Henry VIII 2003 - (Sean Bean)

[@NixRiverSong]

Thanks! I watched the first part of this thing, as posted by someone else, but was really wanting to see Sean in action. As I love watching him on screen - he's always great, and very passionate in his portrayals of characters, good and bad alike. A method actor through and through. He makes a lovely and powerful Aske indeed. And he's the best part of this whole screen affair anyway, and Helena too, of course.Thanks again for posting. Robin Song

[@analorente9781]

Yes,I think too,Sean Bean is very, very good always...

[@geezerp1982]

wrong this is not what happened in real life its load of bollocks

[@FYBAKKA]

THANKS AGAIN!!!! I love watching Sean's movies and tv shows but if i can only watch the parts where he is in... well, that's even better!!!! THANK YOU!

[@christinebabygirl9174]

I love Sean Bean

[@boychildnew1]

I was one of the soldiers in this, for example in the "we march on London!" scene - which Sean Bean kept getting wrong. he had to ride back in 4 times, i think. hehe...

[@gidzmobug2323]

Henry was simply determined to be rid of Anne. The Lord's simply did as Henry wanted; Norfolk (as Anne's maternal uncle) should never have been allowed to be involved with the trial.

[@leanie9660]

Wow ! Mr Bean sure chews up some scenery here !!

[@Rome274]

It was such a shock to English people, because Anne was the first Queen in English history to ever get executed. They thought she would just be banished to a nunnery.

[@San47di]

Henry needed her dead to assure no further question of the validity of any of his subsequent marriages or potential heirs. It is reported that Anne herself requested to go to a nunnery. Henry never agreed to that.

[@JMAZZ80]

There were no more nunneries. The heretic Henry had all the monastery’s and nunneries in England abolished when he broke from the Catholic Church.

[@saripalli9]

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[@seltaeb9691]

Her Father I hope is still in Hell.

[@geezerp1982]

@@San47di the girl actually loved him but he didnt give shit and had her stiched up

[@lexigrimhaive]

Yes! Finally found the second part to this movie!

[@olderhippiechick]

Hey lexi can you tell me where the next part is? BC this one leaves off before he even meets Anna Cleves..thanks

[@1Robinthefastlane]

+Lexi Vorce, I am looking for Part 3 as well. Any idea if it's on KZbin?

[@lexigrimhaive]

Robin Rosen Terrylee Warren sorry ladies :-( i haven't been able to find past Jane Seymour.

[@olderhippiechick]

Lexi Vorce hey lady thank you very much for trying. I appreciate it and if you do ever find it please hit me up with a message. Again thank you have a great night

[@lexigrimhaive]

+Terrylee Warren Of course, anytime! Always happy to help the very, very few nice people on KZbin. 😊

[@baronstone3312]

I love the attention to historical detail, right down to having Henry VIII talking precisely how he would of done........in a thick cockney accent.

[@geezerp1982]

this bullshit makes the tv programme the tudors look like a documentry

[@musicloverlondon6070]

Hahah, yes, point taken! But I think it does have a use in emphasising Henry's gangster approach to dissenters.

[@HIOP0]

SUCH A CLEVER USE OF THE DEVICE WE KNOW AS...SARCASM...

[@kburke1933]

The worst decision Anne ever made was actually falling in love with Henry. If it was only a game for power, I believe she was more than intelligent and cunning enough to played it much smarter. But, in truth, at least 90% of what went wrong was in Henry and those manipulating him.

[@geezerp1982]

wrong henry wanted rid of her, knew she was innocent but sod it , she wasnt giving him a son so was his plan, never mind that she acutally loved him

[@truffaut650truffaut6]

Read Hillary Mantel. Mirror and Light.

[@the311man6]

I bet Henry took Robert aske to the tower and tortured with every single tool that they had

[@mayemcdonald4392]

Anne was a very brave woman. She was so bold and had amazing wit. If she had born a healthy son, would anything have changed? Henry seemed to tire of his lovers. I know Anne was innocent. Those were barbaric times when women had absolutely no power, even as a Queen. I pray for Anne's soul as I can relate to her unique independence and style. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@dblueroom]

+Maye McDonald I think if she had born a healthy son, then her would be secured in her position, at least as the mother of the heir of future King of England, and she'd smart enough to use it, at the least she would not be condemned to death. She was playing with politics and her fall was so spectacular, such was the time and price to pay.

[@risamistica11]

+dblueroom Would´ve, could´ve, should´ve....What might have been means ZERO. It happened as it happened.

[@Thorn707]

you're no fun.

[@lolalopez7657]

Maye McDonald , yes but we all must remember that she played her cards, she broke rules, took down a legitimate queen, made it so she could no longer see her daughter, prayed for her death as well as herdaughter. Alas she is guilty of the same sin as Queen Catherine, no son. But on top of that, many many people died as a result of the changes she pushed for. Whether we agree with it or not. This was the price she paid for all that she stood for. Death....

[@numchucklee4279]

Oh, they all felt so bad about it. But they still love their royalty.

[@asmrlexx]

It’s so sad when Anne (Helena) says goodbye to her daughter 🥺

[@geezerp1982]

which is load of bullshit never happened in real life

[@JuanitaRichards]

Getting more and more fantastical. Henry never hit a woman in his life, and certainly not a pregnant wife who was possibly carrying the heir to the throne. No, Henry used the law to get rid of unwanted wives. He only ever warned Jane not to meddle in politics, reminding her what had happened to Anne Boleyn, thus acknowledging the real reason she was executed on trumped up charges. Also Jane was shut up with her ladies for the last 6 weeks of her pregnancy and no men admitted, not even the king. That was the tradition then, pregnant queens withdrew from court life for 6-8 weeks before the due date and did not leave that room for 40 days after the birth.

[@leanie9660]

That extremely long "tradition" was introduced by Henry's grandmother.

[@susanwebber9247]

Well, I'm shocked, I have never, in all my studying, learned that Henry VIII had a Yorkshire accent. What he did have though was a band of 50 Bagpipe players that traveled with the Court and Flushing Toilets in his Palaces which, at the time were called WASH DOWN BOWLS.

[@JuanitaRichards]

The fight scene with Aske never happened either. He was tricked into returning to court by another invitation from Henry and was arrested after he arrived. This was because his comrades did not believe the kings promises and began the uprising again, none of which was Aske's fault. He begged them to desist and to wait and see if the king kept his promises, one of which was to crown Jane Seymour at York. But Aske didn't realize the king had no intention of keeping his promises.

[@juanitarichards1074]

Aske was initially invited to court for Xmas and was given the cloak as a gift and a thank you for talking the "rebels" into standing down, but poor Aske had nothing to do with the second outbreak but was punished anyway. Henry VIII had planned to double cross the rebels anyway and renege on all his promises. That is also in Starkeys book, among many others

[@juanitarichards1074]

Brown Owl No, I rely on historians and I've been studying the Tudors for 30 years, more intensively in the past 4 years. I don't own a TV as I can't stand the thing . *I'm addicted to books. Non fiction books.

[@leanie9660]

...and Aske was executed in July....Jane had Edward in October....

[@MyPerspectiveOnly]

Henry was an absolute arsehole to his daughters. No wonder Mary turned out the way she did. Anyone would have with a father like that.

[@Senate300]

xxx9518 Anne Boleyns beheading was enough to put his Elizabeth I off marraige indefinitely.

[@leanie9660]

Royal children did not normally spend much time with their parents (except for Henry himself, who stayed with his mother and sisters). Mary was ill-treated fo sho....Elizabeth was probably just neglected

[@leval1000]

Henry nowadays would be admitted to an asylum. King or not.

[@leanie9660]

Ha ha...no...he'd be elected to Congress.

[@TheMovieMistress1993]

Anne’s uncle the Duke of Norfolk did warn her by saying she could take her relationship with Henry as far as she’d like to go. Given he was also possibly the father of her sister Mary’s son If her brother George (Lord Rotchford) wife Jane Parker (Lady Rotchford - the kings second cousin) hadn’t seen what she thought she saw, things wouldn’t have escalated. Anne knew the ramifications of being Henry’s queen and what that would mean for if she’d fail in giving the King a male heir. But she was the one who won in the end with her child ruling England for 45 years.

[@seltaeb9691]

Sean Bean would have made a better 'enry than out of his depth Winstone who made a dogs dinner of every scene!

[@mistelbeere]

Thank you for this part. Can you upload part 2, please ? Thanks a lot.

[@gordonfrickers1092]

Anne poor soul was in the wrong place at the wrong time; like so many of us...

[@Sabrinajaine]

Hmmm the scene where Anne said goodbye to Elizabeth never happened, I'm not sure when they would have last seen each other but I don't think she would have been allowed to see her daughter at all whilst imprisoned at the tower.

[@karissaelizabethannlowell4500]

Sabrina Jaine Queen Anne Boleyn never gets to say goodbye to Princess Elizabeth

[@JustJ.]

Sabrina Jaine I don't know, she might have been allowed to see her. Keep in mind, the Tower was only a place to fear to enter at this very point in time! It was a lavish royal suite when Catherine of Aragon slept there on her wedding night(s).

[@deborahingle2301]

33:49 - Boromir all over again

[@Invinciblez18]

lol. He was like 'that stupid bastard hitting me with sneak arrows again'

[@deborahingle2301]

Invinciblez18 Yeah LOL

[@Invinciblez18]

Deborah Ingle A little bit of Ned Stark in here as well, because it seems like he was trying to be honourable but his enemies played dirty.

[@dubbie17]

That is such a Boromir thing to say...

[@hipatiadealejandria2452]

thank you so much for sharing

[@sharitahooks8197]

Where are Joseph Morgan scenes? KZbin is making me angry!

[@pcozzy]

upload the rest of it please

[@silverlitunicorn8573]

I love this Jane Seymour. She's lovely :)

[@lexigrimhaive]

She plays the original Jane Seymour in the Tudors (HBO) as well. For some reason they switched actresses.

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

+Lexi Vorce wrong. Emilia Fox played Jane in this film Anita Briem and Annabelle Wallis played Jane in The Tudors

[@lexigrimhaive]

+MrsDinosaur100 Well she looked like the same woman. No need to be rude. >_>

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

Lexi Vorce I didn't mean to sound rude Lexi, so I apoligize if I upset you. Although Emilia played a very good Jane, but Anita Briem was just awful I thought very wooden and 2 diamentional. Annabella Wallis was a little better.

[@DiverforPort]

Why did they have 2 actresses playing Jane? I thought the Tudors was awful stopped watching it after about 5 episodes.

[@JuanitaRichards]

Henry was not out hunting when Anne was executed. He was hiding away in a country house where he ordered the gate to be locked so there would be no-one able to come in and plead for Anne or the other gentlemen's lives. Only his most intimate servants and councillors were allowed access to the king until after the execution was over. He did however sneak out in his barge at night and did hold a banquet somewhere with lots of ladies present, apparently to salve his wounded ego. The cunning old shit kept Jane Seymour hidden away from view as he knew it would not look good in the eyes of the people to know he was betrothed again before Anne was even dead.

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

+Brown Owl No he didn"t. He and Jane were married 12 days after Anne"s execution. Henry the hypocritcal bastard he was played the poor bleeding Martyr and only married Jane after a deputation of his council went to him and let them persuade him that marrying Jane was the right thing to do. However it is known that several young ladies a lot prettier than Jane came to court after his marriage to her, and he was supposed to have remarked that "Had I seen these woman before I would not have married Jane"

[@juanitarichards1074]

They were betrothed on the very day of Annes execution and secretly before that.

[@juanitarichards1074]

They were secretly betrothed before that. It only became public knowledge on the 20th

[@susanwebber9247]

Juanita Richards I read it was 20th May as well, can you cite your source

[@shayekisitu]

Sacrificing her own life for the life, security, health and eminent succession of her daughter. Definitely a role model for women everywhere. She stayed true and steadfast to her word and innocence until the end. Allah bless this woman.

[@thatfellow7556]

I think I realize why Sean Bean's not a method actor...

[@justmanic9673]

Poor little Elizabeth. Henry VIII should have spared her life like he did Catherine's. At least Mary still had her "mummy" :(

[@risamistica11]

+Sophie Hew It was suspected that Catharine of Aragon was poisoned, so, no Henry didn´t spare her life. The popular cause of death given at the time was that she´d died of a broken heart. Henry is one of the most famous serial killers in history and he couldn´t let one wife get out alive, if he could possibly help it.

[@susanwebber9247]

I hope you are aware of how wrong you are in that statement. Dear oh dear

[@justmanic9673]

If you are referring to me then I would like to clarify that he left Catherine alive and Mary still had her in a physical sense.

[@karissaelizabethannlowell4500]

Sophie Anne Boleyn was never given a chance to live but Karma is a bitch

[@barbarafisher1963]

Henry VIII continuously wanted other men's bretrothed.. Aragon/his brother's widow..Anne/betroth..Jane/not, but he wanted her and get rid of Anne... Cleves/betrothed then she please him not..Howard/betroth & too young..Parr/she loved another man & wanted him but Henry stepped in..He didn't pick right & the women suffered..

[@gidzmobug2323]

Anne was not officially betrothed. Henry Percy was betrothed to another woman (a daughter of the Earl of Shrewsbury).

[@Kelly14UK]

Mummy! Mummy! Why aren't we going to the shops today?

[@tinachandler3091]

Was this part of a longer movie?

[@GrahamWalters]

Henry being riddled with the pox didn't help his ability to father a child after Elizabeth

[@leanie9660]

What about Edward ?

[@timmeeyh6523]

This Henry guy is like the dark ages version of Simon Leviev What of Sean? Did he make it out of this one alive?

[@janne1232]

She did not commit these horrible crimes, but as hard the truth migth be difficult to swallow, she did bring the kings lawful wife great sorrow, by ignoring the fact, that God is against any break of marriage, no matter who break it. Catherin of Aragon was maried to the king to the end of her life, and nobody respected that. The king as a powerful ruler of England, should have known better to, but innstead he punished the church terrible. It was sad for Anne, but the real Queen was thrown away like trash....that was also a crime....

[@leanie9660]

Sadly, the church is complicit. The pope said no because of Katherine's powerful nephew and because the ruling heads of Europe were against the split, not for legitimate reasons. The church has a long history of approving the dissolution of marriages (with a decent enough bribe, no doubt). Eleanor of Aquitaine was the queen of France, but wanted to marry Henry II, so the pope allowed her marriage to Louis VII to be annulled for reasons of consanguinity, then, approved her marriage to Henry (although THEY were just as closely related)....Henry VIII's claim to the throne was based on his great-great grandfather (John of Gaunt), but HE was married to someone other than the "great-grandfather's" mother..so...illegitimate!! It all means nothing.

[@simikess]

"God is against any breakup of marriage"? Seriously? You know that? So why does the Bible explicitly explain how divorce is to be carried out?

[@JuanitaRichards]

More bloody nonsense. Robert Aske never threatened the kings life or throne. He was polite and respectful after being brought to Henry's court, the first time as a guest, where he had sensible talks with the king and the king gave him a gift of a beautiful expensive cloak.

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

+Brown Owl 12th July 1537 actually, he was sentenced to death on the 17th of May 1537. He was hung in chains from a scaffold outside Cliffords Tower in York.

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

It's you who are wrong. Very wrong He was convicted of high treason in Westminster and was taken back to York, where he was hanged in chains on 12 July 1537, on a special scaffold erected outside Clifford's Tower.

[@juanitarichards1074]

Yes it was. I have read it in many books by historians, the latest in Richard Starkey's book "The Six Wives of Henry VIII", the chapter about Jane Seymour

[@geezerp1982]

@@mrsdinosaur1009 hanged not hung ! felons are hanged , meat are hung . see me after class girl

[@davehoward22]

Sean bean dont have much luck in films does he?

[@risamistica11]

+dave h He´s done a huge amount of work in England and Europe. Hollywood isn´t the only place making movies, you know.

[@davehoward22]

i know,i lived round the corner from his parents

[@risamistica11]

dave h Really! I´ve always loved his work. He was great playing the airline captain with Jody Foster in that where her daughter disappears. Forgot its name.

[@Rome274]

No he's always getting killed off .lol

[@NellasxElensar]

Risa Mystica I think the name is Flight Plan 😊

[@mindy56374]

Can you post the rest???

[@Whoa_Lisa]

Not very close to the real Henry VIII, especially when it comes to the pilgrimage of Grace; but it's entertaining and a good watch.

[@mindy56374]

Are they seriously trying to make us...*sympathise* with Henry???

[@donnaabbott8496]

Who played Henry?

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

I doubt Henry was that violent towards Jane. Especially if she was carrying his child.

[@loggggon]

Is that Ray winstone

[@okppeace317]

He was a awful husband and father

[@smithamy1982]

Where is the beginning of this movie?

[@lexigrimhaive]

Ok, no. Jane was incredibly meek and subservient. She NEVER would have challenged Henry like that, ESPECIALLY not in the presence of others. And Henry NEVER would have thrown the woman carrying his child to the floor!

[@mspinkytee]

+Lexi Vorce Right because you were there and know exactly how he would of acted and Jane would of acted.

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

+Lexi Vorce Actually Jane did once open her mouth about Henry's policies, she especially tried to help Mary and was politely told "not to meddle in the affairs of state and remember Anne Boleyn" Basically telling her to shut up or lose her head.

[@risamistica11]

+Lexi Vorce Only those that were actually there know what really happened.

[@fifismith2377]

*have* acted

[@JustAPlebian]

Why would he have a problem? I mean he forced himself onto Boleynn..

[@saysHotdogs]

Bruuuuhhhh come on he never offered her a pardon! He offered that to Catherine Howard! Historical inaccuracy facepalm

[@hogwashmcturnip8291]

It seems that you need to read a little more history yourself. He offered neither a pardon, especially not Catherine. it seems that some sort of deal was offered to Anne, in that she declared her marriage invalid, which would have made the adultery claims spurious anyway; you can hardly commit adultery against someone you were never married to, but that is by the by. Yes, this is horribly inaccurate, but so is saying he offered Carherine a pardon. Facepalm right back!

[@saysHotdogs]

She was offered clemency, yes she was. I read Tudor history on a regular basis it's a hobby I very much enjoy. Whether or not he would allow the pardon is another story, as he was known for his twisted sense of his own valor. History isn't just one source. You have to source it from mostly ambassador letters, diaries etc. Then compare them. Anne never really had a chance. I've read that she could have saved her own life as well, admitting to her crimes and declaring her marriage invalid would've done that but that's highly doubtful.

[@hogwashmcturnip8291]

Mande Peer Well thank you for letting me know that!| I woud have never have realised history isnt from a tv show or fiction otherwise! Just joking. Henry never offered Catherine a pardon. She was seen to have been unfaithful, may or may not have been pre contracted, and he resolutely had nothing to do with her after her arrest. I personally dont think he trusted himself not to relent. But her crime was far worse than Anne´s in that she probably was culpable, I don´t think Anne was. In Catherine´s case, Henry had to confront what he was, an old, fat ulcerous bloke, married to a teenege bimbo who just didnt fancy him, and who can blame her? Henry had a problem with the truth, especially when it concerned his own self image. So Catherine broke all the rules. Not only did she cuckold the king of England, she made him face the fact of his own mortality. Pardon? Not a snowballs hope in hell!

[@hogwashmcturnip8291]

HogwashMcTurnip My take on the wives is this. Henry was the "spare" to the heir, who died at 17 or so, I think. The future King Arthur, married to Katherine of Aragon. Henry was destined for the Church.,Then lo and behold Big Bro dies and you are Englands Hope! Not satisfied with taking deads bro´s crown,he coveted his wife too.Especially when Daddy said No! Teenage rebellion in spades. I think he actually did love Katherine, perhaps the only one that he really did. Then along comes Anne, when he is sliding into that dodgy age when a man is still attractive, but starting to feel his years. She played her hand bloody well, but she couldnt keep her mouth shut, that Calais swordsman solved that problem. Then there is Janey, weak submissive Janey! Really? That would be the woman who played the same hand as Anne, but without the gob! I often wonder what would have happened if Janey had lived Then we get Anne of Cleeves, the only political match apart from K of A. Very smart lady ,got out of it with her head on her shoulders and a lot of Real Estate!| Catherine Howard was a tragedy waiting to happen, young stupid woman sold to an old lech by her family. Catherine Parr is the Carer. Already married to 2 or 3 old blokes before, she was the one to soothe his old raddled head. Even she came within a whisker of the blade, if you will pardon the pun, but her wits saved her. If you like Tudor stuff, take a look at "The Anne Boleyn Files" on Facebook.

[@JuanitaRichards]

HogwashMcTurnip Catherine was not offered a pardon but her life would have been spared once she confessed to previous sexual activity before her marriage to the king. . ,but when the news about Culpepper came our during Dereham's torture, there was no chance for Catherine to be sent away to a nunnery.

[@sissyrayself7508]

Typos are wrong. That is the truth. I deserve to be duly punished for my many glaringly wrong typos.. by the typo police.

[@ReallyGottaTap]

Where is the promised Sean Bean???

[@leanie9660]

He's Robert Aske.....the guy who trusts the king and is betrayed.

[@emmabeattie9255]

Him out the originals is in this lol

[@linseyem92]

emma beattie yeah Joseph Morgan (klaus) played Thomas culpepper opposite Emily blunt's katherine Howard

[@leanie9660]

@@linseyem92 how did you understand Emma's comment ?

[@linseyem92]

Aileen McMillan no idea I just did x

[@marylou7527]

the part of henry is played by RAY WINSTONE and not SEAN BEAN

[@dollydoll457]

hey, have u read the description?!!!!!!!!

[@marylou7527]

+Dolly Doll sorry my mistake

[@dollydoll457]

No problem dear.

[@risamistica11]

+Betty Joynson Sean Bean´s too good looking and not fat enough...lol...

[@sissyrayself7508]

There is one side of the story..then there is the other side of the story.. On rare occasions the truth is found to be somewhere in the middle.. Very often the truth lies totally on one side or the othee..but it is EASIER for us to say the truth can be found on middle ground rather than pick a side. If we pick a side, then we must also determine WHICH SIDE is telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. This is not impossible to do. Difficult..yes, challenging..yes.. But not impossible. There are no grey areas in the Truth.. The Truth is NOT subjective. Thete IS a right and a wrong.. I will say that The reasons WHY . an offense are committed....these reasons why someone breaks a law or commits a sin..they are explanations..but not excuses..and these reasons DO matter ..they matter intensely. Without understanding WHY people do wrong things we must first understand that there are universal laws that determine right from wrong..our conscious tells us this much..and it would be impossible to be callwd mankind.. at all... without a conscious. Right and wrong do not change.. Yet it seems impossible to choose to do only right. No..not impossible with God..but through our own might..it is impossible. With God.. All things are possible. It may be difficult..it may hurt..but in the end we must choose to side with THE TRUTH. And know that THE TRUTH is knowable.

[@startracker5895]

Yeah because it's really likely Henry spoke with a cockney accent! Lol. Seriously couldn't the actor have put on a slightly posher voice?

[@leval1000]

Star tracker I agree, even his courtiers was more posh than he.

[@leanie9660]

Star tracker.....yes. I found it hard to watch the movie because of the actor portraying Henry. That guy was a low class thug. Henry's mother was a royal princess....he would not have become so coarse.

[@dagnabbit6187]

Thanks to Cromwell Rome burns in England !

[@adammac4960]

He wasn’t a soldier 😂😂. Love the drama tho. It’s like Braveheart pure entertainment

[@MarlboroughBlenheim1]

Cockney Henry?

[@geezerp1982]

henry would be spinning hard in his grave knowning that a peasent cockney was playing him

[@okppeace317]

Henry was awful she was not guilty and he just wanted to rid of her

[@okppeace317]

A bad king as well

[@Kelly14UK]

Trust not, the flattering man...

[@leanie9660]

If you trust in the man who offers you service, you will find yourself among those that have been betrayed.

[@Kelly14UK]

@@leanie9660 Cheers.

[@lyannenescro1203]

Da fuq Ned?!!!

[@georgebernard4983]

Appallingly inaccurate, half of what this film says is not in the Primary Source Records and the acting is awful.

[@leval1000]

How boring it would be if everything was accurate.

[@marshallkane1096]

I agree, lots of artistic licence taken : but it certainly made things more interesting ! Harry was a monstrous killer ; but this delivers a much needed shot of testosterone and toxic masculinity !! Marvellous !!

[@annamerritt3544]

Anne Boleyn was a horrible person and Katherine of Aragon's blood was avenged when Anne died.

[@R.H.Electrical]

Ray Winstone was brilliant in this

[@menahembrodchandel4617]

all this kings were garbish

[@mollykeane2571]

Sean Bean? I don't think so.

[@lunarmodule9915]

This looks like this movie sucks. Go watch Ann of a Thousand Days. It's on KZbin.

[@LaKellita]

England needs the Germans 😂😂