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- After their marriage by proxy, Maximilian of Austria and Mary of Burgundy finally meet in person.
Maximilian - episode 2
Maximilian: 3-part miniseries about the European conflicts that unfold following the death of Charles the Bold of Burgundy, making France and Austria the rivals for the heiress's hand in marriage.
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Fun Fact: Maximilian loved her so much that after his death his heart was buried with her
"We hope your judgment is not affected by our wealth."
"On the contrary, it is enhanced by it."
Sir Bronn of Burgundy
I've said it a hundred times but WOW he is handsome.
and to my eyes she is kind of plain and child like, but I do like that fact because its realistic very handsome men married plain or ugly women for titles, political connections or wealth and the reverse is true, great young beauties where married off to old, ugly, plain, men for the same reasons.
That's funny because she is supposed to be very beautiful, they always say that in the series too that "Mary of Burgundy is so beautiful".
@@MusMasi she is really beautiful too, she carries herself so well, truly feminine, she does look like a rich upper class girl. And her intelligence also makes her very attractive. He is stunning too. Beautiful couple.
@@Lily1127channel powerful people get flattered a lot, but *shrug* doesn't really matter either way
@@soledadferrer1325 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder I guess.
I just came across this clip and dang I want to binge watch the series, their dialogues were so realistic a couple coming to an understanding and compromising their lives for each other. Also the dress up is so great, not to mention they're so beautiful.
And that establishing shot at the beginning is beautiful, looks like a painting.
I love Mary`s dress .It´s beautiful.I also like this scene."Greetings my wife...greetings husband!"
The way they say it sounds lovely. And I like the expressions on their faces.
If this aired in America, their would be so much boobage her cleavage would be shoved up under her chin lolol.
@@mediocremaiden8883 that's actually what happened when the actress who played Elizabeth of York in The White Queen wore this dress. It looked like she was about to bust out. No offense against her, she had no control over it, but it made the moment, and the dress kind of tacky.
Well they liked to show decolletage during the Renaissance, so it wouldn't be inaccurate if Mary's neckline was lower. Elizabeth's in that scene was maybe a bit too much for that time in England, but for example the lavish dresses in The Borgias were quite accurate for the typical Renaissance fashion.
Yes, .. I love this scene!
@@mediocremaiden8883 I'm from American and your comment made me snort! You arent exactly wrong!
They became the stereotype of the big militaristic nobleman and the dainty yet imposing noble lady, just look at the way they arrived and departed, I know see why some novels are the way they are
Yep
Maybe we should give it a try in real life again
Yeah but she was a strong little lady
Just like their grandson, Carlos V and his wife, Isabel of Portugal.
Loved the first dialogue. It was as if they were cautiously sounding one another out, and unexpectedly starting to fall in love.
I wish more german show would be on netflix would easier to share with my international friends 🙄
Yes so true
Right? They do so well with Korean dramas, now they just need to extend their catalogue to other countries. Italy has a great Sisi mini series for ex.
Same! Once I found a series called 'Under the same sky' on tv and wasnt able to finished it! And never found it with subtitles again nor without them
amazon has way more
This is on Apple TV
They are compatible! Love their dialogue. Shows that they are forthcoming, practical, brave, witty, educated.
Love this! I like that their dialogue is no nonsense and at the same time it shows that they are very much the same and have a great connection. Thanks for posting these! :D
I like how in hystorical dramas they first meet their spouses, marriage, no dating! It wouldn't fit our times, but it's always funny to see how someone learns about husband/wife from others))
Even better when they're both easy on the eyes. Love is easy to bloom then
Because that’s how it was in real life?
I haven't even seen the show but I saw the thumbnail and I have a soft spot for the black/white trope for couples (like Daenerys and Drogo) and this one's even enhanced by golden/silver and dirty/clean 😍😍😍 just love the contrasts you *see* and then the similarity of their characters you *hear* through the conversation 😙👌
They dont have much time together before the tragic accident but their Dynasty, their children, their love ends up becoming the World's First Superpower
These two defined what it meant to be a power couple
Hardly the worlds first superpower, Rome and Egypt are just a couple of examples but there have been several.
@@r.brooks5287 exactly i think they exaggerated a little bit 😂😂
@National Socialism well there you self-proclaimed Nazi, instead of publicly admitting your love for genocide, just remember, Austria was never interested in anything great and anything Germany. so get the FUCK outta here.
@@r.brooks5287 the World´s First Superpower means that the power of that nation was felt around the globe, thanks to the Spanish colonial empire in America and Asia and the portuguese empire in Africa... im afraid that native american never heard anything about Rome or Egypt...
I subscribed to Starz just so we could watch this series. It is in French and German, and sometimes I get confused, but the actors never do. It’ is so beautiful.
because all the actors speak their respective native tongues. that's why Johanna speaks german instead of french.
Thank you TH-cam for recommending me this. I need to start this series immediately! It also helps me study German so that’s just perfect and Jannis Niewöhner is in it 🤩
Kleiner history fact am Rande. Maria sprach nur flämisch und französisch und Maximilian deutsch. Als sie sich kennenlernten sprachen sie Latein miteinander weil das die einzige Sprache war die sie beide konnten. Maximilian verbesserte dann seine französisch Kentnisse.
Thank you for this interesting linguistic sidebar. I was glad to be able to understand your German.
👍🏻This makes me think of the actors who portrayed Maximilian I (Jannis Niewöhner) & Maria of Burgundy (Christa Théret). Because he spoke German & she spoke French while filming (her voice was later dubbed in German) and they communicated in English on set.✌🏻
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The version I saw he speaks German and she speaks French, I really liked that one.
Really? But in that time German and Dutch (Flämisch) were more similar than today.
thank you
The script is incredible!
My excitement grew when they came to meet each other. Great job, Lili1127
superbement filmé comme des peinture vivantes en clair -obscur
I wish there was a scene of Maximilian and Mary making that grand entrance on this video
Im so glad this hasnt been ruined by poor dubbing, much better in its native tongue!
Too bad for Mary though x)
I love the French and German. I don't mind the subtitles at all in this series
Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube - ‘Let others wage war: thou, happy Austria, marry’. This famous saying is invariably quoted when the rise of the Habsburgs is put down to the success of their dynastic marriage policy, in which young archdukes and archduchesses were frequently married off as children to members of other dynasties, or indeed to relatives of their own.
Emperor Maximilian I is credited with the greatest success in the implementation of this policy - through his own marriage and those of his son Philip the Fair and his grandson Ferdinand, the dynasty gained Burgundy, Spain, Bohemia, and Hungary. However, the famous saying ignores the many strokes of luck that contributed to the rise of the Habsburgs - and also the fact that their gains were by no means always achieved without loss of blood. Wars were an equally important element of Habsburg policy as marriages.
Thank you so much for these video's! this series is brilliant and tells a wonderful if tragic story of royal alliances and power and choices that were made and forced upon them by reality.
It was a very Austrian choice to present characters from different cultures conversing in their respective languages. Although, the nobles at the time would be talking to each other in Latin, if they were from different cultures, most naturally
Boy, what a beautiful harness, such intricate detailing👌🏻. Which Maximilian wears coming to their first ever meeting. It reminds me of the famous harness that's on display in The Wallace Collection in London. It's like showing up in a Porsche💰. Being covered in high status royal "bling" 🤩👏🏻
He in real life had beautiful armoures. One pair of gloves is one of the most beautiful parts of it, in my opinion. They were displayed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 2019 I think, I don't know if they are still there. Look up some pictures. They are stunning!
👍🏻Dear @@denisek.2537 , yes I know. And I've seen (online/TV shows) several of the harnesses from Maximilian private armoury👌🏻 that are credited as being his, made for him or gifted to him. He, and other European rulers of his day, lived in a time where the "beauty" and fame of particular harnesses and armoury seem to have reached an all time high✌🏻.
@@janehollander1934 The life of Maximilian I. is really interesting and it makes me proud to be Austrian when I see that people from all around the world enjoy the history and art that are connected with him and his life. (and the Austrian history in general)☺️ I was actually born in the same city, Maximilian was born and buried and only live a few kilometers away, so that's quite cool.🙂
@@denisek.2537 Oh, so are you living close to Vienna/Wien? Or near Wels? - where it is said that Maximilian died. You are right, the Holy Emperor sure made his mark on "European" history. And he left many beautiful artifacts, being a true patron of the Arts. It's really cool when "foreigners" show an interest in ones own County and its history. And you being Austrian, that must happen often: that you "meet" people, who have taken a real interest in your Country's history. Because Austria has such a long, rich and often turbulent history (there is something for everyone ✌🏻). It's something to take pride in, that's for sure. Greetings 👋🏻 from The Netherlands 🇳🇱.
@@janehollander1934 Yes, actually about 30 - 45 minutes south of Vienna, near Wr. Neustadt, where Maximilian was born and his remains were buried. Except his heart, which got buried in Brügge within Maria's tomb. Austrias history for sure has something for everyone. But Austrias history also crosses path with the history of the Netherlands so that's quite nice although it can be a bit confusing.😉 Unfortunately, I've never been to the Netherlands before but it for sure is on my list of future holiday destinations as soon as traveling is possible again.☺️
I want to compliment the Casting, Wonderful job!
Impressed by the writing here it sounds realistic.
Her voice was dubbed in German here! Is it original actress speaking German? Pleasant surprise as I’m currently learning German but I have original DVDs and she responds in French. Fabulous series. I go on occasional binge rewatches. Both great and beautiful actors.
I loved this series..I just wish we could have had more .😔
more of what ? it showed their entire lives up until she passed away.
@@JadedKate calm down its a statement..
Oh my gosh I dont know what this and glad it came on my feed! I am really gonna hunt this now! 😍😍😍 My kind of show!
Danke für diesen tollen Film ❤
Mary and Maximilian... the Legacy of the Empire!
Ooooo who's the young man playing Max? He's absolutely gorgeous!
Jannis Niewöhner:)
@@anthi3086 thanks for your reply, good afternoon, greetings from Scotland.
@@andrew4patrick Oh cool, you're from Scotland! I love your country! ^^ Cheers from Germany ^-*
@@saupreinmadl3391 thanks
yass
It seems this was ultimately a complete love match ... and of course it is the beginning of a massive legacy.
Yeah, because amongst their children are:
-Philip the Handsome, king of Castilla.
-Margaret of Burgundy, ruler of the Netherlands.
And amongst their grandchildren:
-Leonor, Queen of Portugal and France.
-Carlos I of Spain and V of the Holy Roman Empire.
-Isabel, Queen of Denmark.
-Fernando, Holy Roman Emperor.
-Maria, Queen of Hungary.
-Catalina, Queen of Portugal.
These two are my Inspiration and Happiness!
You are wrong because both suffered deeply of the web made by the Universal spider , the king of France Louis XI. Mary, first suffered agony as she already feared for her life after her fathers death and then Maximilian suffered until he was forced to surrender in humiliation to the Universal Spider who showed him who was boss. The coward Max was then the laughing stock of the german princes in the empire.
@@antoinemozart243 Louis was the coward. Maximilian led his troops in person and win battles, while chickened in his capital.
@@johnlewis3891 yes, like against the Duke of Burgundy where this idiot was unable to hold firm while the swiss and the alsatiins fought hard. Louis XI knew exactly who Maximilian was and when Louis XI took the english off the game , this coward Maximilian did not fight against him and begged for a treaty. Louis XI seized other Burgundian cities in the North. Louis XI coward ? Hahahaha ! The man who faced multiple times death. The man who won against the Burgundians allied with bretons and Bourbon in the war of the public good ?
The DVD I have doesn't have a German actress over-dubbing Mary's voice. Mary uses her own voice and French accent with English subtitles, and I much prefer it. They must have filmed it that way and then added the German over-dubbing for Mary for the German broadcast.
they loved eachother
dang his cape was super long in the beginning there.
You better believe Mary was soaking her petticoat when she saw Max ride up in full armour.
He was literally her knight in shining armor who could protect her and form a family. Plus as her maid said repeatedly so handsome and so like her. they both just hit the lottery.
By the end you see how romantically this was played.
THANK YOU!!!
I'm not sure what emotion the actors were trying to portray, but "love at first sight" is NOT what comes across LOL
Because it's not love at first sight, it's reality. They are two royals who don't know each other at all but they are about to enter into a political marriage the next day. It's awkward. They don't know what to expect from the other, or what kind of person the other is, but they are anxious to know because they are about to spend a lifetime together as man and wife. (Yeah they will fall in love later, but only much later when they get to know each other.)
Love at first sight doesn't exist anyway, there is attraction at first sight certainly but that's not love yet.
@@Lily1127channel well,mary chose to marry him,so it's better the being forced to
German love is a lot more efficient
@@cologist What ? that's kinda offensive
@@cologist neither of them is german.
They were second cousins (their mutual great grandmother was Philippa of Lancaster, the daughter of John of Gaunt Duke of Lancaster, and elder sister of King Henry IV of England!!)
They are my distant ancestors then. Cool.
(Not sure of the exact relation of course, long family tree 🌲🌲🌲)
That's nothing uncommon for these days or history in general.
@@denisek.2537 Exactly as most royal families were related to each other and because of this Papal dispensations were requested from the Pope prior to the marriages taking place, a very lucrative business for the Vatican.
marrying distant relatives was normal back then. Being related wouldn't have meant much to them.
How can I see the entire series with English subtitles? The actors are very good.
It's on Starz
God I loved this show SO MUCH. This is what love looks like!!! So sad that they could only be together for 5 or so years 😢
What’s the show called ?
@@2007PerezMD Maximilian... Check on Amazon and Starz
That was a nice little serie. Too bad it had only 6 eps and it is missing one big thing : footages of the battle of Guinegatte.They did well with what they had. Too bad they did not have a little bit more. Also my history knowledge about that period sucks so I was very surprised by the end...
They had to do with the budget they had so the war scenes would've been too expensive. Regardless they did a good job with their limited budget
Plenty of movies with massive battle scenes but in this very realistic series about how life was like then, the politics and the conspiracies and intrigue are the stars. VERY well written, acted and executed. the preperation for war and then the aftermath were what was important in telling the story.
You got me hooked again lili1127.
In real life, Mary and Maximilian were happily married.
True, but tragically not for long. She died young from a fall from her horse.
The coward Maximilian was all his life scared to death of Louis XI. Even after the death of the king of France. !!!
@@antoinemozart243 he wasn't a coward but a realist. france was a superpower in that age and had much bigger army and resources. Heck HRE his father was afraid of hungary and didn't have the money to provide a army big enough to defend his borders. It would be like Guatamala standing up to Mexico.
@@keithwalker5078 France was not a super power. It was Louis XI who transformed France , from a feudal state to a centralised power. Nobody was a match for him. The idiot Edward IV, the puerile Maximilian who was a coward when the swiss fought against the duke of Burgundy and sudde ly dispeared although he promised to fight. Louis XI knew exactly who he was and left him powerless. Louis Xi had a good memory.
@@antoinemozart243 the best war is the one you don’t have to fight, maybe don’t be such a nationalist over the accident of your birth
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In the traditional tarot deck The Chariot is being pulled by a white and a black horse. To see their horses here is a symbolism of forward (progressive) movement. Which is exactly, historically speaking, what their marriage achieved.
I appreciate the very subtle sexual innuendo that Maximilian slipped in when she said that "he was going to be put to work" has producing an actual heir for the Dukedom was one his most important jobs (as Mary could hold the title in absence & Maximilian could use it through proxy but neither were the legitimate Duke of Burgundy outright.)
He had 2 heirs, unfortunately the male one is a piece of shit and the female heir is one of the greatest women in the Habsburg dynasty who could've become queen of Spain.
Mary of Burgundy would have been a great great grandmother of Henry VIII of England's first wife Catherine of Aragon -but maybe I have put in one "great" too many.
Her son Philip the Handsome married Catherine of Aragon's sister Juana. Her daughter married Catherine of Aragon's son. Mary of Burgundy's stepmother, not mother, was Margaret of York, sister of Edward IV, aunt of Henry VIII's mother, great aunt of Henry VIII and major supporter of Piers Warbeck, the young man who claimed to be one of the Princes in the Tower.
@@Orphen42O You have me very confused when you say that her daughter married Catherine of Aragon`son -are we talking about the Catherine of Aragon who married Henry VIII or another one? That Catherine had a son to Henry VIII who died in infancy and a daughter who became Mary I of England???
@@kaloarepo288 My mistake.Mary of Burgundy's daughter married Juan, the only son of Isabella of Castle. He died young. Mary of Burgundy's son was Philip the Fair, the husband of Juana, Isabella's daughter and eventual heir.
@@Orphen42O That's Juana the mad queen?
Finally! Glad they have met lol
I have no idea what it is or who they are but I ship them
Two young attractive people with a common interest. What could go wrong? Yeah life :/
@ron con leche Yeah like many royal couples they made the best of it. They were really lucky being around the same age and open to trying to make it work. I really do think in many cases love is a choice and it always takes work.
Louis XI who made their lives hell on earth !!! Hahahaha !
Oh, Tobias Moretti 😍 my favourite actor
Given the casting choice, I wonder if the real Frederick III loved German shepherds
Omg wow I didn’t know that this show exists
Would like to get the DVD with subtitles (I don't speak German), but it seems pretty difficult to find. I'll keep trying, since clips such as this have really made me curious about watching the whole series.
seems even on DVD version are no subtitles. Someone complained about it in a comment under a video of Lili1127
It was not love at first sight they fell in love from the letters they wrote and they loved the same poet
Why no SEASON 2??????? I binged on this show and loved it
It was only a three-part miniseries.
A shame they couldn't keep going because Maximilian's life after Mary was fascinating and still heartbreaking too. Their son Phillip was taken from him after her death and sent away and he had to go to war to get him back.
Jannis wird immer einen Platz in meinem Herzen haben
I wish I could here it in English ,as well since it on STARZ 📺 TV
can i see this this somewhere for free????
was her (Mary's) part dubbed? wasn't she speaking french?
Shouldn't Mary's company be carrying Burgundian crosses? Maximilian's entourage for sure carried a lot of black-on-yellow eagles.
maybe but the red saltiers may confuse the audiences with the war flag the Spanish Empire used afterwards .
Which was actually brought to Spain by the son of this marriage Philips the Fair.
Where did you watch it? I can't find it anywhere! I have tried ZDF online but no results.. Do you know other online pages where i could watch it?
wlext . is
search in series "Maximilian"
On Amazon Prime (Starz)
Not all the feminist and orange haired woman in the world compare to a woman like that - that's true strength!
Name of show please
Maximilian
Dieser Junge ist einfach zu schön
Wo kann man die Serie streamen ?
@@honigkuchen5 keine Ahnung ehrlich gesagt 😐
@@honigkuchen5 Amazon Prime/Starz
@@honigkuchen5 Disney+
Wo kann man das gucken?
Is it just me or is that the same dress Lizzi wore for her coronation in The White Princess???
It is the same 😊
Period costumes tend to get reused a lot in films and television.
is this film or series available in the UK?
amazon has the dvd/blu-ray (Maximilian et Marie de Bourgogne) at around $20
it's also in Starz or wlext. is as Maximilian das spiel von macht und liebe
@@lem.006 Thank you. I will look on Amazon
Well that went well
You will work it off ;)
Gideon!!!!
I want to see this! How do I see this!
STOP MAKING HISTORICAL MOVIES WITH WOMEN ONLY USING SIDESADDLE!! Side saddle as we know it didn't start until the 1830s
I never knew that! So interesting.
Not true. From Wikipedia's entry on "sidesaddle": Sitting aside dates back to antiquity and developed in European countries in the Middle Ages as a way for women in skirts to ride a horse in a modest fashion while also wearing fine clothing. It has retained a specialty niche even in the modern world.
It's somewhere in between. There are specially designed sidesaddles dating back to the 1300's, but they tended to suck and usually required that the lady's horse be led by another's. The first really stable sidesaddles that allowed a woman to control her horse didn't show up until the 1600's. and the modern sidesaddle that we use today was invented in the 1830's.
So, while riding sidesaddle was a thing in the 1400's, it wouldn't have looked like that. It looks like she's using a modern sidesaddle.
Loved the show but I never got why they were speaking different languages at the same time without sharing a language when together.
they spoke Latin together, which both understood. also, french was "lingua franca" which was spoken in all the courts at the time, so Max understood her. He got better in french since he needed to speak to her and his subjects, seeing as he was their new ruler.
Please, forgive my ignorance, but, what language is that?
German
What is this show and we’re can I watch it, I’m from the uk
It's on Amazon, Starz. I just bought the Blu-ray on Amazon and it works here in the USA. But check out Starz online
The name's in the title.
How can I watch the actual series??
It’s on Starz
You can find it here with English subtitles:
wlext.is/series/maximilian-das-spiel-von-macht-und-liebe/?server=filefactorycom&episode=001
Where to watch this shoe English dubbed or in English subtitles
I wish I could find a way to watch this in Canada.
VPN! I use Hola VPN (free chrome extension) and it works very well :)
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Fun fact: this is a documentary, not a TV series
@@lindakremser91 It's not a documentary, it's a TV series (3 episodes). There's a documentary as well, which was published right after, but this clip is from the TV series.
-1 dislikes? sound about right
Is this a series? Where can I see it?
a three part miniseries. Acutall it seems it is nowehre for free.
where can I watch this movie?
It's on Disney Plus now
Series / film name??
Maximilian
@@Lily1127channel its not on Netflix so where can I watch it help me with a link and needs to have eng subs cys I dont speak German
what show or movie is this? it's interesting. ?
Maximilian, a German-Austrian miniseries
@@Lily1127channel thank u for the information on the show :))
What is the name of this series?😊
Maximilian
what is the full name of movie please?
Maximilian
Name of the show please?
Maximilian
Which series is that?
Maximilian. It's in the title.
Was it normal to organise a diplomatic meeting in full armour? Surely this was not necessary.
What is the name of this show
Maximilian
which series is this?
Maximilian
@@Lily1127channel thanks
What movie is this?
Maximillian. It's in the title of the video.
what series is that?
Maximilian
What starz? Where can I wtch this? I speak german aswell and I want to practice it. Heeeelp hilfeeee ayudaaaa
I watched it on zdf.de in German a few years ago. I found it on their website, I don't know if it is still available.
@@Lily1127channel 3sat mediathek at the moment - the whole series!!!
@@catwalks1201 i checked it right now. not anymore, sadly.
Does the actress speak German or is it just a dub? If not, I didn't know she could speak German.
It's dubbed, I think she said all her lines in French
Her name's Christa Theret and she's French.
Also sie ist aber synchronisiert oder? Man sieht das total