No, it's just romanticizing someone else instead to make the story more interesting. It's the same thing with any historical Hollywood fare, they pump up the protagonist by cutting everyone else off at the knees, regardless of whether they deserve it or not. The black female NASA computer staff historical film Hidden Figures is a classic example - woefully inaccurate even to the autobiographical novel the film is based on, let alone the overall historical accounts of NASA and IBM which are both defamed up the wazoo to make the 3 protagonists look more interesting and underdog like.
A lot of historians say he was an awkward, insecure man who lacked presence, which he overcompensated for through image management (see the famous Holbein painting). I think the reason he is such a focal point for British historians is that he is the historical figure that is seen as ushering in the early modern period.
Alicia Vikander is one of the rare actresses who can make you feel every emotion with just a single look. When watching The Danish Girl you felt sadness and sometimes even joy from her. With Ex Machina you felt fear of what she might do next. Even with Tomb Raider, you felt her adrenaline which led to excitement. In Tulip Fever you questioned her every move and motive but somehow still wanted her to win..and on and on. Firebrand may just put her on that Oscar stage yet again!
Man, I had to pause it, look, and I STILL didn't believe it. I had to look up the cast..... I may try to find a bookie for the next Oscars, he's probably gonna win with this role
omfg finally a film about a Henry VIII Wife and it's NOT Anne Boleyn! I may actually have to go see this one. I love C. Parr. Also: thank god for more accurate historical costuming
I saw FIREBRAND finally at last in cinemas last night here in LA and my jaw was ON THE FLOOR. I couldn’t believe how incredible these performances were - especially Jude law. I mean this man has given impeccable performances over his 30 year career but this may be the best one yet. The costuming, the music, the tone and general vibe were PERFECT (I am a Tudor historian!) and the love and wisdom poured into this film is astonishing. One of my all time fave films, and I’ve only just seen it. I want to watch over and over! It was ❤❤❤
And you don't think the last third or so blows history out of the water? Most of the movie was reasonably accurate (OK, the usual time compression and likely combination of characters), Agree that most of the vibe was excellent (I'm not a historian but I've read a lot about the Tudors), Minor quibbles that by middle childhood, Edward was already more sickly and serious and should have been cast accordingly and the actress playing Elizabeth seemed too old.
@@lauriemann The film was based on a novel by Elizabeth Freemantle (Queen's Gambit ) & is best descibed as a historical romance rather than historical fact.
Frankly, I’m amazed there haven’t been more films about Katherin Parr. For me, she remains a figure of constant fascination. On one hand, she is the wife who survived and nearly swayed the king into reforming the church of England. And helped shape Elizabeth. On the other hand, she is the stepmother who betrayed the princess who she loved as a daughter for a man who by today’s standards would be regarded as a pedophile (though honestly that’s what he should’ve been considered even for his time).
Catherine was betrayed by her husband Thomas Seymour when he started hitting on the teenaged Elizabeth Tudor. Catherine found them embracing and had Elizabeth banished from Sudeley Castle. 🤔
That has always seemed so confusing - she was, by all accounts, a smart woman, how could she not see that at least something was off about Thomas Seymour?
@@renata8979 Catherine Parr and Thomas Seymour had planned to be married, but Henry VIII wanted to marry her himself and nobody said no to Henry in that regard. So after Henry died, Thomas and Catherine were free to wed. Thomas was one of the most charming scoundrels around and Catherine was a very human woman. It's more than likely that he fooled her into thinking that his early morning visits to Elizabeth's bedroom was all in good fun until a heavily pregnant Catherine later caught them together in an embrace. She then had Elizabeth removed from Sudeley Castle, where they were living at the time, and sent to live with Sir Anthony Denny at Cheshunt in Hertfordshire. Catherine and Elizabeth never saw each other again.🤔
I still remember being fascinated by Catherine Parr when I saw Joely Richardson in The Tudors. Can’t wait to see Alicia Vikander in this role, one of my favorite actresses. Both her and Jude Law look great here!
Could we please get a whole franchise of these, please? Period accurate clothing, hair, and makeup; a historically accurate portrayal of Henry VIII; the story told from his wife's point of view; a focused, grounded narrative that isn't just about his marriages, but about the politics of his time. I don't care if there would be time skips between films to make them work and some recasting possibly- this is great.
You might want to try to find The Six Wives of Henry VIII, a superb BBC series from the very early '70s starring Keith Michell, followed by an excellent series on Elizabeth starring the great Glenda Jackson. The lighting and costumes were generally off, but the acting, costumes and language were all superb.
I'm a Tudor buff and this looks thrilling. There have been so many films about Anne Boleyn and her daughter Elizabeth I that both topics have become threadbare, so it's about time that Catherine Parr should get her own movie because her story is just as taut as those of Anne and Elizabeth.
@@BadFluffy a “20-year-old girl”??? Jude law used to be one of the most beautiful men alive. He’s still handsome and now he can get roles that reflect his talent more than his looks. We all get less attractive as we age. You will too if you’re lucky.
When I saw the thumbnail for this I thought "For gods sakes, another Boleyn film" IM SO GLAD I CLICKED.. We need more media about Catherine Parr, and Henry's other wives: Anne of Cleves and Catherine of Aragon
@@ljc3484 Gattaca, Cold Mountain, Closer, Sleuth, Existenz, The Talented Mr Ripley. He has built quite the amazing career, despite some weird role choices along the way :D
Wow! I barely recognized Jude Law! Even though his name was in the title it took me half the trailer to realize he was Henry. Fantastic job blending into the role. And it's great to finally see Catherine Parr's story told. So many movies, series, etc. focus on the first three wives that we barely ever hear anything about the last three. Nice change of pace! I'll see this one for sure.
@user-xb7zj3lo1c she also had no children at that point so there was no excuse to age her up so much in The Tudors) Also, I had a moment of "isn't AV a bit too young?"... and then realized she is 35, just like me)
I have no hopes for this to be more historically accurate from what the trailer gives away. I actually have no hopes whatsoever that this will have any accuracy at all, at that level. Names of people and places.. maybe some dates and a couple of main events.. But the rest will probably be all fabricated and the characters will behave like modern people, like it happens in 98% of movies today.
Indeed. This is one of those that claims to be "inspired by real history" but it will be basically 98% fantasy and just modern themes and modern behaviours transposed into that period. I´ll still watch it eventually though, because I love historial movies and both Alicia Vikander and Jude Law are awesome :)
Jude Law has been able to play with a lot of meaty roles over the last decade and a half. You should see him in The Young Pope; he gets to play this incredibly complex character and he does a great job showcasing the dynamics of unconditional power. Perfect practice for Henry!
Wow! I can't wait to see this. The cast looks perfectly cast according to real history. The costuming, cinematography, music, and more look flawless! Well done! Finally a movie to look forward to seeing. Thank you!
This is what a trailer should be like! Whoever produced it should get an Oscar. It’s so captivating and riveting, it makes you want to go see the movie, now that’s a movie trailer, bravo 👏👏👏
Ooh, this looks so good. I’ve read about Katherine Parr and listened to history podcasts about her. She was so interesting. I hope this film will do her story justice!
I can't wait. Finally, the focus on Catherine Parr. We've had a LOT focusing on Anne Boleyn and/or Catherine of Aragon. I can't wait to see this one, plus Alicia Vikander is a fantastic actor.
Wow it took me half the trailer to figure out who the heck might play King Henry until I rememberd I read the name Jude Law, and hot damn I can't believe that's him!
Ugh Wolf Hall. I love parts of it, but this looks far more promising. I hate Wolf Hall's Anne Boleyn and HATED their Wolsey even more- and I adore Jonathan Price! At least it's my favorite Cromwell, which is what the show is about, so it works overall... I just wish we could stop vilifying any of the victims of Henry, especially Anne.
Hmm, some great casting choices. This looks like it's one of those movies that could be incredible or really disappointing, but will HAVE to be a better depiction of Catherine Parr than what was done in Becoming Elizabeth. Man, did that series do her dirty!
Katherine Parr is probably the most fascinating of Henry VIII wives, yet we never hear much about her. I cannot imagine Alicia not being able to nail this role.
I don´t think I have ever seen a trailer trying so hard.. It basically tells the all movie in a couple of minutes. Also every time I see a "Subversive" quote now it really helps me know that it is something to steer away from as much as possible. This movie, despite the amazing actors, seems to be one of those that is basically full-on fantasy disguised as a "true story" (basically Im tired of the Braveheart approach.. History is usually amazing by itself and so much better and interesting than what scriptwriters tend to completely invent and "fetichise" about).
It's important to understand that Catherine Parr WAS subversive, but she was mostly pretty quiet about it. If you saw the movie Elizabeth with Cate Blanchett, there's a scene fairly early in the movie when Mary Tudor was still queen where Elizabeth basically says she's a good Protestant no matter what Mary wanted. So not true. Elizabeth only cared about surviving Mary's reign and behaved as a good Catholic until Mary died. If she hadn't, Elizabeth could have been executed.
I’m impressed! I’m a little done with the tudors and this is from a tudor buff who’s always loved elizabeth I i actually want to see more movies done about the early Plantagenet monarchs but this looks great and i will watch it and enjoy it- i’m really impressed jude law took on henry
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This is the best trailer I have seen in years. Couldn't even recognize Jude Law. Had to watch it twice.
I didn’t recognize him, either!
Same!
SAME!! Even though his name is in the title, it took me like 90 seconds to realize he was Henry!
Hes getting older lol can play these parts
Jude looks amazing! Every good actor needs their breaking “ugly role”
Finally an accurate depiction of Henry in all his ruthlessness that doesn't romanticize him.
No, it's just romanticizing someone else instead to make the story more interesting.
It's the same thing with any historical Hollywood fare, they pump up the protagonist by cutting everyone else off at the knees, regardless of whether they deserve it or not.
The black female NASA computer staff historical film Hidden Figures is a classic example - woefully inaccurate even to the autobiographical novel the film is based on, let alone the overall historical accounts of NASA and IBM which are both defamed up the wazoo to make the 3 protagonists look more interesting and underdog like.
Check out the TV series Wolf Hall, another unflattering depiction of Henry
You mean when he romantically had Anne Boleyn's head sliced off with a sword or Catherine Howard's cute execution by axe? So glad it'ss not like that.
@@mnomadvfxhater, see you later 👋🏾
A lot of historians say he was an awkward, insecure man who lacked presence, which he overcompensated for through image management (see the famous Holbein painting). I think the reason he is such a focal point for British historians is that he is the historical figure that is seen as ushering in the early modern period.
Alicia Vikander is one of the rare actresses who can make you feel every emotion with just a single look. When watching The Danish Girl you felt sadness and sometimes even joy from her. With Ex Machina you felt fear of what she might do next. Even with Tomb Raider, you felt her adrenaline which led to excitement. In Tulip Fever you questioned her every move and motive but somehow still wanted her to win..and on and on. Firebrand may just put her on that Oscar stage yet again!
She is so underrated.
Hey! She’s my favorite actress not yours! Lmao
True. She can make you feel bored with one look, and her only facial expression
The Light Between Oceans and Submergence are some of my favourites.
@@ZairaWardrope Submergence….what a film! Wow…great call there!
Take my money already!! This looks amazing. Alicia Vikanders is magnetic and I nearly spit out my tea when I realized that was Jude Law!
Same!!
Man, I had to pause it, look, and I STILL didn't believe it. I had to look up the cast..... I may try to find a bookie for the next Oscars, he's probably gonna win with this role
I was looking for him...until ...wow I´m old
omfg finally a film about a Henry VIII Wife and it's NOT Anne Boleyn! I may actually have to go see this one. I love C. Parr. Also: thank god for more accurate historical costuming
I saw FIREBRAND finally at last in cinemas last night here in LA and my jaw was ON THE FLOOR. I couldn’t believe how incredible these performances were - especially Jude law. I mean this man has given impeccable performances over his 30 year career but this may be the best one yet. The costuming, the music, the tone and general vibe were PERFECT (I am a Tudor historian!) and the love and wisdom poured into this film is astonishing. One of my all time fave films, and I’ve only just seen it. I want to watch over and over! It was ❤❤❤
And you don't think the last third or so blows history out of the water? Most of the movie was reasonably accurate (OK, the usual time compression and likely combination of characters), Agree that most of the vibe was excellent (I'm not a historian but I've read a lot about the Tudors), Minor quibbles that by middle childhood, Edward was already more sickly and serious and should have been cast accordingly and the actress playing Elizabeth seemed too old.
@@lauriemann The film was based on a novel by Elizabeth Freemantle (Queen's Gambit ) & is best descibed as a historical romance rather than historical fact.
We love an accurate Henry! His cackle was horrifying. I can't wait to see what Alicia does with this role.
Frankly, I’m amazed there haven’t been more films about Katherin Parr. For me, she remains a figure of constant fascination. On one hand, she is the wife who survived and nearly swayed the king into reforming the church of England. And helped shape Elizabeth. On the other hand, she is the stepmother who betrayed the princess who she loved as a daughter for a man who by today’s standards would be regarded as a pedophile (though honestly that’s what he should’ve been considered even for his time).
She's known as the survivor but the sad truth is she was dead less than a year and a half after Henry VIII died.
Catherine was betrayed by her husband Thomas Seymour when he started hitting on the teenaged Elizabeth Tudor. Catherine found them embracing and had Elizabeth banished from Sudeley Castle. 🤔
That has always seemed so confusing - she was, by all accounts, a smart woman, how could she not see that at least something was off about Thomas Seymour?
@@renata8979 Catherine Parr and Thomas Seymour had planned to be married, but Henry VIII wanted to marry her himself and nobody said no to Henry in that regard. So after Henry died, Thomas and Catherine were free to wed. Thomas was one of the most charming scoundrels around and Catherine was a very human woman. It's more than likely that he fooled her into thinking that his early morning visits to Elizabeth's bedroom was all in good fun until a heavily pregnant Catherine later caught them together in an embrace. She then had Elizabeth removed from Sudeley Castle, where they were living at the time, and sent to live with Sir Anthony Denny at Cheshunt in Hertfordshire. Catherine and Elizabeth never saw each other again.🤔
@@renata8979pickmes and their obsession with men. That’s what🙄
I still remember being fascinated by Catherine Parr when I saw Joely Richardson in The Tudors. Can’t wait to see Alicia Vikander in this role, one of my favorite actresses. Both her and Jude Law look great here!
Omg shut up and take my money!! I have chills this is gonna be sooooo goood!
Looks amazing! Jude Law is an undeniable force! And Alicia Vikander !
Could we please get a whole franchise of these, please? Period accurate clothing, hair, and makeup; a historically accurate portrayal of Henry VIII; the story told from his wife's point of view; a focused, grounded narrative that isn't just about his marriages, but about the politics of his time. I don't care if there would be time skips between films to make them work and some recasting possibly- this is great.
You might want to try to find The Six Wives of Henry VIII, a superb BBC series from the very early '70s starring Keith Michell, followed by an excellent series on Elizabeth starring the great Glenda Jackson. The lighting and costumes were generally off, but the acting, costumes and language were all superb.
Finally a movie I'm willing to go to the theater to watch!
@Jenniferrobbinsmullin3417 You didnt see The Last Duel ? That was good
Agree!
I'm a Tudor buff and this looks thrilling. There have been so many films about Anne Boleyn and her daughter Elizabeth I that both topics have become threadbare, so it's about time that Catherine Parr should get her own movie because her story is just as taut as those of Anne and Elizabeth.
That's Jude Law?!
It took me half the trailer to realize that was him! WOW!
No it's Ronnie Pickering.
@@keelahrose Well he's old and puffy. Also balding but he wasn't going to look like a 20 year old girl his whole life. Age has set in.
I didn't even recognise him. I thought they didn't add him in the trailer until people said it was him. Guess I have to watch it again now. 🤣
@@BadFluffy a “20-year-old girl”??? Jude law used to be one of the most beautiful men alive. He’s still handsome and now he can get roles that reflect his talent more than his looks. We all get less attractive as we age. You will too if you’re lucky.
When I saw the thumbnail for this I thought "For gods sakes, another Boleyn film" IM SO GLAD I CLICKED.. We need more media about Catherine Parr, and Henry's other wives: Anne of Cleves and Catherine of Aragon
Glad to see Katherine Parr getting a film made about her, it looks great and I can’t wait to see it!
Alicia is a REAL actress and embraces any role she takes on
Can they please give Jude Law an Oscar now? He is well overdue.
yes!! And he should have received a Golden Globe for the Young Pope.
@@ljc3484 Gattaca, Cold Mountain, Closer, Sleuth, Existenz, The Talented Mr Ripley. He has built quite the amazing career, despite some weird role choices along the way :D
Wow! I barely recognized Jude Law! Even though his name was in the title it took me half the trailer to realize he was Henry. Fantastic job blending into the role. And it's great to finally see Catherine Parr's story told. So many movies, series, etc. focus on the first three wives that we barely ever hear anything about the last three. Nice change of pace! I'll see this one for sure.
The costumes look much more accurate to the time period than any recent Tudor-set productions I can think of.
I'm a big fan of Joely Richardson in The Tudors, but this looks a lot more historically accurate. Looks cool!
Historically accurate? 😂 Henry was famously ginger and a lot fatter.
@user-xb7zj3lo1c she also had no children at that point so there was no excuse to age her up so much in The Tudors) Also, I had a moment of "isn't AV a bit too young?"... and then realized she is 35, just like me)
I have no hopes for this to be more historically accurate from what the trailer gives away. I actually have no hopes whatsoever that this will have any accuracy at all, at that level. Names of people and places.. maybe some dates and a couple of main events.. But the rest will probably be all fabricated and the characters will behave like modern people, like it happens in 98% of movies today.
@@renata8979 And Catherine Parr died at 36, so age is appropriate there.
@@bpure2560 lol yea when actors say "accurate" it's not about hair color ffs
This looks very cool, but most importantly: LOOK AT ALL THE FRENCH HOODS AND PARTLETS! The tudor fashion on display looks ON POINT
There's no way Catherine and Henry spent that much time together in real life. Also, I bet Jude Law loved this role!
Indeed. This is one of those that claims to be "inspired by real history" but it will be basically 98% fantasy and just modern themes and modern behaviours transposed into that period. I´ll still watch it eventually though, because I love historial movies and both Alicia Vikander and Jude Law are awesome :)
Considering this movie is about when he came back from France after her regency, I'm going to have to disagree with you.
Jude Law has been able to play with a lot of meaty roles over the last decade and a half. You should see him in The Young Pope; he gets to play this incredibly complex character and he does a great job showcasing the dynamics of unconditional power. Perfect practice for Henry!
I absolutely love the history of Henry the 8th. I'm obsessed. I can't wait to see this!
Fortunate you were not one of his wives!
The cinematography in this trailer is beautiful
Wow! I can't wait to see this. The cast looks perfectly cast according to real history. The costuming, cinematography, music, and more look flawless! Well done! Finally a movie to look forward to seeing. Thank you!
As of November 6, 2024, FIREBRAND movie is now streaming on Prime Video only in the UK.
This is what a trailer should be like! Whoever produced it should get an Oscar. It’s so captivating and riveting, it makes you want to go see the movie, now that’s a movie trailer, bravo 👏👏👏
I’m here for it!! The acting, the costumes and history!!
Catherine Parr was the only woman who survived as his sixth wife. Truly a very smart lady to have survived a mad tyrant of a husband.
Not so. Anne of cleaves outlived him as well.
@@kelrogers8480 I mean in marriage with the King. catherine did in a way outlive her husband as dowager queen.
Alicia Vikander is my favourite
Looks amazing, Parr has never been given her due on the screen. What great actors. Cannot wait.
Okay... this looks incredible.
Alicia is truly a REAL actress ---- she intrigues a movie buff from the opening scenes until the very end ---- including me
Can’t wait ….because The Tudors will never get old
Never! A complete shit show
I can't believe that there is a movie that actually looks good!! Looking forward to this
Either or both of them BETTER get Oscar nominations for this, especially Jude. I've been impressed with him for years now.
This is one of the best Trailer, I have ever seen
Becoming Elizabeth was the first time there was a good depiction of Catherine Parr's intellectual pursuits. Looking forward to this more in-depth one.
Alicia Vikander and Jude Law are unrecognizable in this film
This looks SO good!!
For most of the trailer, I was waiting for Jude Law to show up! He's totally unrecognizable! I'm excited for this movie!
thank goodness Alicia has such a distinct voice bc I could *not* tell who was supposed to be talking otherwise
This queen 👑 was amazing Catherine. What amazing casts too in the movie 👍👍👍👍
This looks amazing! I can't wait! ☺️🇨🇦
Well dang finally! Looking forward to this!!
Jude keeps racking them up. He's been Pope and now he's a King. He just needs to be God in something and he'll have the hat trick...
Does my fantasies count? 🤤🤤🤤
dumbledore close enough?
I’m so very very excited for this !!!
Ooh, this looks so good. I’ve read about Katherine Parr and listened to history podcasts about her. She was so interesting. I hope this film will do her story justice!
I can't wait. Finally, the focus on Catherine Parr. We've had a LOT focusing on Anne Boleyn and/or Catherine of Aragon. I can't wait to see this one, plus Alicia Vikander is a fantastic actor.
Just in time! I’ve been researching a lot about Henry’s wives and two daughters.
I was thinking.. these people again, but im hooked. Ill watch 😊
At last Alicia, back doing what she knows best.👏
That was amazing. Bravo! The experience was visceral! Superb acting.
Since the book, I’ve been waiting for this!🙌🙌
Wow it took me half the trailer to figure out who the heck might play King Henry until I rememberd I read the name Jude Law, and hot damn I can't believe that's him!
Wow!! this and another season of Wolf Hall .... rocking the Tudors!
Ugh Wolf Hall. I love parts of it, but this looks far more promising. I hate Wolf Hall's Anne Boleyn and HATED their Wolsey even more- and I adore Jonathan Price! At least it's my favorite Cromwell, which is what the show is about, so it works overall... I just wish we could stop vilifying any of the victims of Henry, especially Anne.
I was feeling that we have not had a Henry the 8th movie in a few years. I am glad they corrected that. Until the next one!
This will be amazing 🤩
Vikander was amazing in A Royal Affair with Mads Mikkelsen ❤
This looks amazing…I’ve studied the Tudors and can’t wait to see it. Finally something that might be halfway accurate.
THAT ACTUALLY LOOKS GOOD
The costumes look accurate!!! Can someone do a vid ??
Can't freaking wait
I love the way Alicia Vikander speaks English ... and she is SWEDISH.
Yes! I'm such a big Catherine Parr fan. I've read so many books about her. I love this!
Hells yeah - I'd watch the crap out of films about all of the other wives as well pls.
OMG I need it!!!!!! ❤❤
So excited to see Alicia on screen again she's a phenomenal actress
Hmm, some great casting choices. This looks like it's one of those movies that could be incredible or really disappointing, but will HAVE to be a better depiction of Catherine Parr than what was done in Becoming Elizabeth. Man, did that series do her dirty!
The cinematography! Looks like gorgeously dewey anamorphic from the '80's Dragonslayer/Excalibur/Ladyhawke era.
Can't wait to see Jude Law as King Henry
Well. That's quite the trailer.
That’s a REALLY good Thomas Seymour!
At 0:51 did anyone else hear two voices say "to tell us" instead of the one woman who is speaking?
This looks awsome!
Katherine Parr is probably the most fascinating of Henry VIII wives, yet we never hear much about her. I cannot imagine Alicia not being able to nail this role.
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I didn't even recognise Jude Law as Henry VIII! When his name came up, I was like WHAT?! Oh, this looks intriguing. Will definitely be watching.
I don´t think I have ever seen a trailer trying so hard.. It basically tells the all movie in a couple of minutes. Also every time I see a "Subversive" quote now it really helps me know that it is something to steer away from as much as possible. This movie, despite the amazing actors, seems to be one of those that is basically full-on fantasy disguised as a "true story" (basically Im tired of the Braveheart approach.. History is usually amazing by itself and so much better and interesting than what scriptwriters tend to completely invent and "fetichise" about).
It's important to understand that Catherine Parr WAS subversive, but she was mostly pretty quiet about it. If you saw the movie Elizabeth with Cate Blanchett, there's a scene fairly early in the movie when Mary Tudor was still queen where Elizabeth basically says she's a good Protestant no matter what Mary wanted. So not true. Elizabeth only cared about surviving Mary's reign and behaved as a good Catholic until Mary died. If she hadn't, Elizabeth could have been executed.
I’m just happy it’s not about Anne Boleyn or Elizabeth. So tired of the exact same story over and over. Looks good.
Me waiting for Jude Law to show up and realizing the makeup artist did an amazing job...lol
OMG I am soooo excited!! This looks brilliant…..bow to Sir Jude 🫅
Anything with Alicia is fireeeee
Jude Law is Brilliant in this.
OMG! I can’t wait!!!!
Oh wow finally a movie about Catherine parr? I’m here for you thank goodness it’s not another Anne boylen movie I hope we get Mary 1 movie or show
Wow, that's Jude Law????? Oscar INCOMING!!!
Jude Law is fascinating to watch!
I’m impressed! I’m a little done with the tudors and this is from a tudor buff who’s always loved elizabeth I i actually want to see more movies done about the early Plantagenet monarchs but this looks great and i will watch it and enjoy it- i’m really impressed jude law took on henry
the costumes look so good!
No DIVERSITY 😍😍😍 I LOVE IT
You may want to read Black Tudors by Miranda Kaufman.
Filmed in Derbyshire apparently, Haddon Hall near Bakewell, a beautiful part of the world.
I can't even recognize Jude Law. Wow. I can't wait to see this.
Saw jude law in a period film and came running
HOW is no one talking about Erin Doherty as Anne Askew???
She was terrific - she was the Firebrand.
Alicia, what an electric performer... Hu da edelingas aellen fremedon....
Jude law Alicia vikander period piece. Yes please
Wow looks good!!!