, that is in historical context of what is known about Anne, and her relationship with Henry.
It's Eric... ERIC BANA!
OKAY!
And “Anne of the Thousand Days” is even more accurate than The Tudors, showing that Anne was really the prey and avoided all the king avances instead of that of both Natalie showing up a home wrecker plotting with her relatives to marry the royal stalker. Read all his letters to her and that specific one in which he remembers that he’s the hunter and she’s the prey. Sent with a dead buck killed by him so that she would remember of the hunter while eating it.
The movie shows more characters like: her mother Elizabeth Howard and Henry Percy, the count whom with she betrothed, she loved and was loved back way before she met Henry. The movie shows how Henry separated the two by ordering cardinal Wolsey to annul their compromise.
Scarlett Johansson actually looks a lot like the portrait of Mary Boleyn to me
Go watch the Tudors and not this crap! This film is based on a book NOT history! Some parts of the film like Anne's execution is completly not like what history says! Anne was not crying, she had a powerful speech, her servants were crying and she stayed calm till the last minute! The executioner also was Very sad and apologized her! Also Mary never had a child with the King (like it shows in the film) she was just a mistress of Henry for a while but when Henry and Anne went together she left the court married someome else and never attended Anne's execution (like in this movie)! She never went back to court! Also they never showed Mark and the others and in that film it is showed that Anne never loved Henry and she just kinda was cold and had no feelings and that she wanted revenge to her sister! Where is the passion? Where is Love between Anne and Henry? Where is everything? If you wanna see the stylish Anne Boleyn, the inteligent Anne Boleyn, the "British" Anne Boleyn (because those are Americans), the woman with passion, the powerful woman that she was go and watch the Tudors! Thank me later!
zieglersxbrynn _ Some of The Tudors is also not historically accurate. I recommend Allison Weir's books instead.
What? Mary did have a son by Henry. Not everything in The Tudors is true also.
Kessida Bour Mary's son was RUMORED to be Henry's. But the only illegitimate child Henry acknowledged was his son with Elizabeth Blount (Henry Fitzroy).
Yeah that's true, I had believed in a bad source.
Kessida Bour Alison Weir is a great source. The BBC also has some good documentaries 😊
Henry was an odd monarch to say the least! I think his karma came after what he did to Katherine! I think he was truly incapable of loving anyone!!
I read the book first and now am watching some of the clips and idont know which one to like ...because reading the book I created my own image of the sisters but this portrayal is really good to but I prefer my one
" He can not murry yew" poor Mary, the REAL one, to be defiled by Scarlett.
A sting from your own family is the worse .
agreed
@sykedsusie she was ambitious but I admire her.She was brave..the most brave I would say as she dared say no to the king..she could control him until she could not give him a son..I also hate how everyone blame her for COA separation from Henry!
That is admirable. In a way Catherine of Aragon was just as brave for saying to Henry in front of the entire court "I've been your wife for 20 years, you can't just throw me away like this.' and 'if God decided that our children should die than it's no fault of mine.'
Don’t believe in all that crap by Philippa Gregory’s book and movie.
Go watch The Tudors and Anne of the Thousand Days.
And “Anne of the Thousand Days” is even more accurate than The Tudors, showing that Anne was really the prey and avoided all the king avances instead of that of both Natalie showing up a home wrecker plotting with her relatives to marry the royal stalker. Read all his letters to her and that specific one in which he remembers that he’s the hunter and she’s the prey. Sent with a dead buck killed by him, so that she would remember of the hunter while eating it.
The movie shows more characters like: her mother Elizabeth Howard and Henry Percy, the count whom with she betrothed, she loved and was loved back, way before she met Henry. The movie shows how Henry separated the two by ordering cardinal Wolsey to annul their compromise.
Natalie portman is perfect for that role Besides Natalie dormer isn't that beautiful Natalie Portman is an art
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She *did* give England an heir. Queen Elizabeth I. Just not a male heir, though, as was expected.
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Set the storyline aside, Scarlett Johansson is so beautiful in this
scarlet😍😍
I love her clothing
Love Natalie Prtman, a great and beautiful actress; but GAWD! Her accent is atrocious.
“Love is of no value without power and position”---May I know what page in the book this line was taken?
poor Mary? Poor Anne to have been defiled this way :(
Poor every woman who slept with Henry VIII. Wife or mistress they were all tossed aside sooner or later. Catherine Parr only survived because she was warned of her impending arrest in time and then because Henry finally died before anything else could happen.
@Estrellakatarinathegreatrussian+ Also, I agree that Henry tended to marry women who were not the traditional wife material. Jane was good wife material, but not a very good queen. Jane was a refresher for Henry after Anne because of her meek and demure personality, but she also bored him, because he was used to having two, intellectually challenging wives.
Poor Anne of Cleves did her best to be both. She was raised a royal princess, and even though she was scared of Henry, was confused as to why she had to worship him so, as they would have been treated with equal status in her country.
Anne Boleyn would have been a great queen if she had been born with royal blood, but unfortunately didn't how to balance it with being the king's wife. Catherine Howard was good at being neither, and Catherine of Aragon and Katherine Parr were a fantastic mix of both.
@Estrellakatarinathegreatrussian How were "most" of his women "trash"? Are you talking about the women he slept with in general, or his wives? Because if you're talking about his wives, I'd say that most of his wives, aside from perhaps Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, consistently acted with dignity and grace, and do not deserve to be labelled "trash". Henry was a narcissist and a tyrant, and even given Anne's flaws she didn't deserve to die. And he should never have married Catherine Howard in the first place. Jane Seymour was only Henry's "true love" because she was the only one to bear him a son, which was the only thing he cared about.
@@SneezyReviews AB and KH were graceful women too. KH, a child, I believe had been sexually abused and mistreated, was blackmailed for that and in over her head. Henry was esp cruel and easily could've sent her to a monastery. She met her end w a lot of grace and dignity as did Anne and she was apparently a sweet girl who was nice to Henry's kids. AB was a V intelligent, cultured woman and irl quite a pious(was kind of a prude/tease despite being flirty), charitable(did alot for the poor) and graceful woman as was KOA and Catherine Parr. AOC I assume was also v smart as she kept her head and lived comfortably the rest of her life. Most of his wives were highly capable and intelligent, but Henry put his obsession w a son before anything else even when it ripped his country and families apart and all for his son to die young and his daughters he shunned to sit on the throne as ruling queens. Irony at its finest.
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Anne boleyn parents Thomas boleyn and Elizabeth Howard are direct members of my family also mary boleyn is a direct member of my family
I really despised ann and what she said to mary. She was a snobbish witch. Oh well mary kept her head and her life in the end
This isn't historically accurate tho
Natalie Dorma was the best Anne Boleyn.
❓ about the hoods that Anne and Mary wear. In" The Tudors", Henry's wives wore tiaras. In this movie, it is a different fashion. Which version is more accurate historically in a sense of proper attribute for the head ware pieces?😙
Women of that time would have kept their hair covered at all times. They wore hoods. The tiara was more Elizabethan era if I am correct
Anne messed her own self up playing games...her hatred for her sister caused her to do evil things going by the movie...this is why i dont like to be called queen the a queen to a man was only a womb...
People from Great Britain🇬🇧!!! Answer me to one question please🙏. English is not my first language, but I understand it and speak. If I haven't mistake main actors not from Britain and I recognized in Scarlet Johansson's speech is too American. And what do you say about theirs British accent??? Do you like it? I'm just interested)
bro i didnt know natasha had a another identity.....
anyone compared this film to The Tudors?
Anne Boleyn probably loved power more than she loved the king.... It's so evident how unkind she was towards Mary I
And? Henry was a loveless monster himself. Those women were things to men of their times. Love is for equals, not for an owner and his property. I'm glad some women were able to take power for themselves by telling fairytales about love to those kings and lords.
I like Natalie Portman
For anyone here that keeps attacking me I think it's useless..Keep your opinions,express them but STOP criticising people that lived in the 16th century!I AM AN ANNE fan...and proud of it...!I never offented none of the other 5 wives...Just saying my feelings and how I think..No harsh language!
Seriously, as far as movie & tv portrayals of Anne Boleyn go, Natalie Portman looks most like her in this movie in terms of physical appearance.
(but thats just my "opinion" lol).
Probably, yes. She has that beautiful 'dangerous' look about her. Even though I love Natalie Dormer's striking blue eyes and permanent smirk, Portman was the most historically accurate. Only thing is, that she was too pretty.
What happened to Mary’s husband????
Anne definitely deserved to lose her head in this movie.
A love of a man is worthless.
Only broken hearted women that don't have the strenth to beging againg say this.
Are you broken.... That your English sucks so?
But I don't believe Anne should have died. She died just because Henry was not pleased with her not producing a male heir.
Ha, I'm from the US and even my ears are offended by their accents.
This movie is so inaccurate I love it, but hardly any of it is true!
Tbh...Mary girl you slept with a man and now you suddenly love him...
this whole story is historically inaccurate...Mary never had a child with king henry, she was only a mistress for a little while. then when henry fell in love with Anne, Mary left court .... America stop playing Chinese whispers!
They also said lies about me
Actually it was rumored that both Mary’s children Henry Carey and Catherine Carey were fathered by Henry. However he never formally recognized either child as his. This was one of the claims used against Anne during her trial. Because her sister Mary had been a mistress of the King and had children with him, that was considered incest and made Anne’s marriage to the king invalid. But that hardly made any difference in the case anyway, since Anne had other crimes leveled against her and lost her head for the false charges.
Hart, Kelly (1 June 2009). The Mistresses of Henry VIII (First ed.). The History Press.
Ives, Eric. The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn: The Most Happy
History doesn't have just one right version.
The saddest thing is, how horribly inaccurate history has chosen to remember Anne and her family. They were not social climbers, Thomas Boleyn did NOT pimp out his daughters, Anne was not sleeping around, Anne and her family didn't try to seduce Henry VIII. None of that is true. But it's the story we tell because in our society we are taught misogyny.
@thebluespirit123 of cource not ..Anne wasn't such a bitch! this is just a novel...Nothing of Anne's and Henry's true story..
So. She is familiar with the word “consequences”. In other places, it’s called “karma”...
This looks like something Anne Boleyn would have done.
She was conniving, and spiteful...
Oh dear, terrible accents on both of these actors.
So Bruce Banner, had Natasha Romonov, who was married to Dr Strange, bur then married Jane Foster, what a Marvel this movie is, and yet,. I think anyways, Anne did Mary the biggest favor, by returned to Rochfort.
Those fake accents though
This isn't accurate. Philippa Gregory was inaccurate and this movie sucks. If you want to see a good movie watch Anne of Thousand Days
Never liked anne she deserved the fate she got..
Waarom niet gelijk de hele film zonder onderbreking
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