yes you're right, something like that really happened in real life, I don't recall the source now but I'm sure a very similar scene was described in a letter to Elizabeth, even though in that case Anne was begging, while Henry was looking from a window
Alexander Ales's letter to Elizabeth claimed that it did happen on April 30th (a little early than what was showed in The Tudors), here an extract "Alas, I shall never forget the sorrow I felt when I saw the sainted Queen, your most religious mother, carrying you, still a baby, in her arms, and entreating the most serene King your father in Greenwich Palace, from the open window of which he was looking into the courtyard and she brought you to him. The faces and gestures of the speakers plainly showed the King was angry." (J. Denny, Anne Boleyn: A New Life Of England's Tragic Queen) As you can see it's not exactly the same scene but that part was surely based on this event
Elizabeth wasn’t at court around that time. nothing shows it. and even if she was henry wouldn't care, because he only looked at his children as an extention of himself. that's why he was so proud of his first son by bessie blount, because it was a proof that it wasn't his fault, it was katherine's.
Fun fact??? The wanted a son thing is not even the bigger picture. Of course he wanted one, but he was more worried about his wife catherine's uncle, who was very close to the catholic church and would have rule England after Henry's death. I'm not justifying Henry cause, you know, he was horrible. But he found himself in front of two choices: get divorce of Catherine or leave his dinasty died with her family. He was to selfish to follow the second option.
@@Ana_Paula.Frasson It would've been completely fine if he divorced his sterile wife and stayed with Anne, or anyone else, until she'd given birth to that son he wanted. Anne Bolyn was fertile and she was loyal, until he chopped her head off. If he hadn't kept on decapitating and divorcing it was only a matter of time until a legitimate child was born male.
@@cassandrabelyeu2419. I always tooth that after he already get divorce of catherine, he just realize he was finally above everything (in his mind at least) so he just keep changing wives when he gets bothered of them. Sad, but let's be honest, it was pretty obvious he would do that. But I agree with you 100%.
Oh, I would have given anything to have had Henry VIII know that his despised daughter by Anne Boleyn, was a better monarch and ruled the country much better than her father, brother, sister, and most every monarch until George VI. She brought education, literature, and the arts to the forefront. Without Elizabeth I, we would have no Shakespeare or the modern day Church of England. She also defeated the Spanish Armada. I bet Henry would have been pea-green with envy.
FYI which is a well known fact written everywhere, all the achievements Elizabeth I had done where all the seeds Mary Tudor had planted but didnt live long enough to see her seeds grow and blossom. Elizabeth took all the credits from Mary. the only thing she stopped doing was Mary’s trials to stop protesnatism and her promotion to the Catholic Church. And Mary was left to be remembered with her Religious conquests. Not the literature arts etc. Sadly.
Elizabeth's life was a probably a living hell dealing with her own mother's execution, and the way she dealt with all the cruelty from Mary. She was a remarkable, fascinating woman.
DRW1107 Mary- bloody queen- lived hell too. She was rejected by her father and forcibly abandoned by her mother. Queen Catherine was dethroned in shame and sent back to Spain, ever since leaving GB Catherine was obliged to never again see her daughter. Henry never cared about her future, when he married Catherine Howard,princess Mary was forced to be one of her maid of honour and constantly made fun because she was still unmarried. Life had been hard on both Tudor's girls, Elizabeth may had been a great queen but no saint 😂 she wasn't the only suffering in that situation
Giulia Emmepi yes, they both went through hell but what makes Queen Elizabeth remarkable and more sympathy deserving is the fact that despite her hardships, she brought a golden age to England, unlike Mary who just brought herself the title of the Bloody Mary.
Elizabeth was a toddler when Anne was executed and she became a bastard, Mary on the other hand was the apple of Henry's eye for 17 years, until Anne came into the picture and ruined her life, her mother was cast aside, she was demoted from Princess to Lady, she was called a bastard, she was removed from the line of succession, she was also forbidden to see her mother, not even when Catherine was dying was she allowed to see her mother one last time, despite her hatred towards Anne, Mary actually cared for her little sister, Elizabeth, the relationship between the sibilings was actually pretty good (Mary, Elizabeth and Edward) despite having different mothers, it wasn't until Edward died and Mary became Queen that things got tense between Mary and Elizabeth, even though many snakes around her tried to persuade her to kill her sister Mary did not, so she still must have cared for her
Anne Boleyn was honestly very ahead of her time. I think she wanted to be seen as an equal to Henry and was headstrong enough to be vocal about it. I think if she had stayed quiet and just acted as a servant to the king as Henry wanted, she may have survived. Even if she didn't give birth to a son, she may have just been divorced. There's a really good documentary by Lucy Worsley about Henry's six wives that's really interesting and paints a different picture of them than I had originally thought of.
I think if she only was kimd of servant king wouldn't be attracted to her that much. I think her knowledge and sharing ideas with king made her special
If she had stayed quiet she would have simply been his mistress and that’s all and Elizabeth would of just been a bastard and cast aside probably would’ve never become Queen she may have never even existed who knows but Anne made history and her name will always be remembered in English history and so is her daughter. I like to think in a way Anne set motion for all the great female monarchs after Henry.
-''...The only thing Anne was ever guilty of was not having a son.'' They thew that same guilt at Queen Catherine too, in the end they both were tossed aside by a desperate and cruel man and all they wanted was to love him. Mary and Elizabeth both grew up without having their mothers around. One never got to say goodbye and the other one never got a chance to really know her.
It sucks that they never got closure with their moms, but it makes me somewhat happy that Jane was able to bring Mary back to court and try to be a good stepmom for her while Catherine Parr was able to unite the family and be a role model for Elizabeth.
No ur wrong, anne Boleyn forced Henry to divorce his first wife and she made him go against the pope ( his religion was catholic and catholic’s did not believe in divorce so she made him go against his religion) and all he asked for in return was a son that she promised she’ll give him
Elizabeth definitely was her mother's daughter! She had Anne's fire and tenacity. She was a brilliant and strong leader. This is the best video about Mother and Daughter I've seen in quite a while...👑❤🌷💯
Clearly the best monarchs in English history are women, Elisabeth I and Victoria. It sounds like the souls of all abused English queens and princesses through centuries get their revenge at the end.
@P.M. Huxteldepeth Americans never cared much for the monarchy. That didnt just start with MM, either. She cant help it. Its in her blood. Blame King George.
How could she not honor her mother. Can you imagine losing the one person in your life whom truly loved you for you? How could She trust any man when she learned at a young age that those whom you love can kill you. I wonder even with Robert Dudley she even knew what love for one's self was like...
She trusted her sister quite a bit, they took England together. She was sexually abused by her stepmother's new husband, Thomas Seymour, and traumatized by her father though.
+hellokafkiana her sister possible just arrested her and was jealous because she is the daughter of her stepmother witch Henry divorced her mother to be with Anne Boleyn
hellokafkiana her sister didn't abuse her. You make it sound like Mary abused Elizabeth her whole life. It was until the end that Mary was thinking of signing Elizabeth's death warrant. You are forgetting that Henry and Anne Boleyn abused Mary. But ppl never say that about Anne just because she is a woman. Anne was an evil stepmother!
hellokafkiana and yes learning about Henry killing her mother affected her butt what historians say that really affected her was Thomas Seymour abusing her. That's what really affected her and that's what historians say affected her relationship with men.
I understand why she never married she wanted to make sure she never would wind up in a situation that her mother did but it just goes to show you even way back then males still treated women like shit
Yeah, adultery is a sin but chopping someone's head off for it is just too much. Anyway, I didn't mention that male nobles could have many mistresses at that time.
Personally, I believe accusing Anne of infidelity was Henry's way of getting rid of her so he could have another woman. By far out of all his relationships, Henry always has been the unfaithful, cheating scum who abused his power. His wives were his victims.
@@anhlengocvan5049 I thought it was absurd that a king is looked over and allowed to have Mistresses but if a woman did it she loses her head that's not the pot calling the kettle black I don't know what it is
Jokes on Henry that she became the monarch he always wanted to be. Anne had the last laugh. If this was a true sequel to the tudors, shes a splitting image of Jonathan Rhys meyers Henry VIII here
Beautiful video, thank you. Anne was my favorite wife of Henry's, and their daughter went on to be one of the greatest and most noble monarchs of all time. If Henry could only see he never needed a son.
If Henry could see never needed a son, then Elizabeth wouldn't never have been born. He would have remained married to Catherine of Aragon and Mary would have been heir. Anne Boleyn probably would have been married off to someone else. After Catherine died, Henry probably would have just married another princess and maybe had sons with her. Or married Jane Seymour like he actually did. Who knows?
@P.M. Huxteldepeth Catherine's daughter was just as abused as elizabeth. Henry never loved any of his wives not even Anne. He selected Jane to be buried next to because she bore the son.
@CLUB BRENDAN Henry legitimized his first "illegitimate" son by Elizabeth Blount, conferring upon him the title of Richmond at the age of three years, who became one of Elizabeth's closest and longest-serving personal advisers.
Henry went against the pope of the Catholic Church just to marry Anne Boleyn he divorced his first wife for her Anne Boleyn forced him do it and all he asked for in return was a son that she promised him to give and I would be mad too if she didn’t
@@Maya-tx9yo you can't really promise a baby's gender lol. Also having one girl from her doesn't mean she can't birth more and the possibility of them being a boy. He sabotaged his own relationships.
It's a mixture of The Tudors, and Reign...The Tudors is waaaaaaaaay better than Reign, in acting and costumes, and believability, and I did I mention ACTING!!!
I agree for the acting even though I think Adelaid is a great actress too, but not for the costumes. In both series they were beautiful, but I prefer the aesthetic of Reign. Okay it's not really what they were wearing at the time, but they modernized the clothes in a beautiful manner, and added their personal touch of creation to their serie. Otherwise to comment the video, it's a good idea to do this mixture, I mean, sure those series are different from one another in terms of style, but in terms of history I can understand why you would want to reunite them both !
lelem35 Honestly most of season 1 of the Tudors is trash, entertaining trash I admit, and did not take its self too srsly. Season 2 and on was much better in quality, more accurate costumes, historically accurate, and Natalie got to play Anne how she wanted.
I humbly disagree. Season 1, 2 and 3 of 'The Tudors,' debuted some of the most heart-wrenching, awe-inspiring and passionately performed scenes to date. In fact, the acting on 'The Tudors,' was on some next level shit. In terms of the performances delivered by actors such as Natalie Dormer (Anne Boleyn), Maria Doyle Kennedy (Queen Catherine), James Frain (Thomas Cromwell), Sam Neill (Cardinal Wolsey), etc...comparing the performances delivered by these actors to what was produced on 'Reign' is like comparing Denzel Washington in 'Glory,' to Mark Whalberg in 'The Happening.' The level of pathos delivered by the aforementioned actors, was simply absent in the 'Reign.' Anyway...going back to this video, I think the tribute to Elizabeth and Ann Boleyn was deeply touching.
The chemistry between Natalie Dormer and Jonathon Rhys Meyers was electric! I’ve rarely seen anything like it on television. I wonder if they’ve remained friends over the years.
The show reign trys so hard to make us love Mary in reign and I like her but I was always a fan of anne boleyn from the tudors so I have a soft spot for Elizabeth
Oh well, Henrys loss, I still belive Catherine of Aragon was his one true wife but if you are going to marry another! Dont kill them henry! If you stopped, Katheryn Howard would've lived longer. Poor Catherine Howard. I hope you pay for this. Just like all the songs of the wives talking to you when they're dead. It will become a reality. On the day of judgement. R.I.P Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katheryn Howard and Katherine Parr. You will be missed.
yes! finally someone who agrees that catherine of aragon was his true wife. she was also the best out of his wives. love her sm. i love the other wives too 😭💖
Kind of nice to know that she won this crazy game in the end by bearing a great ruler and her reputation is now restored to a more favorable look in the eyes of history today.
the BEST video about Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth! I watch this EVERYDAY.. (bc I'm a big fan of The Tudors and Reign, especially history itself) but it's so touching. This is a perfect visual of the relationship between Anne, Henry and Elizabeth explained in a video. Hats off to you.
We have no idea what Anne's mother looked like, so there is no way to know how much or little they resembled each other. However, Elizabeth did have the coloring of Henry's mother, Elizabeth of York, whose general appearance is known. Facially Elizabeth appeared to resemble both her grandfather Henry VII and the Howard side of her family.
Ann Etheridge this is her www.google.nl/search?q=elizabeth+howard&prmd=isnv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjHh_fWp7HRAhWDVxoKHY03DRAQ_AUIBygB&biw=360&bih=512&dpr=2#imgrc=0reR-NSQle0DMM%3A
Elizabeth looked like her grandmother Elizabeth Boleyn. Her colouring though was that of her father Henry as was her red/gold hair. She also had her father's famous temper
susan webber indeed. but it can also be because of Anne Boleyns dark hair, and henry's lighter hair, that Elizabeth is a redhead. You need 4 genes instead of 2 to get red hair, and somehow, the combination of blonde and really dark hair have the highest chance to get those 4 genes.
I honestly hate Reign with a burning passion, but I genuinely can't deny how gorgeously put together this is and how much it made me cry. I love Anne and Elizabeth so much, thank you for making this
This video makes me pretty sad about my relationship with my mum. We fight, quite a lot, not as bad as we used to thankfully, but still pretty bad. I'm glad that Elizabeth had a loving mother, even if for a short time.
I always wondered if her and Mary ever talked about the fact that Anne and Henry celebrated when Catherine died... I feel like Mary deeply resented Henry as she should for her mother’s death.
Natalie is the definitive Anne Boelyn- Not sure who is the definitive Elizabeth- while I like Rachel- Im still unsure at times- I mean Cate was amazing too
I admire Anne she was passionate about her daughter loved her so much. And fought for what was right. Very educated woman. To think that she brought Shakespeare and the church for protestant religion to.
Poor Anna. She genuinely loved Henry. Henry should have had mercy on Elizabeth because she was just an innocent child. She was denied spending Elizabeth's growing up period.😳💔
In our modern times, these old lovestories from the middle age, it is a bit difficult to imagine the pure beautiful romance, and the glowing passion, our beautiful actor's perform's today in the movies. King Henry was not a hot guy acording to painting's, neither was Anne, and because of the bad hygiene and body-fragrance, I dont find the hot passion, as it is painted today. Henry was after his accident very fat and had a bad smell from a wounded leg the rest of his life, it must have bin terrible to jump in his bed. Elizabeth ruled many years spite her mother's destiny, but she was no angel in her reign. Anne Boleyn became a victim during times, but she took great benefit from the kings lust for her, and the power the king gave her, had a high price for the churches in England, sorry, but I can't find any purity at the English court.....
In his youth, when he was in the first decade of his marriage to Katherine of Aragon, Henry was epitome of hot. He was exceptionally tall, muscular, handsome, intelligent, and athletic. By the time he harried Anne Boleyn, he was middle aged, but still athletic and handsome. It was after the accident in early 1536 that Henry's mind and appearance began to radically alter. I believe the best evidence for why he turned on Anne Boleyn to come from the results of the head injury he suffered. The leg injury never healed, became a suppurating ulcer that kept him from the sport he loved, and his weight began to increase. After Jane Seymour, it is really unlikely that Henry engaged in much, if any intercourse, with any of his wives.
Henry VIII got his leg ulcer in a fall from his horse in 1528. He began to turn on Anne months before his jousting accident but was content enough to wait and see if the child she was having would be a boy. Unfortunately the news of Henry's accident frightened Anne so much she miscarried the child that was indeed a male foetus. It was Cromwell in fact who used Henry's disappointment and personality change caused by the jousting accident to turn Henry completely against Anne, the reason being a major argument between Cromwell and Anne about the use of the revenue from the dissolution of the Monasteries
Henry was known to be very good looking! The paintings is the portrayals of him when he made an accident and gained so much weight and the smell came from the wounded leg from that accident. As for the bad smell, EVERYONE back in that time smell bad according to our standards if everyone was smelly perhaps the really dirty ones at that time were called the smelly ones not the normal smelly ones if that makes sense. And if u jump into couples of centuries after such as the 18th c they view the 16th c people‘s hygiene was really bad, and us in the 21st c we view the 18th are very smelly with bad hygiene ! Hence in the 18th century people rarely shower but at that time it was viewed fine and normal. Do u get the idea? So we’re in no place to judge their hygienes or how the smelled because those people in everyway arent the same as we are.
Ahhh... there it is...the obligatory, "Henry VIII was fat and bloated and smelled bad...." post. Amazing how that's all people seem to know about the man.
While I am a big fan of Reign- my inner historian only lets me give it a 2.5 out of five for historical accuracy- the season 4 picked up on Marys life and I give it props for that- The Tudors holds a special place in my heart- first real royal drama show! JRM- gives the definitive portrayal of Henry VIII for me!
You know this is a good video when I can see past my detestation of Reign's costume design to enjoy the video. Especially when I can't even get through the show itself because they're so bad. So, well done! (Seriously, though, what were they thinking?? The costumes are horrific.)
People are arguing whether Mary or Elizabeth suffers more when I'm here just glad I was born in this era cause the past doesn't seem so... welcoming :/
Yeah it just makes him more sympathetic making him hot, lol. You know when a bad guy is hot, he's just misunderstood and has so much potential. (sarcasm)
He was really hot when he was young. He was still quite handsome when he met and married Anne. It was after he married her, when he had an accident that his leg got badly hurt, he couldn't play sports anymore and began earning a lot of weight.
@@ShainaCilimberg i know what u mean but cmon, if u r ugly u shouldnt exatcly go for the hottest ones. hot guys will be more symphatic for them girls and their family.
There is a general thought that Elizabeth never mentioned her mother to anyone but one got to wonder what she may have thought of her. Did she miss her, feel angry at her or at her father for what he did? Did she ever think about giving her mother a more worthy grave? Did she ever shed a tear for her when no one was looking? Was it Anne's memory who kept her so determinded to become the Elizabeth we all know and remember? We will never know but what I am sure of, is that Anne would be damn proud of Elizabeth for proving Henry, in every aspect of her reign, wrong.
I saw these both shows and it hurts my heart so much thinking about what people went through during that time. We are still far from real humanity but still Thanks to God we are not living in royal times.
Henry VIII would've been surprised (and proud, hopefully) to see how well Elizabeth succeeded as Queen, but he would've been disappointed that she had no children of her own and the direct Tudor line would die with her. Queen Elizabeth II is descended from the Tudors through Henry's sisters, Margaret (through the Stuarts/Hanovers) and Mary (through the late Queen Mother). I read recently that Diana was also descended from Princess Mary Tudor (not Bloody Mary). If true then Prince William and his children have a bit more Tudor blood.
Brilliant video. I've recently watched a bit of The Tudors and Reign, and generally I am interested in history, so I really appreciate your video.By the way it's a paradox that Henry had six wives, every one of them was supposed to be some kind of a broodmare to bear him his desired sons, and in the end there were his two daughters to rule and contribute to the greatness of England anyway. What so is more, his dynasty suffered extinction, after him being husband to six different women! Just think about it, after all the troubles - breaking off the ties with Catholic Church, condinct the reformation brutally, ruining the relations with the emperor, divorcing two wives, and bathing in blood another two, having only one sickly son (I don't count the bastard son, Henry) who reigned just for few years to be succeeded by his half-sisters. That's insane. If Henry only had known then...
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The 'one more chance; one more' scene is more heartbreaking when you realize something like that actually happened in reality.
yes you're right, something like that really happened in real life, I don't recall the source now but I'm sure a very similar scene was described in a letter to Elizabeth, even though in that case Anne was begging, while Henry was looking from a window
hellokafkiana it didn't actually happen. Elizabeth wasnt at court at the time. Her mother did buy her a lot of clothes before she died.
Alexander Ales's letter to Elizabeth claimed that it did happen on April 30th (a little early than what was showed in The Tudors), here an extract
"Alas, I shall never forget the sorrow I felt when I saw the sainted Queen, your most religious mother, carrying you, still a baby, in her arms, and entreating the most serene King your father in Greenwich Palace, from the open window of which he was looking into the courtyard and she brought you to him. The faces and gestures of the speakers plainly showed the King was angry." (J. Denny, Anne Boleyn: A New Life Of England's Tragic Queen)
As you can see it's not exactly the same scene but that part was surely based on this event
Elizabeth wasn’t at court around that time. nothing shows it. and even if she was henry wouldn't care, because he only looked at his children as an extention of himself. that's why he was so proud of his first son by bessie blount, because it was a proof that it wasn't his fault, it was katherine's.
kenna163 yeah typical narcissist
Basically Henry In A Nutshell:
Kills 2 of his wives,
Divorced the other 2,
Tore his country apart,
Broke the church.
His excuse: I jUsT wAnTeD a SoN!
IrisRoses the irony is he had multiple sons, just out of wedlock 🙃
Fun fact??? The wanted a son thing is not even the bigger picture. Of course he wanted one, but he was more worried about his wife catherine's uncle, who was very close to the catholic church and would have rule England after Henry's death. I'm not justifying Henry cause, you know, he was horrible. But he found himself in front of two choices: get divorce of Catherine or leave his dinasty died with her family. He was to selfish to follow the second option.
@@Ana_Paula.Frasson It would've been completely fine if he divorced his sterile wife and stayed with Anne, or anyone else, until she'd given birth to that son he wanted.
Anne Bolyn was fertile and she was loyal, until he chopped her head off.
If he hadn't kept on decapitating and divorcing it was only a matter of time until a legitimate child was born male.
@@cassandrabelyeu2419. I always tooth that after he already get divorce of catherine, he just realize he was finally above everything (in his mind at least) so he just keep changing wives when he gets bothered of them. Sad, but let's be honest, it was pretty obvious he would do that. But I agree with you 100%.
@@Ana_Paula.Frasson Yeah. What a transparently abusive guy.
Oh, I would have given anything to have had Henry VIII know that his despised daughter by Anne Boleyn, was a better monarch and ruled the country much better than her father, brother, sister, and most every monarch until George VI. She brought education, literature, and the arts to the forefront. Without Elizabeth I, we would have no Shakespeare or the modern day Church of England. She also defeated the Spanish Armada. I bet Henry would have been pea-green with envy.
Kate Maloney Elizabeth was influenced by Catherine Parr...so thank you, Catherine.
Except she didn't continue his line and because of that ended the Tudor dynasty. I don't think Henry would take comfort in that.
FYI which is a well known fact written everywhere, all the achievements Elizabeth I had done where all the seeds Mary Tudor had planted but didnt live long enough to see her seeds grow and blossom. Elizabeth took all the credits from Mary. the only thing she stopped doing was Mary’s trials to stop protesnatism and her promotion to the Catholic Church. And Mary was left to be remembered with her Religious conquests. Not the literature arts etc. Sadly.
@Rhys Hoffman and even though her sailors had saved the country,she more or less forgot them after the Amarda was routed,,'forgetting'to pay them.
My dear... well said eloquently spoken. I could not agree with your more. Bravo 👏
Elizabeth's life was a probably a living hell dealing with her own mother's execution, and the way she dealt with all the cruelty from Mary. She was a remarkable, fascinating woman.
DRW1107 Mary- bloody queen- lived hell too. She was rejected by her father and forcibly abandoned by her mother. Queen Catherine was dethroned in shame and sent back to Spain, ever since leaving GB Catherine was obliged to never again see her daughter. Henry never cared about her future, when he married Catherine Howard,princess Mary was forced to be one of her maid of honour and constantly made fun because she was still unmarried. Life had been hard on both Tudor's girls, Elizabeth may had been a great queen but no saint 😂 she wasn't the only suffering in that situation
Queen Catherine didn't go back to Spain. She stayed in England until she died.
Giulia Emmepi yes, they both went through hell but what makes Queen Elizabeth remarkable and more sympathy deserving is the fact that despite her hardships, she brought a golden age to England, unlike Mary who just brought herself the title of the Bloody Mary.
actually, at first Mary was very nice to Elizabeth. It was only later that they had a bad relationship
Elizabeth was a toddler when Anne was executed and she became a bastard, Mary on the other hand was the apple of Henry's eye for 17 years, until Anne came into the picture and ruined her life, her mother was cast aside, she was demoted from Princess to Lady, she was called a bastard, she was removed from the line of succession, she was also forbidden to see her mother, not even when Catherine was dying was she allowed to see her mother one last time, despite her hatred towards Anne, Mary actually cared for her little sister, Elizabeth, the relationship between the sibilings was actually pretty good (Mary, Elizabeth and Edward) despite having different mothers, it wasn't until Edward died and Mary became Queen that things got tense between Mary and Elizabeth, even though many snakes around her tried to persuade her to kill her sister Mary did not, so she still must have cared for her
Anne Boleyn was honestly very ahead of her time. I think she wanted to be seen as an equal to Henry and was headstrong enough to be vocal about it. I think if she had stayed quiet and just acted as a servant to the king as Henry wanted, she may have survived. Even if she didn't give birth to a son, she may have just been divorced. There's a really good documentary by Lucy Worsley about Henry's six wives that's really interesting and paints a different picture of them than I had originally thought of.
I feel you. The more I read about the Tudor era, the more I realise that there are many misconceptions about these historical figures.
I think if she only was kimd of servant king wouldn't be attracted to her that much. I think her knowledge and sharing ideas with king made her special
If she was in this time she'll slay
She was very ' *ahead* '
If she had stayed quiet she would have simply been his mistress and that’s all and Elizabeth would of just been a bastard and cast aside probably would’ve never become Queen she may have never even existed who knows but Anne made history and her name will always be remembered in English history and so is her daughter. I like to think in a way Anne set motion for all the great female monarchs after Henry.
-''...The only thing Anne was ever guilty of was not having a son.''
They thew that same guilt at Queen Catherine too, in the end they both were tossed aside by a desperate and cruel man and all they wanted was to love him. Mary and Elizabeth both grew up without having their mothers around. One never got to say goodbye and the other one never got a chance to really know her.
“One never got the chance to say goodbye and the other one never got a chance to say hello”
It sucks that they never got closure with their moms, but it makes me somewhat happy that Jane was able to bring Mary back to court and try to be a good stepmom for her while Catherine Parr was able to unite the family and be a role model for Elizabeth.
No ur wrong, anne Boleyn forced Henry to divorce his first wife and she made him go against the pope ( his religion was catholic and catholic’s did not believe in divorce so she made him go against his religion) and all he asked for in return was a son that she promised she’ll give him
@@Maya-tx9yo No woman can force a king to do anything he didn't want to do in the first place.
Mary had her mother for 17 years Elizabeth had hers for less then 3
Natalie Dormer is the best actress. Such a tragic season.
She is
My favorite Anne Boleyn was Genevieve Bujold in Anne of the Thousand Days
Boudica same!
She is charming 😍
Is these show on Netflix
The actress who plays Elizabeth from Reign and Natalie Dormer as Anne in Tudors even look related.
truth! Especially around the mouth area
Chiaralinnh Rachel Skarsten plays Elizabeth in Reign
Dianne M And the nose!
And looks a bit like Jonathan Rhys meyers
For me their voices sounds similar
Elizabeth definitely was her mother's daughter!
She had Anne's fire and tenacity.
She was a brilliant and strong leader.
This is the best video about Mother and Daughter I've seen in quite a while...👑❤🌷💯
Clearly the best monarchs in English history are women, Elisabeth I and Victoria. It sounds like the souls of all abused English queens and princesses through centuries get their revenge at the end.
Ugh. They, Elizabeth and Victoria were cruel bitches in their own right...just ask the Irish!
@P.M. Huxteldepeth Americans never cared much for the monarchy. That didnt just start with MM, either. She cant help it. Its in her blood. Blame King George.
*cough* Henry II *cough*
And Elizabeth II how could you forget her
Sorry but I prefer charles I
How could she not honor her mother. Can you imagine losing the one person in your life whom truly loved you for you? How could She trust any man when she learned at a young age that those whom you love can kill you. I wonder even with Robert Dudley she even knew what love for one's self was like...
She surely had some trust issue, poor child. Her father and sister traumatised her. And yet she managed to be a great monarch
She trusted her sister quite a bit, they took England together. She was sexually abused by her stepmother's new husband, Thomas Seymour, and traumatized by her father though.
+hellokafkiana her sister possible just arrested her and was jealous because she is the daughter of her stepmother witch Henry divorced her mother to be with Anne Boleyn
hellokafkiana her sister didn't abuse her. You make it sound like Mary abused Elizabeth her whole life. It was until the end that Mary was thinking of signing Elizabeth's death warrant. You are forgetting that Henry and Anne Boleyn abused Mary. But ppl never say that about Anne just because she is a woman. Anne was an evil stepmother!
hellokafkiana and yes learning about Henry killing her mother affected her butt what historians say that really affected her was Thomas Seymour abusing her. That's what really affected her and that's what historians say affected her relationship with men.
I understand why she never married she wanted to make sure she never would wind up in a situation that her mother did but it just goes to show you even way back then males still treated women like shit
Yeah, adultery is a sin but chopping someone's head off for it is just too much. Anyway, I didn't mention that male nobles could have many mistresses at that time.
Personally, I believe accusing Anne of infidelity was Henry's way of getting rid of her so he could have another woman. By far out of all his relationships, Henry always has been the unfaithful, cheating scum who abused his power. His wives were his victims.
@@anhlengocvan5049 I thought it was absurd that a king is looked over and allowed to have Mistresses but if a woman did it she loses her head that's not the pot calling the kettle black I don't know what it is
@@lanak3674 agreed he was quite the narcissist
Also she went through the traumatic event of being molested as a child/teenager by a person she previously looked up to.
Jokes on Henry that she became the monarch he always wanted to be. Anne had the last laugh. If this was a true sequel to the tudors, shes a splitting image of Jonathan Rhys meyers Henry VIII here
Actually, she looks like his sister
Beautiful video, thank you. Anne was my favorite wife of Henry's, and their daughter went on to be one of the greatest and most noble monarchs of all time. If Henry could only see he never needed a son.
Anne was surely my favourite Queen Consort of all time and her daughter was the legacy she deserved ;)
If Henry could see never needed a son, then Elizabeth wouldn't never have been born. He would have remained married to Catherine of Aragon and Mary would have been heir. Anne Boleyn probably would have been married off to someone else. After Catherine died, Henry probably would have just married another princess and maybe had sons with her. Or married Jane Seymour like he actually did. Who knows?
@P.M. Huxteldepeth Catherine's daughter was just as abused as elizabeth. Henry never loved any of his wives not even Anne. He selected Jane to be buried next to because she bore the son.
@CLUB BRENDAN Henry legitimized his first "illegitimate" son by Elizabeth Blount, conferring upon him the title of Richmond at the age of three years, who became one of Elizabeth's closest and longest-serving personal advisers.
*kills his wife, tore the country and church apart*
Henry: I wanted a son
The citizens : seems legit
Henry went against the pope of the Catholic Church just to marry Anne Boleyn he divorced his first wife for her Anne Boleyn forced him do it and all he asked for in return was a son that she promised him to give and I would be mad too if she didn’t
@@Maya-tx9yo you can't really promise a baby's gender lol. Also having one girl from her doesn't mean she can't birth more and the possibility of them being a boy. He sabotaged his own relationships.
God bless this two beautiful Queens, they will never be forgotten. Mother and daughter. RIP😢😢 I also think Elizabeth missed her mother very much.
She surely did, her ring shows that :'(
And now they are finally reunited once more.
She was too youn when Anne was murdered but from what I had read she did ask her carers about her mother
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Miss Dormer Resembles Jane Parker. Anne's Sister in Law. Whom Testified Against Anne. Whom. Was Found Guilty With Katherine Howerd.
@@suecaz27 but how do u know that? i thought that there's no surviving portrait of the real jane parker?
It's a mixture of The Tudors, and Reign...The Tudors is waaaaaaaaay better than Reign, in acting and costumes, and believability, and I did I mention ACTING!!!
I agree for the acting even though I think Adelaid is a great actress too, but not for the costumes. In both series they were beautiful, but I prefer the aesthetic of Reign. Okay it's not really what they were wearing at the time, but they modernized the clothes in a beautiful manner, and added their personal touch of creation to their serie. Otherwise to comment the video, it's a good idea to do this mixture, I mean, sure those series are different from one another in terms of style, but in terms of history I can understand why you would want to reunite them both !
lelem35 Honestly most of season 1 of the Tudors is trash, entertaining trash I admit, and did not take its self too srsly. Season 2 and on was much better in quality, more accurate costumes, historically accurate, and Natalie got to play Anne how she wanted.
I humbly disagree. Season 1, 2 and 3 of 'The Tudors,' debuted some of the most heart-wrenching, awe-inspiring and passionately performed scenes to date. In fact, the acting on 'The Tudors,' was on some next level shit. In terms of the performances delivered by actors such as Natalie Dormer (Anne Boleyn), Maria Doyle Kennedy (Queen Catherine), James Frain (Thomas Cromwell), Sam Neill (Cardinal Wolsey), etc...comparing the performances delivered by these actors to what was produced on 'Reign' is like comparing Denzel Washington in 'Glory,' to Mark Whalberg in 'The Happening.' The level of pathos delivered by the aforementioned actors, was simply absent in the 'Reign.' Anyway...going back to this video, I think the tribute to Elizabeth and Ann Boleyn was deeply touching.
It was not trash. The writer was asked to make a dramatic drama, not a documentary. And apart from The Sopranos it was the best thing on TV. Ever.
I can't say anything I have never seen The Tudors
It’s amazing how far Anne was willing to go for her daughter
The chemistry between Natalie Dormer and Jonathon Rhys Meyers was electric! I’ve rarely seen anything like it on television. I wonder if they’ve remained friends over the years.
Henry VIII: i lost a wife (jane seymore) and a son 😥
George III: I lost something worse.
Henry VIII: what?
George III: I LOST AMERICA!!!!!! 😡
Oh, George. Trust me, you don't want it back.
Lol
Henry VIII: wait wait wait... how did you even get there?
Elizabeth I : (shows up)
They won't be back :D
It was the most touching video I've ever seen about Anne & Elizabeth. Thank you for this ♥
Thank you very much for this nice comment
i cried watching this beautifully put together piece of art
Thank you
The show reign trys so hard to make us love Mary in reign and I like her but I was always a fan of anne boleyn from the tudors so I have a soft spot for Elizabeth
Oh well, Henrys loss, I still belive Catherine of Aragon was his one true wife but if you are going to marry another! Dont kill them henry! If you stopped, Katheryn Howard would've lived longer. Poor Catherine Howard. I hope you pay for this. Just like all the songs of the wives talking to you when they're dead. It will become a reality. On the day of judgement. R.I.P
Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katheryn Howard and Katherine Parr. You will be missed.
yes! finally someone who agrees that catherine of aragon was his true wife. she was also the best out of his wives. love her sm. i love the other wives too 😭💖
@@student05-bdes52 yeah lol eventhough I dont study this anymore!
IMO Henry was far to obsessed with himself and his dynasty to have a “one true love”
you did such an amazing job...hollywood needs you
Oh WOW thank you
Kind of nice to know that she won this crazy game in the end by bearing a great ruler and her reputation is now restored to a more favorable look in the eyes of history today.
History really is a soap opera
0:46 it broke my heart. How anne looks at henry with love and passion. Natalie dormer did an excellent job
This has to be the most beautiful touching video of the mother and daughter that I've ever seen.
Thanks :)
That was a very beautiful video....well done. 👏🏼☺️
Oh thank you
@@hellokafkiana Can I please have access to this video? I watch everything to do with Elizabeth I.
Even though Elizabeth is the reason my country is split today I still have an infinite respect for her.
No she acctualy tried to reunite all of them but because of the fact that she wanted power, and didn't marry she did not succed.
the BEST video about Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth! I watch this EVERYDAY.. (bc I'm a big fan of The Tudors and Reign, especially history itself) but it's so touching. This is a perfect visual of the relationship between Anne, Henry and Elizabeth explained in a video. Hats off to you.
You're so sweet, thank you
This actress is the most beautiful Elizabeth .
Oh my god, thank u and thank God for this video. It's incredible, it broke my heart and made me cry, it's really beautiful. God Bless You!
Oh thank you! You are too kind
+AnneTyrell Epic!
This video is tragic and beautiful! I also love how you used the best actresses that portrayed Elizabeth
I don’t know if anyone mentioned this, but Elizabeth is so pretty she looks just like Anne Boleyn mother like daughter❤
God bless their souls. Forgive and be forgiven. Beautiful video.
Thank you :) I've always loved them both, I think Elizabeth really was THE PERFECT HEIR of Anne Boleyn :)
Well done! Especially loved the clip from "The Virgin Queen" -- my favorite QEI movie.
Henry wanted a son to rule and now a Queen Elizabeth the second names after this woman is ruling England nicely
"Hey mom, Dead mom...."
We must always realise just how little power women had back in those days
I love this. All Hail Elizabeth I: The most epic queen of England and the best revenge on Henry VIII that Anne Boleyn never planned.
Elizabeth looked almost identical to her grandmother, Anne Boleyns mother
We have no idea what Anne's mother looked like, so there is no way to know how much or little they resembled each other. However, Elizabeth did have the coloring of Henry's mother, Elizabeth of York, whose general appearance is known. Facially Elizabeth appeared to resemble both her grandfather Henry VII and the Howard side of her family.
Ann Etheridge this is her www.google.nl/search?q=elizabeth+howard&prmd=isnv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjHh_fWp7HRAhWDVxoKHY03DRAQ_AUIBygB&biw=360&bih=512&dpr=2#imgrc=0reR-NSQle0DMM%3A
Elizabeth looked like her grandmother Elizabeth Boleyn. Her colouring though was that of her father Henry as was her red/gold hair. She also had her father's famous temper
susan webber indeed. but it can also be because of Anne Boleyns dark hair, and henry's lighter hair, that Elizabeth is a redhead. You need 4 genes instead of 2 to get red hair, and somehow, the combination of blonde and really dark hair have the highest chance to get those 4 genes.
Henry wasn't a blonde, his hair was more corn yellow in colour, but I agree it was a mix of both parents that gave Elizabeths hair the "red"tinge
Cate Blanchett is the best Elizabeth though!
Skogsalven B Then you’ve never seen Glenda Jackson in Elizabeth R. She WAS Elizabeth and no one comes close. Brilliant portrayal.
Cate Blanchett was undoubtedly terrific but no-one can compare her to Glenda Jackson.
I’ve been wanting to see these 2 shows “United” like this for some time! I love this!
Great editing and lovely music choice. Touching without being sappy. Good job!
Brought tears to my eyes absolutely amazing job x
thanks :)
So beautifully done!
Thanks ;)
King Henry was most wretched man of all times. He loved no one like many of them.
I honestly hate Reign with a burning passion, but I genuinely can't deny how gorgeously put together this is and how much it made me cry. I love Anne and Elizabeth so much, thank you for making this
Why do you hate it?
Yall exaggerate too much it wasnt THAT BAD.
I have to watch this video everyday because it's so fantastic! And I cry everytime I watch it!! Thank you so much for the greatest video on youtube
Thank you but you're exaggerating really *goes and hide
Such a beautiful video you have created whom ever you are. Portraying two strong beautiful women, a daughter just like her own mother :)
I bet Henry is most proud of Elizabeth rn bc look at how amazing her rule was.
Or jelly af
Evabell13 good point he could be really salty
Natalie Dormer was brilliant as Anne Boleyn.
This was beautifully done.
that was incredibly touching! and the perfect song!
Thanks :)
This video makes me pretty sad about my relationship with my mum. We fight, quite a lot, not as bad as we used to thankfully, but still pretty bad. I'm glad that Elizabeth had a loving mother, even if for a short time.
Family can be a shitty mess, I feel you in that, my sister hasn't talked to us in 5 years now, but stay strong
This was some masterful editing. I wish I could upvote this video twice.
cate blanchett is what i imagine Elizabeth would look like
I always wondered if her and Mary ever talked about the fact that Anne and Henry celebrated when Catherine died... I feel like Mary deeply resented Henry as she should for her mother’s death.
Natalie is the definitive Anne Boelyn- Not sure who is the definitive Elizabeth- while I like Rachel- Im still unsure at times- I mean Cate was amazing too
Emily Graziano
Helen mirren is the definitive Elizabeth.
Emily Graziano: My vote is on Cate Blanchett.
This video makes me cry :')
This is such a heartbreaking edit... But I love it!
Oh, GOD. I loved IT! This is PERFECT !
(If I wrote anything wrong, forgive me, I'm brazilian and I CAN'T speak English very well)
You are too kind, thank you
Paula Sodini considering what ive read u definitely spell well
Your english is fine
I admire Anne she was passionate about her daughter loved her so much. And fought for what was right. Very educated woman. To think that she brought Shakespeare and the church for protestant religion to.
Elizabeth eyes from henry (the tudor) her father and her mouth from anne (the tudor) her mother
If Henry VIII was alive today, he’d be sliding into random women’s DM’s and telling them they’re ugly, after haplessly hitting on them, to no avail.
why am I crying over this I cant stop crying it's so beautiful
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it
Wow this made me cry!
I feel you, their story is SO tragic!
Poor Anna. She genuinely loved Henry. Henry should have had mercy on Elizabeth because she was just an innocent child. She was denied spending Elizabeth's growing up period.😳💔
Seriously...great job!!!
thank you :)
The greatest irony here is he is the reason why he can't have a son, he's the one who doesn't have a y-chromosome
He did have sons just not ones that survived or with a legit wife
Lol. You just saying nonsense now eh
In our modern times, these old lovestories from the middle age, it is a bit difficult to imagine the pure beautiful romance, and the glowing passion, our beautiful actor's perform's today in the movies. King Henry was not a hot guy acording to painting's, neither was Anne, and because of the bad hygiene and body-fragrance, I dont find the hot passion, as it is painted today. Henry was after his accident very fat and had a bad smell from a wounded leg the rest of his life, it must have bin terrible to jump in his bed. Elizabeth ruled many years spite her mother's destiny, but she was no angel in her reign. Anne Boleyn became a victim during times, but she took great benefit from the kings lust for her, and the power the king gave her, had a high price for the churches in England, sorry, but I can't find any purity at the English court.....
In his youth, when he was in the first decade of his marriage to Katherine of Aragon, Henry was epitome of hot. He was exceptionally tall, muscular, handsome, intelligent, and athletic. By the time he harried Anne Boleyn, he was middle aged, but still athletic and handsome. It was after the accident in early 1536 that Henry's mind and appearance began to radically alter. I believe the best evidence for why he turned on Anne Boleyn to come from the results of the head injury he suffered. The leg injury never healed, became a suppurating ulcer that kept him from the sport he loved, and his weight began to increase. After Jane Seymour, it is really unlikely that Henry engaged in much, if any intercourse, with any of his wives.
Henry VIII got his leg ulcer in a fall from his horse in 1528. He began to turn on Anne months before his jousting accident but was content enough to wait and see if the child she was having would be a boy. Unfortunately the news of Henry's accident frightened Anne so much she miscarried the child that was indeed a male foetus. It was Cromwell in fact who used Henry's disappointment and personality change caused by the jousting accident to turn Henry completely against Anne, the reason being a major argument between Cromwell and Anne about the use of the revenue from the dissolution of the Monasteries
..... They got married in 1533! He had the fall between 33 and 36!
Henry was known to be very good looking! The paintings is the portrayals of him when he made an accident and gained so much weight and the smell came from the wounded leg from that accident. As for the bad smell, EVERYONE back in that time smell bad according to our standards if everyone was smelly perhaps the really dirty ones at that time were called the smelly ones not the normal smelly ones if that makes sense. And if u jump into couples of centuries after such as the 18th c they view the 16th c people‘s hygiene was really bad, and us in the 21st c we view the 18th are very smelly with bad hygiene ! Hence in the 18th century people rarely shower but at that time it was viewed fine and normal. Do u get the idea? So we’re in no place to judge their hygienes or how the smelled because those people in everyway arent the same as we are.
Ahhh... there it is...the obligatory, "Henry VIII was fat and bloated and smelled bad...." post. Amazing how that's all people seem to know about the man.
While I am a big fan of Reign- my inner historian only lets me give it a 2.5 out of five for historical accuracy- the season 4 picked up on Marys life and I give it props for that- The Tudors holds a special place in my heart- first real royal drama show! JRM- gives the definitive portrayal of Henry VIII for me!
This was a great edit!
Thank you so much for making this! ❤️
You know this is a good video when I can see past my detestation of Reign's costume design to enjoy the video. Especially when I can't even get through the show itself because they're so bad. So, well done! (Seriously, though, what were they thinking?? The costumes are horrific.)
People are arguing whether Mary or Elizabeth suffers more when I'm here just glad I was born in this era cause the past doesn't seem so... welcoming :/
0:34 I FELT SO BAD!
1:02 let the little princess be with Anne Boleyn
Henry was really obsessed with Annes and Catherines...
wow this teared my eyes
thank you :)
This is inaccurate. King Henry is supposed to be an average-looking 200+ pound oaf
Yeah it just makes him more sympathetic making him hot, lol. You know when a bad guy is hot, he's just misunderstood and has so much potential. (sarcasm)
Anne was supposed to be tan
He was really hot when he was young. He was still quite handsome when he met and married Anne. It was after he married her, when he had an accident that his leg got badly hurt, he couldn't play sports anymore and began earning a lot of weight.
@@ShainaCilimberg i know what u mean but cmon, if u r ugly u shouldnt exatcly go for the hottest ones. hot guys will be more symphatic for them girls and their family.
Wasn't it between wife number three and four that Henry really started packing the pounds?
this was a touching video
Thank you
bravo, I thought this was awesome they way the two series were blended together!
I could have loved to have seen Henry's face is he was alive
I’m currently watching this show and I love it
There is a general thought that Elizabeth never mentioned her mother to anyone but one got to wonder what she may have thought of her. Did she miss her, feel angry at her or at her father for what he did? Did she ever think about giving her mother a more worthy grave? Did she ever shed a tear for her when no one was looking? Was it Anne's memory who kept her so determinded to become the Elizabeth we all know and remember? We will never know but what I am sure of, is that Anne would be damn proud of Elizabeth for proving Henry, in every aspect of her reign, wrong.
I adore both queen Anne and Hürrem sultan of ottoman empire. Because those two were the ones who made this world at least slightly easier for women.
Divorced beheaded died
Divorced beheaded survived.
I saw these both shows and it hurts my heart so much thinking about what people went through during that time. We are still far from real humanity but still Thanks to God we are not living in royal times.
Henry VIII would've been surprised (and proud, hopefully) to see how well Elizabeth succeeded as Queen, but he would've been disappointed that she had no children of her own and the direct Tudor line would die with her. Queen Elizabeth II is descended from the Tudors through Henry's sisters, Margaret (through the Stuarts/Hanovers) and Mary (through the late Queen Mother). I read recently that Diana was also descended from Princess Mary Tudor (not Bloody Mary). If true then Prince William and his children have a bit more Tudor blood.
The costumes are silllllly
The Elizabeth on Reign was probably the most beautiful Elizabeth on all these tv shows
I love the tiara Anne is wearing at 1:38.
I can't finish this video it hurts too much
God bless you all!
Dios los bendiga a todos!
the actress is stunning
Beautiful
Thank you ;)
Brilliant video. I've recently watched a bit of The Tudors and Reign, and generally I am interested in history, so I really appreciate your video.By the way it's a paradox that Henry had six wives, every one of them was supposed to be some kind of a broodmare to bear him his desired sons, and in the end there were his two daughters to rule and contribute to the greatness of England anyway. What so is more, his dynasty suffered extinction, after him being husband to six different women! Just think about it, after all the troubles - breaking off the ties with Catholic Church, condinct the reformation brutally, ruining the relations with the emperor, divorcing two wives, and bathing in blood another two, having only one sickly son (I don't count the bastard son, Henry) who reigned just for few years to be succeeded by his half-sisters. That's insane. If Henry only had known then...