From Young and Handsome to Old and Tyrannical: History & Facial Reconstructions | Royalty Now

Welcome to Royalty Now, where we bring you face to face with figures from the past. King Henry VIII is one of the most well-known figures in English history, famous for his six wives. But he’s also known for his illustrious portraiture. Today, we’ll dive into Henry’s appearance and reveal some lifelike re-creations.
0:00 Portraits & Appearance Throughout Life
6:48 Re-creations Revealed
7:07 Young Henry
7:58 Old Henry
9:10 Comparison
9:31 Modern Henry VIII
We have one early glimpse at the face of a young Henry: this one, by Mynnart Wewyck, painted the same year as his wedding. It looks distinctly different from images of Henry later in life.
Notably, he has a weaker chin, larger eyes, and darker, curlier hair than versions painted later. Whether this is due to the absence of propaganda - Henry was not yet King and may not have had as much control over his image - or just early Tudor artists not being very skilled, is up for debate.
Six years later, in 1515, Henry assumed the throne after the death of his father, and his reign - and image - began in their full glory.
Venetian Ambassador Giustinian wrote in 1515 that Henry was “most excellent in his personal endowments, and likewise gifted with mental accomplishments," Henry could speak multiple languages, play numerous instruments, even writing his own music.
Keeping him in good shape was his love of everything sport - hunting, jousting, archery and even t ennis, with one ambassador stating that King Henry, "was the prettiest thing in the world to see play" and another stating that he was much handsomer than any other sovereign.
For much of his life, Henry wore his bright auburn hair “combed straight and short, in the French fashion”, and wore a short beard that one observer described as “looking like gold.”
His wardrobe was sumptuous, adding to his overall splendor. Henry loved clothes and hardly ever wore the same garment twice. The fabrics, dyes and jewels used to make them were internationally sourced and imported just for him. A venetian ambassador called him the “Best dressed sovereign in the world”
It’s around the 1530s that we get the most lifelike portraits of Henry, showing his small blue eyes, long, slightly hooked nose, small mouth, and round face. This portrait by Joos van Cleve is one of my favorites. Henry would be about 40 years old here.
And then, the master of portraits, Hans Holbein stepped into the picture. In 1533, he began his royal service as the court painter for the Tudors. His artwork greatly elevated portraiture from the time.
One of the most accurate, and renowned, portraits of King Henry by Holbein has been lost to history. We only know of its existence through preparatory sketches and copies made by other artists.
The massive, life size portrait, which was a family image depicting Henry, his parents, and his wife at the time, Jane Seymour, burned down with Whitehall Palace in 1698.
It’s thought that this image was the genesis of the classic, propaganda portrait of Henry VIII, where he stands tall and imposing, facing the viewer square on, in his huge cloak and obvious codpiece. In fact, Henry was never quite this tall - measurements from his suits of armor indicate that his legs were lengthened quite a bit in the portrait.
A portrait confirmed to be made directly by the hand of Hans Holbein is this version, from 1536.
This Henry - in his early 40s - is our last glimpse of England’s Renaissance Prince.
Around the time this portrait was made, Henry suffered severe injuries in a jousting accident. The King was left unconscious for multiple hours, many fearing that he wouldn’t survive.
His leg wound ulcerated and would never fully heal, for the rest of his life. Still continuing to eat and drink like he used to, with little to no activity, Henry soon gained a massive amount of weight.
By his 50s, he was almost 400 pounds. He was also nearly bald - carefully hiding his head under hats in every portrait.
After this accident, we have no more life portraits of Henry VIII. Just copies of the lost originals, churned out to the people of England as propaganda reminders of their once-beloved King.
So, let’s take a look at some re-creations of Henry, from his handsome youth, to his later years, now. For the young version, I’m using the features of the lifelike 1530s images and aging them down slightly, so we can get an image of Henry in his prime.
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[@jenniferdyke3335]

I've seen them all!😊

[@LisafromNOLA]

@@jenniferdyke3335me too! 😉🫶🏼

[@marcelasolisi324]

Thank you so much for your amazing re-creations, they are magical and the absolute best!! I just couldn't help the need to make a note about Arthur Tudor being known to have died at the age of 15 not 10. 🌷

[@isaacgraff8288]

With all the hype around Assassin's Creed Shadows, you could do figures like Oda Nobunaga, Hattori Hanzo, Mochizuki Chiyome or Yasuke

[@Lynn-ex1ev]

😂

[@rowandetmers4158]

The smile version genuinely makes me tear up sometimes. It's just so *human* and we never see these smiles in official portraits. They looks so human, so youthful, with that smile. Like all of a sudden you can see them as a real person. It's incredible.

[@ChadMichael33]

You’ve got to be kidding me

[@justinbohannon3197]

the guy murdered and tortured thousands of people!!

[@StarchildMagic]

I think so too! Young Henry VIII seems like he loved to laugh and have fun, and it's great to see that reflected in the recreation.

[@jowarren1111]

​@@ChadMichael33everyone is aloud a opinion! No need to be rude

[@reneecrotty6910]

He probably had black rotten teeth. Elizabeth had a lot of rotten teeth which she didn’t like from sugar and they didn’t know the consequences of sugar back then.

[@marianao4275]

Henry is the father of the "I didn't believe my dad when he said he was hot when he was younger until I saw his old photos..." meme 😂

[@kollow]

I saw pictures of my great great grandmother, and I realized that the women on my mom's side definitely get their beauty from their Danish ancestry. She was beautiful, even with her 1800's hair pulled back in a bun.

[@catherinemerrill5511]

Yes, Or the newer "your Grandpa was hotter than you are" meme.

[@KCohere33]

😂

[@ssnathaniel4804]

@@kollowoh wow! Is there any way you can share the pic? So curious to see!

[@sweetanarchi]

This sounds like TikTok trend for me 😂

[@Quinn856]

Wow! I can actually see the first creation you made being the real Henry. He actually does look like quite a handsome man like the descriptions of him say when he was younger described him as.😮

[@krism.1142]

His smile in the younger rendition is breathtaking. I can't put my finger on it, it just looks so charming. Incredible job with these portraits!!

[@amosdoyle]

The teeth of the English were no better then than they are today and were probably worse.

[@magpie1492]

This was every bit of a revalidation as his daughter Elizabeth's reconstruction. Well done.

[@victoriabarclay3556]

You can definitely see him as Elizabeth’s father with that coloring and the eyes. Gorgeous work

[@karenosolin6061]

Henry was never the same after his jousting accident. He nearly died, and his personality began to change.

[@katelijnesommen]

True. Some historians think he perhaps even suffered some mild brain damage, which would account for the change in personality.

[@christigoth]

@@katelijnesommen yeah can you imagine falling off a horse with all that heavy metal plate on ! and bangin g your head tothe ground in a metal helmet, or by a heavy jousting lance at 50 mph ( 25+25mph head on crash..

[@michaelpetronzio1402]

I literally screamed pls do Catherine Parr next 🎉🎉🎉

[@octavianpopescu4776]

Yes, please. 😀

[@lauriejenkshale3371]

Oh yes please!

[@katj3443]

Omg yes!!!

[@elysej91]

That younger version, you can see Elizabeth in that face. 💜

[@LenaTate]

This is the most believably accurate version I’ve seen of Henry. He certainly had a charming and unique look in his youth; I can understand why everyone described him as handsome and imposing.

[@amosdoyle]

How do you know it is the most accurate? The reconstructions are extremely flattering.

[@siobhano]

This was a lot of fun! Loved this one. Definitely can see the appeal of young Henry VIII. And the aged version is uncanny. Amazing.

[@tarbhnathrac2486]

Fantastic! I've read many descriptions of young Henry as attractive but could never envision how he might truly have appeared, given the poor quality early portraiture and the bloated beast he evolved into in later portraits, regardless of how flattering Holbein attempted to make him appear. This bridges that gap and I will use this image to put a face to the history when reading about him. I'm sure this would be terribly difficult, but I would like to see one more progression added to this. Henry at end stage, when he had nearly no hair left, or what was there was nearly colorless (with no hat) and was very ill, in chronic pain, vicious and evil, but still ruling. I've seen a few representations of him at this stage, but they're akin to his early potraits, difficult to discern what he really looked like.

[@BobUikder-ig4uq]

It’s amazing how far behind England was compared continental Europe when it comes to portraiture. Until Holbein, we have nothing but poor quality and low skilled few and far between portraits. The early Tudor period shows how far behind England was when it comes to art. Compared to the renaissance art in Italy, it’s a shame because I’d love to see better portraits

[@sheenaford5033]

Yes from portraits I have viewed I could not imagine the younger king... Beautiful work so life like.. Although both portraits his face is very severe until he smiled, then back to severe again..

[@phoenixrose1192]

@@BobUikder-ig4uq True. The English were more renowned for their embroidery, metalwork and ivory carving than portraiture at the time.

[@euniceloy7120]

I love how you put the wrinkles around his eyes, mouth and between his forehead, bringing a true likeness to his features.

[@AshiyaDylanSean]

Henry8 in his prime looks like prince harry!!

[@martinitime3537]

They are related through Henry VIII’s sister.

[@miriamhavard7621]

🥺😭😭😭😭 I noticed that too!!!!! Prince Harry is so KIND, so I was a bit taken aback!!!!

[@amosdoyle]

AI used Harry's face in the reconstruction.

[@ladyofglencairn]

Who knew looking into the face of an asshole would make me feel kind of emotional.

[@monmothma3358]

I love the way you put that 😂😂

[@RoyaltyNowStudios]

Same ❤️😂

[@suzycanfly]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@spitestore2922]

If his personality change and monsterous turn was due to a brain injury, its a tragedy all around.

[@nathalisilva9683]

That s how i fiel staring at him Louis XIV, Napoleon and many other rulers.

[@vegas7027]

The young recreation for present day looks like a Ralph Lauren ad.

[@tinabeanie6402]

It's giving Owen Wilson. LOL!

[@vegas7027]

@@tinabeanie6402 Are you referencing Wedding Crashers? 😃

[@tinabeanie6402]

@@vegas7027 Not the movie, but the AI depiction resembles the actor Owen Wilson.

[@dnetlayton3456]

Yes, it does!

[@teresazaki1123]

I love that you put the modern Henry on a boat, because it makes him look the the high-rolling dude that he was. Beautiful work. I really enjoyed this.

[@sammyt3514]

I never could see how the Henry that was depicted in the later stages of his life could've ever been the handsome young man that he was reported to have been but your awesome recreations made that very clear. Great job!

[@moniquetheobald889]

Wow been waiting for this one, his wives and courtiers must have been terrified of him, lovely thank you.

[@RoyaltyNowStudios]

Thank you so much! We hope you enjoyed it :)

[@moniquetheobald889]

@@RoyaltyNowStudios You are brill and I love the music you include, would love to go back in time for only one day mind! Thank you.

[@bettyir4302]

Can't see him smiling so much unless he was pleased dispatching wives.

[@virginiatyree6705]

​@@moniquetheobald889, Agreed 100%!

[@ocean_sapphire]

I love your recreations of Henry VIII! It's so much easier to see why so many said he was good-looking during his younger years.

[@Anita-rq9ev]

This was another great video. I love the Tudors. How I wish I could go back in time ( being invisible of course) to see all the interesting personalities. Your voice is exquisite, so is your work. Thank you 🙏

[@hollybruehl6272]

You are so talented. It literally looks like I’m staring at a person who changed history. My favorite part is when their face becomes animated and move and smile. As Someone who loves history these are my favorite videos to watch. Thank you for contributing your talent and keeping history alive

[@taratrenise2935]

In the younger recreation, I can see bits & pieces of Elizabeth ❤.

[@TrizzBizz]

I would love to see you do Mary the first! She's very underrated...

[@RoyaltyNowStudios]

Hopefully we will soon! She may be next but depends on the next couple weeks :)

[@travelingman5401]

Me too

[@puerinsomnio8936]

I second this. A tragic life story that deserves to be remembered. Take your time though.

[@monmothma3358]

Yes! The very first reigning Queen of England, but a heartbreaking life.

[@Jackie-eb2fr]

Omg yes ! I feel she gets such bad rep but I feel like she suffered so much and endured so much, just like her mother did, Catherine of Aragon. They are the very reason I can never fully love the intelligent Anne Boleyn

[@dantedressage]

Such Amazing work! Can you imagine being in the same room with not only that physically large man but his imposing personality too!

[@lisapilot2895]

This is perhaps my favorite of all your shared recreations. Like many, I have been fascinated by Henry, all his wives and his children, since I first read about Anne Boleyn potentially having an extra finger. True? I don't know. I was not yet ten years old and believed it. I've read every biography and history I could get my hands on and yet have never quite been able to picture Henry as described, not based on the existing portraits. Watching your video brought tears to my eyes. It feels like a mystery has been revealed. Thank you for this, and thank you for the incredible work you do.

[@Cheerfultoday]

Anne Boleyn didn’t have an extra finger. An overzealous, exiled Catholic man, who was possibly trying to get himself taken back into the Pope’s, or someone else high up in the Church, good graces. Certainly, it was Anne Boleyn who Henry VIII was in love with to the point where he turned his back on his own Catholicism and his own soul to get. She was such a dud as a wife because she didn’t give him his male heir, not that she didn’t try, so Henry continued playing God, and had her beheaded. The exiled man did his best to paint her in the worst possible light because of her own, evil part in her marriage. And that’s how her eleven fingers rumor began.

[@katelijnesommen]

The extra finger is definitely slander from unsympathetic sources ;)

[@sldfhsldfh7369]

My god! If Henry really did look anything like that last recreation he was indeed a very handsome man!

[@PassionPenStorytelling-qy6xu]

I love the work that you do in bringing these historical figures to life! Henry VIII's daughter Elizabeth is especially wonderful. I would love to see the same done for Robert Dudley, her supposed lover, who influenced her life greatly. He was said to be very handsome.

[@Raelven]

This is just.... Stunning. You really gave him life and character. My favorite, so far!

[@shipmcgree6367]

Well, time to rewatch the Tudors.

[@AB-mx1de]

Very impressive recreations! So lifelike that it makes me shudder thinking about what happened to his wives.

[@priscillajimenez27]

Yeah it does

[@amosdoyle]

We live in a fake world today.

[@maryhamric]

WOW. This is phenomenal!!! WELL DONE!!!

[@RoyaltyNowStudios]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@ellenl5626]

Spectacular! How illuminating to finally see more accurate versions of Henry, especially in his youth1

[@sharonsmith583]

Wow, young Henry kinda looks like the present day Henry Duke of Sussex

[@onestep2dee]

And I think Megan kind of resembles Anne Boleyn, especially her small stature, long dark hair, and bright sparkly eyes. Anne was described as having a swarthy, sallow, or darker than pale fair skin that was typical of English noble women during that time period. She might have been what is described as medium toned skin by today’s standards.

[@spiritcat77]

If you believe in reincarnation you could say Henry and Anne have incarnated together again to play out their karma as Harry and Meghan.

[@sharonsmith583]

@spiritcat77 good point!

[@Anita-rq9ev]

@@onestep2dee yes, they both named Henry (Harry is his nickname) and he married Meghan on the 19th of May. This was Anne's day of execution.

[@reinebusson6538]

Oui je viens de voir cela,

[@thegreencat9947]

Green sleeves....my most favorite.

[@chocolatnoir1108]

me too💚

[@crypturilia4568]

So handsome. The music was so beautiful under this video. Thank you .

[@randymccracken2722]

This was excellent. You can definitely see the similarities between the young and the old Henry in your recreation. Great job!

[@marimarzep4050]

Them smiling and looking straight at you makes them feel so real… they lived so long ago and if you like history docs, you hear about them so much that it kind of feels like you know them; but your videos sort of being them all back. Ngl- the portrait reveal makes me cry (I blame the music!), like seeing a very old friend, it’s really amazing We really love and enjoy your hard work!!

[@jgadonisspeaks]

I try to tell everyone that Henry was a Chad and confident af in his youth lol and grew to be grotesque and utterly paranoid by his late 30s. Sad

[@unionunicorn6776]

That’s what being a fuckboi will get you

[@jwilliams3269]

Tracing back the royal lineage, I’d love to know how the ginger’s were introduced. ❤ Henry Vlll was handsome even when he was older.

[@luminousmoon86]

I believe the red gold hair was a Plantagenet feature, introduced by Henry II.

[@bowlingsam6620]

The Plantagenets

[@christigoth]

not at all uncommon in france or england then or now. or most of europe.

[@beverlyness7954]

You created a very handsome man, particularly in his youth. His portraits never depicted him as good looking, only overly large, intimidating and stern. I love seeing real look he might have had. It's marvelous. It's interesting how slim the eyebrows are in those paintings. Unless they were waxed, that would be a rare look for anyone.

[@mmhthree]

My eyebrows are very light. Hair on my noggin is dirty blonde... so, my eyebrows are lighter than everywhere else on me. I guess it is kinda rare. Usually eyebrows are darker it seems.

[@shelleyj3704]

So stunning! This really shows his charisma, and helps to show how he was able to bend women, and men, to his will. A kind, charming, and privileged youth who became a delusional tyrant. (Maybe with the help of a brain injury, but that's a story for another day!)

[@Jackie-eb2fr]

OMG I have been waiting for this ! Thank you !!!

[@susanfox-mx3nv]

You got it! I've seen other versions, but yours is by far the best. I can see a handsome man in your youth picture that fits the old painting. Before I never could see anything handsome in his images either updated or original. I think he looks Welsh or slightly Irish.

[@ImprovStorytime]

my god, i just find it so brilliant that someone could do something like this! )you not henry)

[@RoyaltyNowStudios]

Thank you!

[@syyalovespodcasts]

I think this is my favorite one, yet! GREAT JOB!

[@spriggansiedeutsch6817]

Every single recreation you do is just amazing. Every time. And coupled with the history lessons, it makes for a wonderful video. Thank you for your hard work!

[@jenniferdyke3335]

I've been waiting for your rendition of Henry VIII -- very impressive, as usual! Perhaps you'll consider doing one of Charles Brandon, The Duke of Suffolk?

[@ancaryvan4811]

🤭 Hoping him look like Henry Cavill?

[@kollow]

Wolf Hall is such a good show. If you haven't seen it, definitely give it a go.

[@monmothma3358]

Been reluctant as I can't quite picture Claire Foy as Anne Boleyn, then again I know what a splendid actress she is...

[@kollow]

@monmothma3358 I think you'll like it even if you have to suspend belief a little bit. I haven't seen in in about 5 years, and I want to go back and watch it with my wife this time.

[@risingphoenix8072]

It is wonderful. It played on Broadway as a performance in two parts, and I went twice! Fabulous but I do prefer the filmed version

[@timetravelingshark8811]

Claire's rendition of Anne is probably my favorite depiction of her. She's ambitious, sharp-tongued, and waspish, yes, but she's a loving mother, witty, dignified, and sympathetic, too. She feels the closest to how I think the real Anne Boleyn was out of all of the depictions of her.

[@earthdakini]

Yes to the first recreation of young Henry, as someone brought up in Wales it’s easy to see that lovely Welsh look in this face reflecting his fathers heritage

[@AJP1613]

Yes!! Been so excited for this!

[@lucianoroberto9804]

This is awesome! Congrats to everybody involved in the facial reconstructions of Henry VIII.

[@andreamanning3297]

I thought prince Arthur was older than 10? Wasn’t he married to Catherine when he died? It was incredible to see Henry brought to life especially if he was alive today. You can see he would have been a handsome man, which I admit I have never thought this from his portraits.

[@Quinn856]

I think they meant that Henry was 10 when Arthur died. I think Arthur was 15

[@Theturtleowl]

I am so happy you recreated Henry VIII himself. Usually his wives get the attention, which is great, but I have always tried to picture the man himself and what people really saw in him. I really liked the recreation of Henry in his later years, where he is almost drowning in his clothes, trying to create an image of beauty around him.

[@Sunshine_5656]

I absolutely loved this video, thankyou so much, also, can you do Mary Tudor aka bloody Mary next please???

[@rhondareimers5361]

Thank you thank you for your beautiful work and interpretation’s of these wonderful people of the past! It’s just stunning! I love ur channel.👍💖

[@LeeAnnahsCreations]

Amazing! Love your channel. Thank you for doing this.

[@djjamestobin]

This is the one I’ve been waiting for .. and it’s been SO worth the wait! An entirely new perspective for me .. thanks to your brilliance. Loved it. Thank you!

[@taiweannoona1204]

You did an absolutely beautiful job recreating King Henry. It is so believable and feels 100% accurate! Really beautiful 💖

[@katelijnesommen]

Great work, as always!!

[@kcbarbo78]

While of course such reconstructions have limitations, this one of a young Henry does give one a sense of the charisma he possessed as a young man. I’ve always found it difficult to imagine the handsome individual described in the written sources, but the young Henry portrayed here seems plausible and is indeed appealing. I would let him buy me a drink!

[@yaowsers77]

This was awesome and totally worth the wait!

[@edl6398]

Absolutely incredible!! Thank you!

[@TheRetellingYT]

Stunning as always. I love your work.

[@almaguillot8597]

Congratulations on your 100th video. This channel is a treasure.

[@imsarahpowers]

Wow you did such an amazing job!! I love your recreations ❤

[@caroleking4095]

Absolutely fascinating, I was mesmerised. Thank you.

[@malkatie7]

My goodness, Becca. So so good! Might be one of my favorites of your work so far!

[@redouteshabby2024]

Outstanding work as usual! So impressed with how you carried over the features of his younger self to his older self. Can't say I think much of him as a human being but your recreation is perfect.

[@kathbot14]

This is SO cool! Thank you for putting in so much work to share such interesting pieces of history! ❤️

[@christineingram55]

He was a handsome man when he was younger that’s sure ..Shame he liked his food and drink so much.He certainly would have stood out in a crowd with his height .They were a lot shorter in those days. great job as usual 🥰

[@pkmcnett5649]

Gout is what made him fat. He was very athletic in his youth.

[@_negentropy_]

You do amazing work! I love history. Thank you for bringing it to life!

[@byronlee8745]

These recreations are so amazing! 😮

[@debbierobbins360]

I adore your channel! You are truly amazing.

[@happyinscarolina]

André and Becca, these recreations are beautiful. Thank you both for sharing your talents with us. ❤

[@csp5813]

Keep up this Tudor period. really enjoying these

[@RoyaltyNowStudios]

We are considering doing one more Tudor for our spring Tudor lineup - we will see!

[@jayneyp8683]

Love these, thank you so much.

[@jonimarsicano4642]

This was great. One of the best recreations! Fascinating historical figure!

[@emigliori1]

These videos are so awesome! Thank you ❤

[@jwilliams3269]

Yayy a new drop! Can’t wait to watch it! ❤

[@janet4900]

I loved this video. The music, the presentation, and when you show him smiling.

[@JoeBW91]

This is my favourite channel -- a perfect blend of using the historical accounts and images (and recognising their limitations) and speculating in an evidence-based way to create a real human image. As convincing and impressive as any possible version could be. Thank you.

[@catherinemathias3456]

As always your recreations are stellar. Thank you for giving us these short snippets of history and feasting for our eyes. Taking our eyes off of a world that is quickly falling apart.❤❤❤❤

[@obob1336]

You always do such a great job. Thank you.👏👏

[@victoriasmith1233]

Incredible work! ❤️

[@CeeCee8689]

Excellent work. I really enjoyed watching.

[@mac2807]

So interesting. I love your work and presentations.

[@I_am_Lauren]

He's such a recognizable figure today and I assume he was even more iconic and recognizable when he was alive.

[@user-pj9ye6vf7f]

Henry was destined for the church until Arthur died. It's worth remembering that Henry was described as "the most handsome prince in Christondom".

[@amaliaregno5282]

That’s very good, very believable with the portrait evidence - best yet!

[@naz-un4to]

just this morning i was looking to see if there was any Henry reconstitution on the channel and i got the notification NOO WAYYY🎉🎉🎉YAYYY

[@RoyaltyNowStudios]

You have impeccable timing!

[@archeanna1425]

Love the music!! The entire presentation is great and the music is outstanding.

[@GodzHarleyGirlStudio]

Oh my goodness! You did SO well. He was handsome at any age. Thanks for all of your hard work y’all! We appreciate y’all! Hugz, Tree

[@NEMES1-S]

Totally fascinating. Thank you!

[@veronicab15]

I LOVE your work!!

[@TheRachaelJay]

Just discovered your channel, it's my new favourite! .... now I'm going to binge watch, and of course "like" all your videos ❤

[@stefaniekuzminski9575]

Phenomenal video! Thank you!

[@LisafromNOLA]

Such an amazing vid, as always! I adore your channel (and the beautiful music also)! Love from New Orleans ♥️⚜️♥️⚜️♥️

[@puppy1584]

Excellent, both of you have delivered a top notch video. Music choice added to the quality….and, the young Henry…gerrr