Когда я увидела мальчика , была им очарована Очень рада, что его актерская судьба сложилась удачно

Margaret didn’t marry the king of Portugal. She married James IV of Scotland when she was 13. James was 17 years older then her. Her sister Mary married at 18 to Louis, king of France he was 52. Louis died 2 months later.

Wtf??? The most ofensive think.

get real you people. its fiction not fact.

If the language he's speaking is portuguese then i'm astronaut.

Parabéns por terem colocado o idioma português na série, me senti representada sendo uma falante nativa de português 👏👏🇧🇷 Eu entendi tudo o que ele disse, apesar de algumas frases terem uma pitada de espanhol.

Very bad depiction of the Portuguese Court that was in its heyday , the Portuguese King depicted never existed it had to be D.Manuel I that never married any English princess , the court seems very somber r giving a cliché of a backward country , the presence of the Catholic clergy has a tone of religious prejudice , as England choose to cut ties with Rome, a Portuguese King would not push an ambassador ,aside even more from a country which is to this day our oldest ally and the Treaty of Windsor is the oldest treaty between two European nations in European history . Good piece of television cannon fodder for ignorant viewers . In terms of educational accuracy very bad rated indeed. The Portuguese were the trailblazers of the sea the English came later and that because of the annexation of Portugal by Spain due to the death of King D. Sebastião in combat in Ksar el Kebir in 1578 we the oldest friends in Europe became enemies , thus we began a long downfall and England began arising under Elizabeth´s I Golden Age . The producers of the series should read some real history books .

Idk why in many adaptations the have to make Albert a child. He was, at least, 21 in the book

Oh freaking heck! I choose life! Henry can marry this buffoon, I’m outta there…

Toss a coin to your witcher

this was the worst Portuguese i have ever heard in my entire life, jesus fucking christ.(and yeah , just watching the show now lol)

Guess what everybody! This actor, Henry Cavill, went on to play Superman! I bet nobody else knows that! 😃

Can he be Mr. Darcy

No way,,

What friendship goals

"We are Bad Men and for the Money" best response in cinema

My favorite movie! To many British actors, needed more French actors though in my opinion.

The Count of Monte Cristo is not an invention. The man in flesh and blood who inspired Alexandre Dumas for the figure of Edmond Dantès was his father, Thomas Alexandre Davy de la Pailleterie known as "General Dumas", who in 1799 was imprisoned in the Aragonese Castle of Taranto, which in the famous novel became the Castel d'If. Precisely in the Aragonese Castle of Taranto on 10 September 2020 an exhibition curated by Tonio Attino was inaugurated with illustrations by Nico Pillinini, a narrative path that describes the Taranto imprisonment of the Napoleonic officer, transformed into a literary hero by his son. The exhibition is always open: we are waiting for you !! Other news on the FB page "Francesco Ma".

can you please the whole scene from the movie? didn't see it in the movie

Esse português está mesmo agradável para os ouvidos, até me ficaram a sangrar.

Wow, the actor's Portuguese accent couldn't be any worse!

0:31

Many thanks your grace

Deu treta

Aww, look how little he is😍😍☺️

2:30 "The multiplying villainy of nature do swarm upon him..." 2:38 "Disdaining fortune with his brandished steel which doth smoke with bloody execution....."

What's name music ?

Despite being a good series, this episode presents several historical and chronological errors. In the period in question, Portugal governed a young king of 20 years (D. João III) and his predecessor (D. Manuel I) died at the age of 52. That is to say, besides having never been a marriage between D. Margarida and a Portuguese king and no Portuguese king having been murdered by a sister of King Henry VIII, there are other very serious errors in this episode, which reveal ignorance and ignorance by the direction of the series. Portugal was at the time of its international boom, at the time of the Discoveries, colonization, maritime discoveries, and if there was anything that did not exist in the Portuguese Cortes of the sixteenth century was misery, filth, blackness, poverty and, in this case, an old king like represented in the series (E4/T1). Note that it was a low maneuver by the accomplishment, something that should not happen in a series of History.

haha that was funny... i still managed to understand him, despite his funky pronunciation

Jim Caveziel was Cristo two times! The Count of Monte Cristo and Jesus Crist 😮😮 and...the father of Superman. Impressive resume 😁

You cut the good part, the Count giving the "kidnappers" his thanks

Mdina being used as Rome

this is my favorite part of The Count of Monte Cristo

Whats the name of the music

of course he's Edmond Dantes Son. look at that face, there's no way he's Mondego's LOL

Don't they usually have someone to translate for the king.To be fair he gave her several compliments

Jesus christ his pronounciation is AWFUL. Dont shows with this big a budget usually have linguists to help actors delivering lines in other languages???

Esse português parece mais o português de um caipira lazarento mascando fumo no sertão sul mato-grossense.

goddamn i last saw this in 2004, haven't watched it since. i did enjoy the movie (tis one of my favourite books) though i can barely remember anything aside from a flash or two of guy pierce, luis guzman and jim caviziel. could not for the life of me remember who played albert until i became a proper henry cavill fan in 2012. i thought he looked like a kid. thats the only reason why i did not fall madly in love with him back then. he really does look 15 years old or thereabouts in this. handsome as fuck then, even worse now...

Well given the time period that Margaret Tudor was alive the Portuguese King being portrayed in this scene would have been King Manuel I of Portugal. Manuel ruled Portugal from 1495-1521 so if Margaret was in her 20's at this time then Manuel would have been somewhere around 40-50 years old, so this is about right. And although I can't speak about the portrayal of the Portuguese language shown in this scene, I can tell you that based on the extensive reading and research I've done on the Kingdom of Portugal this is not an accurate portrayal of Manuel. It's highly unlikely that he would have acted in such an uncouth and disrespectful manner, especially with high-ranking members of the English royal family which Portugal has maintained a close alliance with since Manuel's great-grandfather King John I of Portugal began an alliance with John of Gaunt from the House of Lancaster. Manuel was a true Renaissance king, he was known to be a refined and chivalrous man, his reign marked the beginning of the Portuguese Renaissance and he also heavily pursued Portuguese exploration. His reign is regarded as the golden age of Portuguese history and his court was a center of chivalry, art and science. So it's highly unlikely he would have acted as shown in this scene.

Um INsulto a Portugal ! Nada disto é verdade ! Nada disto aconteceu ! Inglaterra , a Falsa e mentirosa "alidada " de Portugal ! A Despicable Insult to POrtugal , to Portuguese Memory and History , to Our Ancestors ! Disgusting False Historical scene .Not to mention the Disgusting Horrible englishman trying to spit some words of such a beautiful Language as The Language of Portugal is ! A Real Tragedy ! Shame on you , england ! You will be accountable for som many Crimes in the World !

Why did they not included it in the film? HAHAHAHA so LOL with these two with all of their scenes.. I can't believe Rupert and Colin snogged twice.. in this first movie and in the sequel I was shocked XD can't get enough of these two XD :D

Rupert is not Bi he is gay and yes he did and still does fancy Colin since they both played in Anotger Country

Caterine of Braganza married a English King from a treaty of both nations and was thanks to her and portugal that england began to dominate the world, was the first steps, when Portugal gave the city of Tangiers North Africa, Bombain and Mumbai to England, was from there that english started to conquer India, and other settlements that Portuguese gave to England together with maps from other parts of the world specially Australia, while that Caterine incorporated the traditional afternoon tea still in pratice by the actual queen, and taugh the english nobles eating with cuttlery and in porcelain plates, at the time she arrived they were eating with their own hands and in silver plates. This is what English people should know but are hiden due to their national pride.

Mary Tudor Born the 18 March 1496; Died the 25 June 1533. Married (1) Louis XII, King of France (1462-1515) in 1514. Married (2) Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk (1484-1545) in 1515. Mary was the grandmother of Lady Jane Grey.

omg, colin! your laughing is so sweet! love you sweetheart, forever!

People are talking about this not being portuguese! Yes, it doesn't sound like today's Portuguese language but, to all my fellow Portugese people, have you even seen a portuguese text of that time? I tried to read it and it's not like the modern portuguese, so maybe it's possible that it sounded more like a mix of portuguese/spanish/latin!

lulz xD

YES it is funny ! Great actors, great complicity.

The portuguese house is rich...didnt he say anything that she wants she can have.