Suit le mariage de la reine Catherine Parr et d'Henri VIII.Suit le mariage de la reine Catherine Parr et d'Henri VIII.Suit le mariage de la reine Catherine Parr et d'Henri VIII.
- Prix
- 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total
Linnea Martinsson
- Maud Lane
- (as Linnéa Martinsson)
Lisa Pyk
- Eleanor Browne
- (as Lisa Pyk Wirström)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- GaffesKatherine Parr was not arrested in the presence of the king, nor was she dragged off to a dungeon. The warrant for her arrest was dropped, and found by a loyal servant, who brought it straight to her. Katherine completely lost her composure at seeing the king's signature on the document, and began to cry and scream. Henry heard her, and sent a servant to see what was the matter. When he found out, he sent word for her not to worry, and received her the next day. Katherine had learned her lesson; she was submissive and humble to Henry from then on, and he remanded her arrest warrant. Ultimately, her life was saved by his death.
Commentaire en vedette
This beautifully shot and meticulously cut film is far better than the reviews suggest, and the performances are all first-rate.
I wasn't expecting the story to be in any way accurate - and I am fairly clued up on Henry the Eigth - and it isn't. But despite that the film works really well.
June Law is the BEST dipiction of an elderly, dying Henry VIII, I give his performance 10 stars.
The film is loosely tied to real events, with one exception and to that, later.
The setting in Haddon Hall, the building works perfectly, the Tudor period and its inhabitants were still quite medieval animals, with rare exceptions, and about 100 years behind their European contemporaries (see Chambord for example). Not until Charles I can England be described as having an emerging Renaissance culture. The clothes, head-dresses, jewellery, furniture are all deliciously vernacular, as is the Latin liturgy (which is helpfully translated using subtitles) as the setting is pre-Common Prayer - just).
So, the overrall flavour of Tudor Court life shown as a primitive and cruel place, given licence by a wilful, cruel and despotic king, is bang-on. The depiction of Elizabeth Parr's endurance of unspeakable treatment in a loveless, selfless marriage to an utterly unpredictable and boorish, selfish, old man - who also happens to be King and wields absolute power - quite justifies the finale which is THE ultimate wish fulfillment of all battered and abused wives everywhere!
Enjoy the film, and the less English history you know, the better it gets.
I wasn't expecting the story to be in any way accurate - and I am fairly clued up on Henry the Eigth - and it isn't. But despite that the film works really well.
June Law is the BEST dipiction of an elderly, dying Henry VIII, I give his performance 10 stars.
The film is loosely tied to real events, with one exception and to that, later.
The setting in Haddon Hall, the building works perfectly, the Tudor period and its inhabitants were still quite medieval animals, with rare exceptions, and about 100 years behind their European contemporaries (see Chambord for example). Not until Charles I can England be described as having an emerging Renaissance culture. The clothes, head-dresses, jewellery, furniture are all deliciously vernacular, as is the Latin liturgy (which is helpfully translated using subtitles) as the setting is pre-Common Prayer - just).
So, the overrall flavour of Tudor Court life shown as a primitive and cruel place, given licence by a wilful, cruel and despotic king, is bang-on. The depiction of Elizabeth Parr's endurance of unspeakable treatment in a loveless, selfless marriage to an utterly unpredictable and boorish, selfish, old man - who also happens to be King and wields absolute power - quite justifies the finale which is THE ultimate wish fulfillment of all battered and abused wives everywhere!
Enjoy the film, and the less English history you know, the better it gets.
- dsfgrc
- 10 sept. 2024
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- La Reina De Fuego
- Lieux de tournage
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Box-office
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 521 366 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 233 373 $ US
- 16 juin 2024
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 3 972 276 $ US
- Durée2 heures 1 minute
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39:1
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