Oh I do like to be beside the seaside (in a non-ir.Tales of the Piano Bar, Part 8: Guitar Blues, A De.If Henry had executed Anne, Mary would have made herself scarce Henry was quite vengeful with regard to the entire Boleyn family. When Mary realized Henry was getting tired of her, she withdrew gracefully and was married off to one of Henry's titled friends and lived happily ever after. Mary was the physical opposite of Anne, light rather than dark, and smart rather than ambitious. He was picture perfect for the role and there are many portraits of him that were painted during his life before he became the sybarite painted by Hans Holbein.Īnd."The Tudors" got this wrong as well: Mary Boleyn was Henry's mistress before her sister, Anne. Henry had to sell himself as a warrior, capable of defending his country. His hair was a reddish gold and, as a young man, he was an outstanding athlete. But Henry's mother was a Plantagenet the men of her family who ruled England were referred to as the "golden kings." Henry was very tall for his day and would be considered tall for our day at over six feet. The Tudors were from Wales and they did have dark hair. The man appears to be small in build and he is definitely dark and thin, the absolute antithesis of the real Henry whose likeness can be found in just about every world history textbook. I did not see this series but the leading man was impossible to miss given the ubiquitous posters advertising the series. Showtime's "The Tudor" is a particularly egregious example of sacrificing truth to gain large audiences. Sometimes producers use an actor who is totally inappropriate for the role in order to drum up ratings. "The Thorn Birds" and "Shogun" were high-rated TV series, largely because of his starring role. Kildare, was known as the king of the mini-series.
Years ago, Richard Chamberlain, not far removed from his years as Dr.
Has anyone suggested that Thiego Lacerda makes the story secondary?
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