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- Altogether the series is good enough and may eventually develop into something more than the sum of its parts, but viewers might not feel as passionately about The Tudors as its characters do about sex, violence, and politics.
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The Tudors is good if you're looking for dramatic TV. Historical accuracy is rather hit and miss. Do remember though about the casting of Henry that he's in his 20s when the series starts, and was an extremely athletic man until later in his life.
It’s really good fun but I do have to do my best to avoid getting annoyed at the historical inaccuracies. Some wonderful performances and great castings. Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn, Sam Neil as Cardinal Wolsey and Jeremy Northman as Thomas Moore are just wonderful.
Henry VIII courts drama in adult period piece. Read Common Sense Media's The Tudors review, age rating, and parents guide.
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This Showtime drama focuses on the early years of King Henry VIII's nearly 40-year reign (1509-1547) of England.
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- Henry's Sister Secretly Married His Best Friend
- Henry Had An Illegitimate Son with Elizabeth Blount
- Henry Really Was That Much of A Womanizer
Seemingly plucked from a soap opera, the plot where Henry's sister marries his best friend in secret is surprisingly accurate. Contrary to the show's dramatic flair, this narrative sticks closely to historical events. Charles Brandon, Henry's confidant, clandestinely wed Mary Tudor, Henry's sister, following her widowhood—not Margaret as depicted, ...
Amidst King Henry VIII's infamous quest for a male heir—a quest that reshaped history—he did, in fact, father a son. Henry Fitzroy, born to Henry and his mistress, Elizabeth Blount, was a tangible yet overlooked piece of the monarch's complex legacy. Although Fitzroy's birth did not fulfill the king's desire for a legitimate heir, he was far from d...
Over time, historical perspectives often shift, casting figures like Henry VIII in a less-than-flattering light. Despite modern impressions that scarcely align with what would be considered attractive, Henry in his youth was indeed considered attractive and lived up to his womanizing reputation as portrayed in The Tudors. His marital escapades are ...
I was pretty fascinated by the Tudors at school, but a skinny Henry VIII seems really inaccurate... But it seems to have a good cast (well, Fiona from Burn Notice!), so is it worth a watch? Or does it dramatically Americanise the Tudors story?
Mar 28, 2008 · In its depiction of the early reigning years of Henry VIII, “The Tudors,” which returns on Sunday for its second somnolent season on Showtime, plays a game of historical hopscotch.
