Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII - A Historic Love
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- A video dedicated to Anne Boleyn, Queen Consort to King Henry VIII of England from 1533-1536, containing scenes from "Anne of the Thousand Days"(1969).
It shows the early time of Henry's courtship, the beginning of a stormy relationship and a historic love.;)
Music:
The Tudors OST: Finale (Wolsey commits suicide) - Trevor Morris - บันเทิง
this verson of anne made me love the woman, her strength and courage is always a inspration to me and makes me proud to be a woman!
G. Bujold portrayed Anne as
bold, daring and an egnigmatic woman. Just love her perfomance in this movie.
I think these two were the best at portraying Anne and Henry, they captured the essence of them, also the costumes and settings are wonderful
Sorry but the bonnets/frontlets and French hoods were totally wrong.
this is THE Best ever potrail of Henry and Ann.
What about the Tudors series?
Acdragonrider Videos "The Tudors" was filled with inaccuracies, taking liberties with even the costumes of the period. Henry VIII often appears wearing clothes from the time of Elizabeth 1st, and Sir Thomas More was shown wearing the chain of office of Chancellor of England when Cardinal Wolsey, the actual chancellor, was standing right beside him. More was given the honor after Wolsey died. Anne of the Thousand Days is faithful to the historic record on many levels, and portrayals of the main "characters" in this sad tale are well done. Acting, cast, sets, costumes, music - superb! My apologies to Lady Violet, but I respectfully disagree that Henry and Anne had "an historic love". Henry was a self aggrandizing pig, Anne either a dimwitted or scheming royal wannabe who had no problem canoodling with a married man. They loved each other for personal gain, Henry wanting a male heir and she wanting a crown; any historic aspect to that love was played out in the lives of countless people who were caught in their web.
Hans Thorsen Ah ok. Thanks for telling me. :) What about the Henry/Anne Boleyn story in the Tudors? What inaccuracies were there with that?
I prefer the movie from 1972/73 starring Keith Mitchel and Charlotte Rampling as Anne Boleyn.
@@gunnarthorsen Anne of the Thousand days also has many inacurracies, dude. Costumes - French hoods always had a veil, Anne wouldn't be seen without it, some dresses are iffy too. And regarding if they loved each other only for their personal gain - it's just speculation. None of us were there and none of us knows for sure, especially since historical sources are often very biased.
Well said! I agree with everything you say, QueenAnneFan. Genevieve Bujold's performance is incredible and unrivalled to this day! Imo, through her portrayal we capture a glimpse of the brave spirit Anne Boleyn must have possessed.
Richard Burton and Bujold are both great actors. The film is like a theater audience and the great halls and rooms are filled with their voices.
So beautiful! You put together the beginning of their relationship so well. The story of Anne and Henry is so captivating and she was such a brave spririt that it is not hard to believe that she kept Henry VIII at bay for six years. Thank you for the great video and I look forward to more videos just like this one!
I agree with you! The end of this couple's story is so tragically sad. :'(
Thanks! When I decided to start with the "you shall dance to my tune, mistress!" scene, the dancing sequence with Anne and Percy seemed to be the ideal choice for the dynamic music and at the same time it echoed the quote .^^
I visit Heaver Castle in 2013. Its a great estate in Kent and in one of the
halls you can see Henry`s six wives,included Henry, all in wax.
Fantastic rooms in good state. The Labyrinth garden is fantastic.
I saw this again last week on TCM. It's a fascinating story with great acting, costumes, music and settings. Thanks for the upload.
Finally, I found you and our Queen Anne! I know this comes at the end but the words are so true, " Elizabeth shall be a greater queen than any king of yours! She shall rule a greater England than you could ever have built! Yes - MY Elizabeth SHALL BE QUEEN! And my blood will have been well spent!" Our Queen was right in every way. Thank you for the upload.
Just found this comment from 4years ago, it was a movie, the words Anne said were in the script written 400 years later when history shows her daughter Elizabeth became queen. I can not believe people actually think she would have uttered these exact words, some writer in the mid 20th century wrote them for this movie....
Hazel Pearson it’s recorded that she said this
How nice of you, thank you very much!
It's great you loved AotTD too! It's one of my favourite films and Anne Boleyn is my favourite personage in history! And yes, the end is so sad and touching, especially when you know the whole complex story.
I love the final scene when little Elizabeth walks to the palace and you hear the "my blood will have been well spent" speech. .'(
I love this video, Geneviene is a such a wonderful actress she played perfectly Anne and I think Natalie Dormer too. these two women are my favorites Annes....and also i think Geneviene had those captivating and sensual dark eyes that Anne Boleyn also had. The Other Boleyn Girl i did not like the way they portrayed Anne they portrayed her like an ambitious bitch, If you watch The Other Boleyn Girl and if you are a fan of Anne Boleyn probably you would not like it...
Agree with all you say. Genevieve played Anne perfectly: I named my daughter Genevieve after her! 👸
I agree with you
I totally agree with you. I don't like the other Boleyn girl too.
my favorite by far very well done and orchestrated beautifully.
Thank you very much! It's an awesome line, isn't it? I think it's very likely the real Anne would have said something like that, outspoken and quick-witted as she was. :)
You are absolutely right about Geneviève and the movie! For me, she always will be the best Anne on screen and the film will always be one of my favourites! Imo, Richard Burton also gave a top-notch performance! And I absolutely love Georges Delerue's magnificent score!
I watched this film recently and loved it. The ending was really touching. You've made a beautiful video, well done!
I love this movie!
OMG! Absolutely beautiful. You've taken a great movie and a great song and merged them into an even greater product! When's the finale? lol
Well-done made Video!
Good video,costumes,actors and actresses ;Good quality.
I love this woman, BEST VIDEO EVER!!!!...
thank you! I've just completed part 2 - 'the king's great matter'.
I love the music
Great Video.
One of the best well-acted movies done & someone put music from Last Of The Mohicans!
@phantomslittlelottie Thank you very much! I absolutely agree with everything you said about Anne! She was such an extraordinary brave and intelligent woman. She never stops fascinating me.
Excellent!
Thank you!
Thank you very much! :)
I like this song as it's the theme tune to the tudors
Yes, it is a beautiful theme from The Tudors Season 1 soundtrack called "A historic love".
Before I say anything let me me just say that was one of the best vidio tributs to Henry and anne's love for one another, ever!!!
I haven't actually seen this film, I can't seem to find it anywhere (but my search for it is not over) but what i've seen of it so far on youtube looks excallent> No doubt that Genevieve Bujold plays portrays Anne Bolyen very well! She really brings her to life!!!
The movie you seek, "Anne of the Thousand Days" can be purchased at Amazon. I bought my copy of this excellent film through them.
Love it!❤
BEST VIDEO EVER!!!!!!!
Thank you very much, Aragornsfavorite!
I'm still working on it. I will try to complete it as soon as possible.^^
Lovely music
Amen to that! That's one reason why I prefer AotTD over all other movies about her!
thanks!:)
@Lukasz21222 Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I agree with you, Richard Burton was absolutely amazing as Henry!
@ProudKansan08 Dormer may not look like Anne but she gave to her life.Also JRM looks nothing like Henry but his acting was very good .She was the cause that I became interested to Anne.Bujold has also to be my favorite Anne,she is really good.The 'worst' Anne has to be Portman not because of her acting but due to the fact that The Other Boleyn Girl is not a must Boleyn movie to watch for Boleyn fans...
Both bujold and Dormer were incredible. Her last speech about Elizabeth ruling a greater England than she could ever have built always moved me to tears. ⭐🌲
I agree. Portman looks more like Anne than Natalie, but the story of that movie is so distorted and historically inaccurate that it's cringy to watch. They made Anne an evil opportunist and her sister a saint, whereas her sister was the mistress of the King of France before becoming mistress of Henry.
@LadyViolet7 I think Natalie Dormer was more like the real Anne, repelled and attracted and then holding out for so long, but I think she really loved him...after a while
No, Genevieve Bujold was more like the real Anne Boleyn as Anne had dark eyes(brown that looked black) and dark hair. That was why she was nickname #TheNightCrow
@funnyygirl9, I disagree with Natalie Dormer.Maybe if they put some dark contacts on her, I probably would of warmed up to her.Anne Boleyn had those flashing black eyes, and Natalie Dormer had BLUE! For some reason, that was a thorn in my side.And I didn't like the way she moved her mouth.I've seen Natalie Dormer in other things that I liked her in, but I prefer Genevieve Bujold, if I had to pick between the two of them.
Do you have Anne’s speech from ANNE OF A THOUSAND DAYS, which focuses on the entire relationship between Henry and her? “For three hundred days, I hated you…. then one day our love overlapped…, All in all, Anne of a thousand days…!”
@faerydustcollector Thank you very much for your kind comment!
The golden days long lost..gone..can they every return?
Henry was a stubborn proud hard headed man who tore the Kingdom asunder.
Thank you for your nice comment, craigtyrell!
What music is this in this video, it's fantastic
It's called "Finale (Wolsey commits suicide)" from the soundtrack "The Tudors - Season 1" by Trevor Morris.
+Sarah Angel yes
Yes I did. It's a really small role though, she only has a couple of lines and appears once or twice. It was lovely to see her though. :D
Helena Bonham Carter was really young here and her performance was brilliant as was Cary Elwes's. Oh you should watch it, I'm sure you'd love it. :)
Yes, and what she said was so true. It is a beautiful film.
Have you seen 'Lady Jane' with Helena Bonham Carter (about Jane Grey who ruled for 9 days after the death of Henry VIII's son)? I recently bought it and loved it. I definitely recommend it. It's a wonderful and sad love story, about 2 young people who stood for what they believed in. :)
"If a man wrote this song for you Anne, what would you say of it?'
"I would ask him how his wife liked it, your Grace"
Queens be slaying for centuries LOL.
Her Majesty, Anne Boleyn would love your video. Her Lady in Waiting, Lady Aislinn fer Llewellyn aka Janet Thompson Deaver
Genvieve and Richard (RIP my idol) were just a wee bit more attractive than the real Henry and Anne. I can't imagine any woman in her right mind would have rejected THIS Henry for even a minute. But God the passion between them...I loved this film......supposedly Liz taylor was concerned that there may have been off camera hanky panky
Catherine was only five years older than Harry and quite beautiful until after so many pregnancies she lost her looks. 40 years older? How on earth did you get that number? She died at the age of 50, after all.
Please, someone upload this movie, thank you!
No, I haven't seen the film, yet, but I've read about it. Jane Grey is also a very interesting topic! What a tragic and short live! A young woman of integrity and strong faith injustly put to death. doesn't that sound familiar?^^
@QueenAnneFan
I also agree with you. Even though I haven't seen the entire movie, it looks well made. Some people would disagree with you about the film. Some people think that the movie was crap and flopped. But, I like it.
I've read that Zelah Clarke also plays a part in the movie. Did you notice her?
i want to find a site where i van watch this movie full can any body help me
Queen Katherine had red hair and blue/green eyes. Anne had very long black hair, with dark brown eyes. Film rarely gets that correct.
You're right, Katherine's looks are seldom depicted right. The most accurate representation I have seen so far is Annette Crosbie in "The Six Wives of Henry VIII"(1970). She has Katherine's pale skin, blue eyes, red hair. That Anne Boleyn had black hair is a myth popularized by Nicholas Sander, who was 6 years old when she died and never actually saw her. What he wrote about her was pure Catholic propaganda of the meanest sort. The portraits and representations that have been judged to bear the closest resemblance to the historical Anne-including the National Portrait Gallery painting or the Hoskins miniature-show her with auburn hair. Her dark brown eyes are often, but not always depicted right.
LadyViolet7 Wait? What is wrong with long black hair? Some of the greatest beauties in history have had very dark hair.
I have long black hair, with large, brown, sloe eyes and I have many male admirers.
molarmama32
I'm sorry, there must be a misunderstanding. There's absolutely nothing wrong with black hair. I love dark hair, I think it's beautiful! But during the Renaissance era, the era Anne Boleyn and Nicholas Sanders lived in, black hair wasn't a good attribute at all. There existed a superstition that black hair was a satanic sign. I know, it's outrageous, it's exemplary nonsense! But unfortunately many people believed this. Isn't it strange that the only source that called Anne black-haired was a Catholic propagandist named Nicholas Sanders, who was 10 years old when Anne died, never actually saw her and was clearly out to make Anne sound as witch-like as possible, with an extra finger, a huge wart, and other deformities that would have made it impossible for her to be considered as Henry's new wife. Do you believe Anne Boleyn looked like a witch and had six fingers? Do you believe Henry VIII would have married an ugly witch with huge warts and other deformities? I certainly don't and that's why I don't believe a word Sanders wrote and there's not a single person from Anne's lifetime who confirmed Sander's description of Anne. The only reliable description of her hair comes from George Wyatt, the famous poet, who had once been in love with her. Wyatt called Anne in one of his poems brunette and not black-haired. If you would like to read the original sources that give information about Anne's appearance, I can give you helpful links. I absolutely agree with you that some of the gretaest beauties in history have had black hair and I do not doubt that you have many male admirers, since dark hair and dark eyes are very attractive. Like you, Anne Boleyn had very beautiful dark brown eyes who sometimes appeared black and there are reliable sources from her lifetime who confirm that. But with her hair it's different. The only statements come from Wyatt and Sanders and they contradict themselves and one of them didn't know her in person. The most authentic portraits of Anne Boleyn show her with auburn hair and darkbrown eyes. If you are interested in these portraits I could share them with you. Feel free to ask for primary source material anytime. I have tons of information about Anne Boleyn, since I am writing a book about her and am always willing to share.
Regards,
Corinna
LadyViolet7 Thank you very kindly. Point of fact in college (1970-74), I was cast as AB in our student production. I wish we had been left an accurate portrait of Anne. The auburn hair "look" can be deceiving. As my hair in
bright sunlight looks like it has an auburn cast, but in interior lighting, it looks off-black,
not blue-black or absolute black as you would find in Asian populations.
Have Anne's remains ever been disinterred?
+molarmama32 Catherine of Aragon didn't have black hair she had blonde or red hair like her mother Isabel of Castille.
Could someone upload the whole movie please
Genevieve Bujold was fantastic, but I prefer Natalie Dormer.
It's called Anne of the Thousand Days.
Muito triste esse filme :Ana dos Mil Dias. Quase morri de chorar. Deviam adotar uma criança para ficar no Trono. Não precisava sacrificar Ana....
Is the full version of this film on you tube?
Where is the original music Henry VIII dances to?
@kisha1682 Thank you! :)
Natalie Dormer in The Tudor’s was my favorite Anne, Genevieve is a close second. Richard Burton was a great actor but he looked so funny doing those prissy dances 😂
What's this movie called???
My one criticism of Greensleeves is that you really can't dance to it. (0:42)
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Those are the funny moments not that they existed in Anne’s story most of it was all sad
Poor Queen
This is a favorite. The series "The Tudors" is hopeless. Truly awful in every way imaginable. Bujold is how I picture Anne and Burton is excellent.
I wholeheartedly agree with everything you said!
Absolutely agree that the TV series of "The Tudors" was not accurate and was the reason why so many viewers got confused about the truth on Henry VIII, his dead brother Prince Arthur or his Two sisters Margaret Tudor and his little sister Mary.
It was more for the drama .... Some facts were right... Not disagreeing with you. I loved the series.... And the actors and actresses.
when was henry v welsh
I'm sorry for all of you Henry the 8th lovers... but in my opinion, Henry was a spoiled rotten brat that wanted his way. And he would stop at nothing, including the murders of innocent people to get what he wanted.
I agree with you 100 %, Jennifer! Henry VIII was a narcissistic sociopath. He was indeed a spoiled, murderous, greedy and cruel tyrant. The only person he really loved was himself and he had no compassion at all with his many innocent victims, instead he always saw himself as the victim.
@history account lol... more like fans.
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She was saying right for not taking king to bed she would have survived....🤔🤔🤔🤔
You really need to go back and research. Katherine was NOT anywhere near 40 years older than Henry. Your comments about her are so wrong as to be laughable.
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Had to come back once again. Please check your email from me! It's 30 September 2016. :-) Fantastic work as always! ¬ Janet Thompson Deaver
I absolutely loathe Anne the historical figure but I ADORE Genevieve Bujold and her portrayal of Anne, she is super cute!!
Genevieve’s Anne is the most accurate portrayal so do you hate Anne or what you’ve heard about Anne?
@@wengercleopatra2150 I hate what she did to Catherine of Aragon and Mary.
@@caterina_sforza2688what Henry did to Catherine and Mary. Anne wasn’t the one in charge, if you want to hate Anne for henrys treatment of those women I don’t know what to tell you
@@wengercleopatra2150 henry was horrible but Anne was not innocent either. She kept on driving a wedge between Henry and Mary and encouraged Catherine and Mary’s mistreatment. If you deny that a thirty year old grown woman completely ruined the life of a teenager then I don’t know what to tell you.
The fact is: all wives of Henry VIII had a plain beauty. Some of them weren't even beautiful but ugly women as Anna de Cleves (and they cast Joss Stone as Anna to The Tudors!) This is the main innacuracy of those movies portraying the Queens; all the actress who perform as any of them on movies or tv series are way better looking than the original wives.
Neither in dreams Anne Boleyn was so good looking as Genevieve Bujold. For shure she wanted to be! She was a charming and sedutive flirtatious woman not a "beautiful" one. None of them was. There' is NO historic record on they being exactly 'beautiful'.
No one ever filmed that properly. It is a shame.
We can't say that Ann of Cleves wasn't pretty... she just obliterated Henry's oversized ego , and thus was labeled as such. Why would people like Cromwell or Holbein make such a claim , and remove themselves from the king's goof graces ? What had happened was a tradition gone wrong , in which Henry , in disguise went to visit Ann of Cleves when she was on her way to the castle. The expectation was that the woman would identity the king beneath the disguise and fall in love with him. She didn't and found the monstrous man , who she didn't know was the king, quite revolting.
He ordered her execution, so much of a love 😂😂😂 He only want a woman who wasn't at menapouse from a weak english family(one who would br his subjects, trying to annul his marriage with Catherine taught him that lesson) who he can use as a scapegoat and put all the blame of his actions if the woman proved to be worthless(by not bearing male heirs). That was it 😂😂 the rest is over romanticizing and Elizabeth I 's propaganda. + greensleeves had nothing to do with Anne or Henry, historically inaccurate rubbish it is what this movie is.
It's Hollywood. You can't expect a 100% accurate version. This is a well-done film with great costumes and fabulous acting. The story may not be 100% historically accurate and possibly a bit overromanticized but I don't think there is a movie/TV version about Boelyn and Henry that isn't. Though it isn't entirely accurate calling it rubbish is harsh criticism that the film does not deserve. It never claimed to be an exact replica of what happened. And I don't think that many people go in to watch the film expecting a history lesson.
And the series The Spanish Princess was the worst series in history. Do you think Henry loved Catherine at first sight. No, of course, Henry was ten years old .. Would you believe Catherine's rubbish. In the series, they made Catherine a prostitute. And they made her sleep with Arthur. And you hate it. Her daughter. In the end, my daughter says the future of England. But her bloody daughter has destroyed England. There is no trash except the story of Catherine and Henry historical garbage. Sorry about my bad English.