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Category Archives: Documentaries and Shows
Days that shook the world: The execution of Anne Boleyn
The BBC series Days that shook the world features various events throughout history, one of which is the execution of Anne Boleyn. This dramatisation of Anne’s final days is based on first hand accounts and depicts the last 24 hours … Continue reading
Recycled Movie Costumes
My sister recently sent me a link to this interesting website, it’s called ‘Recycled Movie Costumes’ and it’s dedicated to – you guessed it – documenting recycled movie costumes! If you select the Tudor/Elizabethan period from the drop down menu … Continue reading
If Walls Could Talk
Just a quick post about a new show starting soon on BBC4. Dr Lucy Worsley, chief curator of Historic Royal Palaces, presents If Walls Could Talk. Here is the information provided by the BBC: Dr Lucy Worsley, chief curator of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr Lucy Worsley, If Walls Could Talk, Tudor laundry
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Retha M. Warnicke interviewed by Showtime
In June 2010, Retha M. Warnicke, history professor at ASU, was interviewed by Showtime for their hit television series “The Tudors”. I thought you might be interested in watching the interview. Some of Warnicke’s theories are controversial, in particular her … Continue reading
The Virgin Queen’s Fatal Affair- Who Killed Amy Robsart?
There has been much discussion of late about the recently aired (in the UK) documentary, The Virgin Queen’s Fatal Affair. Here is Channel 5 website’s description: “Did a controversial love affair between Elizabeth I and her confidante Robert Dudley lead … Continue reading
Anne Boleyn- Behind the Myths
Just a quick post to let you know about this documentary on Anne Boleyn and the myths that surround her that I just found on You Tube. Snippets of films are used to illustrate Anne’s story. Please note that I … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Boleyn vidoe, Anne Boleyn- Behind the Myths
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