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medoner — 9 years ago(May 27, 2016 06:04 AM)

..or portrayal rather.
I really thought Maria Doyle-Kennedy was excellent in The Tudors (and Anne Boleyn has always been my 'favorite' wife, so I was pleased to learn lots more about Katherine). I have recently purchased about all about Katherine of Aragon (by Alison Weir) actually.
I just wondered what other films or series feature her in a more accurate way?
I was just wondering if there is a more fully rounded aspect of her life i.e. not just when Henry was trying to divorce her to marry Anne

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It's typical of television drama from that time. The sets are very simple, but the writing and acting still impress. It is pretty historically accurate (more so than any other dramatisation).

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The Six Wives of Henry VIII
(1970)
If I'm remembering correctly, the sets are simple and it's more like a series of plays than a movie. Is that right? I thought it was well done and enjoyed it.

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The Six Wives of Henry VIII
(1970). The first episode is seen entirely from her point of view, starting with her marriage to Prince Arthur.

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