Edward VI & Mary Stuart marriage plans (Becoming Elizabeth)

[@ArtemisScribe]

Edward has basically always been a non-entity in Tudor adaptations, so to see him being allowed to be a real person and a Tudor at that! It's really great to see! And the young man they've cast in the role is magnificent, really perfect at walking the line between child and king without making either part ridiculous. I hope he does well in the future.

[@AmethystEyes]

I recommend “Elizabeth R” too.

[@m.s.6586]

Young BOY.

[@ArtemisScribe]

@@m.s.6586 He's not a *young* boy though. He's 15. To call him a "young boy" would infer he is on the younger end of boyhood, more like 4-10. "Young man" or "young lady" is the polite way to refer to a teenager in British English.

[@allshookup1640]

@@ArtemisScribe well he SHOULD be younger. When Edward took the throne he was 9 years old. Elizabeth was 13 and Mary was 30. The former two were clearly aged up for the series. Edward was 15 years old when he died. He says that Mary Queen of Scots is 5 in this which would make Edward BARELY 11 here in reality.

[@ArtemisScribe]

@@allshookup1640 No one cares.

[@infjelphabasupporter8416]

"I think she's quite beautiful" "she's *five* "

[@Wadiyatalkinabeet_]

That part made me audibly laugh 😂

[@james_giant_peach]

Eddie was like ew dude she’s way too young for me let alone you😂

[@jai-kk5uu]

She's five otto

[@jazzycat8917]

You never realise how much Edward is often totally left out of Tudor pieces until something like this comes along. I've never seen a Tudor show/movie where he was wasn't just barely there as an infant, or skipped entirely

[@antmagor]

I would say his most famous appearance in pop culture would be Mark Twain’s the prince and the popper. As far as his actual reign you’re quite right.

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

That is becasue Edward VI is not some sweet child but a gifted politician and well-educated Boy who knew he was being played by his adult council members. Plus his 1st tutor was his half sister Elizabeth when he was very young. Edward VI once ripped a living bird of prey to pieces because he was angry with his council.

[@BcyesandIsaidso]

​@@AnnaBellaChannelThat last story isn't true. It was a fake story that someone made up. There was a story about a king named Charles WAY before Edward was even born (hell , his father was probably not even born , or maybe a child.) , Where he ripped the wings off a hawk for the same reasons.

[@LyricalXilence]

Heck yeah! This boy is awesome. He's not throwing a childish temper tantrum he's bringing up some good points. Then dropping the mic reminding them who they're talking to.

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

Henry VIII was famous for his KIng Tantrums which normally ended with a noble man or women going to the tower for a little chop. All the Tudor Monarchs had tantrums seems to come with the job.

[@Wadiyatalkinabeet_]

His entire reign was a temper tantrum, especially against Catholics😭😭😭 little bastard had it coming to him

[@beckyweiss6072]

I laughed at Edward’s temper in this, an excellent addition. He’s Henry VIII’s son through and through 😂😂😂

[@SupremeViola]

I haven't seen the series, but hearing the words "she's five" in a boy's voice really snapped me into the reality of how much a CHILD he really was.

[@nassauguy48]

At the time, he was only nine.

[@theoriginaltoba]

@@nassauguy48💀💀

[@gidzmobug2323]

​@@nassauguy48Yes, and several years before such a marriage could have been consummated.

[@methosimortal]

I'm sure Edward didn't go around cursing but it's still nice to see them portraying Edward as more than a hapless puppet. he really was a very bright, intelligent kid. I don't particularly like the way he used his intelligence but if there's one thing you can say about all the Tudors is that they were very intelligent people.

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

Edward VI once ripped a living bird of prey to pieces because he was angry with his council. All the Tudor Monarchs are famous for having angry hissy fits and tantrums. Henry VIII was famous for them. Edward VI had them, Mary I had them and Elizabeth I had them as well.

[@Ilive_420]

​​@@AnnaBellaChannel 😢 No, poor bird oh god.

[@BcyesandIsaidso]

​@@Ilive_420Lol it's a fake story.

[@spearshake4771]

​@@AnnaBellaChannel Did Henry VII also have such fits of anger?

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

@@spearshake4771 Does it rain in the UK? The Tudor Temper is legendary. Even Lady Margaret Beaufort (Tudor grandma) had angry fits from time to time when she was not praying. Henry VII did have rages but his rage was the silent and deadly kind. Henry VII cooly waited and then got angry. Rather than explode into a hissy fit but I bet he had them. He also took to fining his nobles for money rather than chopping off their heads. It made the crown very rich.

[@Lessareve]

I have to say the young actor playing Edward VI is phenomenal!

[@gjsakajc]

His mother is a dancer and choreographer, and his father's a bass at Covent Garden......

[@johndurrer7869]

He is actually a 25 year old little person

[@L0velySam]

@@johndurrer786917

[@husseinmuhammed828]

Funny how this boy has a real resemblance to the real life character he plays if you compare his looks with edward’s portrait

[@ms.migrant]

True

[@GabrielaGARAYREYES]

Probably one of his baste*eds 😮😂

[@sl7883]

this actor is incredible. i honestly feel like im seeing this character grow and mature mentally. i know they have to condense the events for the plot to move forward but i feel like this guy nailed the dichotomy of being a child and being a very well educated king if lacking experience. the only other time ive ever seen acting like this was kirsten dunst playing claudia in interview with a vampire. essentially these characters are children who think in an adult way and its such a fine line to walk. oliver zetterstrom is the kids name. i do hope i continue to see him.

[@justinwakeling2966]

Who plays Edward in Becoming Elizabeth? Becoming Elizabeth (TV Series 2022) - Oliver Zetterström as Edward VI

[@justinwakeling2966]

Isn't it incredible

[@allshookup1640]

Fun fact! Mary Queen of Scots and Edward VI actually WERE engaged! When Edward was 6 and Mary was 6 months old. Clearly it didn’t work out. Edward VI died at 15 and Mary Queen of Scots went on to marry Francis II of France. (Who died at age 16) and you know the rest of Mary’s story.

[@gidzmobug2323]

From what I have read, Henry VIII did want the Roman Catholic Mary Stuart to marry Edward. But that was not what Scotland's royal family wanted. Mary was sent to France to marry Francis II. Another possible bride for Edward: his Suffolk cousin, Lady Jane. She was (as I recall) closer to his age and a Protestant

[@ptolemyglenn79]

It was initially arranged for Mary to marry the English King Henry VIII's son Prince Edward; however the Scots refused to ratify the agreement.. hence it didn't happen you dumb cow

[@BcyesandIsaidso]

​@@gidzmobug2323I don't think that was ever truly set in stone though. From what I read , it was just a deal Henry Grey was trying to make with Edward Seymour. VI may not have been even aware of the engagement idea

[@gidzmobug2323]

@@BcyesandIsaidso Perhaps not. Henry set up a regency council to rule in Edward's name till he came of age. What ended up happening was that one person set himself up as "Lord Protector". First it was Edward Seymour, then it was the Earl of Warwick. Last was John Dudley, father of Guildford and Robert.

[@christopherhogg8364]

They were fighting a war over it in the latter stages of Henry's reign. Led by the man here, Edward Seymour. It was called the rough wooing and both countries were divided along many lines. The lower classes didn't want it that much is sure. The Roman road Dere street runs past my house. It's a gravel farm track here where people walk their dogs. South of the wear it's a significant local road and south of the Tees it's the A1 motorway - the locals here dug it up and demolished the bridges as they were sick of armies going backwards and forwards along it - even English and Welsh soldiers raped and pillaged their way through not just the Scots.

[@emilissaschwemmer5570]

So nice to see Edward fleshed out as a real person.

[@Helga7850]

In this show all actors are very similar to the portraits. in the TV series The Tudors there was a gorgeous sexy Henry the eighth, light years away from the fat human toilet we see in the portraits.

[@JetBlackStare77]

Love this casting of Edward! He looks like his portrait AND when he looks slightly off to the side he bears resemblance to his mum Jane Seymour in her Holbein portrait 👏👏👏👏

[@ms.migrant]

Ikr

[@nycot107]

"I AM THE FUCKING KING!" Lol this kid. Imagine him giving Joffrey from GOT a piece of his mind XD

[@nassauguy48]

I really do not think the term "fucking" as an adjective existed then.

[@radias2589]

​@nassauguy48 tbf the English they're speaking may be a bit ahistoric in general. I may be mistaken but in the 1500s English was spoken a little bit differently

[@astra-rb6sz]

@@nassauguy48it wasn’t

[@georgeprchal3924]

Lord Tywin didn't suffer Joffrey he definitely wouldn't Edward Tudor.

[@mackenzied87]

I’ve been seeing scenes from this show online and I have to say I love this adaptation of Edward. As people have been saying, he’s not a child throwing a tantrum and he’s not being unreasonable. But he also plays the role of a young man filling Henry VIIIs shoes very well.

[@justinwakeling2966]

It's on channel 4 this autumn

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

The Tudor Monoarch rages are legendary.

[@larryduncan4071]

The way he holds that "F" when he says" ---ucking King"...is everything.

[@oscarc.3597]

"The king is tired, send him to his chambers".

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

@@oscarc.3597 Edward VI would have eaten Tywin Lannister for breakfast.

[@Mochiette]

"I AM THE FUCKING KING!" Holy shit lmao.

[@junesilvermanb2979]

GOD SAVE THE KING

[@becauseyesandisaidso3474]

@@junesilvermanb2979 If only God could've heard us saying it now for him and that otheir 13-year old Edward King

[@WilkensTokarev3]

Henry VIII looking on his son as a ghost: 😎😎😎 attaboy son!

[@AncaXBre]

'It was your father's wish, as you know' Edward: Along with me having more brothers, conquering France, keeping his first divorce on the low, being viewed as an Adonis at 400 pounds and with an ulcered leg, anyone agreeing with his religious ideas and getting an extravagant tomb. So why should we keep doing stupid shit for his sake? Sorry, can't resist roasting Henry a bit😅 On another note, hallelujah, they managed to find a good child actor for once. Hope to keep seeing the kid in more stuff.

[@m8trxd]

Dammit I need to renew my Starz subscription now. "I AM THE FUCKING KING!" Love it!

[@20PINKluvr]

When he yells that "he is the fucking king" both of them standing silently thinking "point well made"

[@nae1kuu]

Прям так будто у них появился конкурент и они ничего не могут сказать кроме как " хорошо сказано"

[@charlotteinfj4412]

My God, so young and such a good actor. Amazing

[@amany247]

No god but Allah Islam way for peace and real monotheist Search about the truth with honest heart

[@charlotteinfj4412]

@@amany247 Oh shut up. You are making an arss of yourself.

[@The-Allfather-Odin]

​@@amany247no

[@crenner07]

“Any man who must say ‘I am the king’ is no true king.” - Tywin Lannister

[@gusleybighusley6062]

Sometimes the underlings need to be reminded for their sake. I hate this quote by Tywin. I liked it at first but now any character says it anywhere people comment it. So overused.

[@thepinkestpigglet7529]

Thats a weird thing to say about a boy protesting an arranged marriage to a five year old

[@Myles0Harcourt]

Correct. But Edward is the fucking king

[@teaonrainyday888]

@@Myles0Harcourt Indeed,he fucking is!

[@sarahjames927]

He was talking about Joffrey. He knew he wasn’t the king of anything.

[@thehistoryfreak13]

whats ironic is that the French and Scottish alliance ended up benefitting England in the end anyways. Francis died while Mary was raised away from Scotland while it became more Protestant and when she returned as Catholic had fickle support and France started to have its own civil issues sur to religion and succession because of Mary Queen of Scots mothers family the De Guises who were raising up trouble in france that started the whole thing.

[@ThePharaoho]

Right, of course none of them could forsee the future. I felt for Mary. After Francis died and she lost the French crown and French military backing, it was all over for her. I have to give her credit for her strength of character and will through it all, especially when her secretary Rizzio was murdered right in front of her as she stood heavily pregnant with the heir to the Scottish throne. I was shocked to read how the Scottish Lord's manhandled her. She really was doomed once she returned. No support from her treacherous Lord's, a traitor for a brother, and a psycho for a husband... Goodness...

[@thehistoryfreak13]

@@ThePharaoho well, I would disagree. A lot of what happened to her was from her inability to realize the situation she was in. If u compare her to Elizabeth u realize she acted impulsively a lot and didn’t realize how precarious her position as queen was and took it for granted since she never had to fight for it before.

[@ThePharaoho]

@@thehistoryfreak13 That may be true, yet Elizabeth made mistakes too, but Elizabeth was wise enough to do what needed to be done in the end to rectify the mistakes. I agree, Mary was impulsive and impatient. For example, I believe Lord Darnley had contracted either syphilis or smallpox and was possibly dying? (Marrying him was politically smart because with both their claims to England, their son would unite Britannia), yet had Mary waited, she would have been rid of him naturally. The one mistake that cost her tho was not arresting Bothwell after Darnley's murder. She married him which upset Scots of every class. I believe she was already pregnant with Bothwell's twins which is why she did it. She may have felt Bothwell was the only person she could trust.. anyhow, it was a grave mistake that cost her everything. Also Mary was too nice. She hesitated to execute traitors both after the round about raids and after being held hostage when she and Darnley escaped.

[@thehistoryfreak13]

@@ThePharaoho also she failed to realize that the mood in Scotland would not tolerate her catholic faith. She didn’t recognize how antagonistic the aristocracy were and how much more in danger she would be in if she had a son. Also picking Lord Darnley was bad in my opinion. He was crazy before. His insistence on crown matrimonial and her refusal. And killing him so blatantly was ridiculous. Yeah Elizabeth had her faults. She had a vicious temper and many other things but she was clever in being able to recognize situations that posed a threat to her rule.

[@ThePharaoho]

@@thehistoryfreak13 I disagree about Lord Darnley. Politically it was smart. With both their claims to England, Elizabeth really had little alternative but to name James her successor. Mary at least did right in providing an heir, something Elizabeth failed at doing. I agree about the Catholic thing... Mary was aware of the hostility toward her as a Catholic, yet she was too willful. She stood on principle, she made the mistake of thinking she could charm her way out of the hostility, not. Still I felt had she arrested Bothwell and executed him for Darnley's murder, the Scots would've forgave her, yet she was pregnant so... She and Darnley did lay together so she could've posed him as the father. Converting tho would've been the best decision. lol I remember reading when Mary Tudor comes to power in England. Elizabeth pretends to convert to Catholicism, but feigns a headache and illness to not attend Mass. She also spits out the holy sacrament further trying Mary's patience...

[@hystari200]

“I am the FUCKING KING” Takes a lot after his dad you can tell 😄

[@ngguekchin563]

“I am the fucking king!”😂😂😂

[@GoldLove21]

The opposite of king Joffery GOT, A boy king who with valid arguments

[@20PINKluvr]

And his grown men advisors keep on forgetting that he IS the king and not just some boy prince lol

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

@@20PINKluvr They forget that his father the king is now dead and he is the new living breathing King. Long Live the King.

[@jonathanredacted3245]

When a childish tantrum saved hundreds if not thousands of people from dying in a war

[@rncine]

Love your downloads, you pick the best ones 👍 That little munchkin is a great actor too!

[@hellund2874]

At first I wanted to gripe about the "I am the f** king" line but then I remembered that obviously none of the language we hear is accurate for Tudor England. They would have spoken Early Modern English (stage in between Middle English and Modern English), so it really doesn't matter if a word seems anachronistic. They all are.

[@jacoblawson9934]

Joffrey is killing it in this show!!!! Lol

[@The-Allfather-Odin]

Edward>>>>>>>>>>>>Joffrey

[@timofeimitiuriev3944]

Henry VIII: EEEEEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! Watch your language, boy!

[@justinwakeling2966]

Wow what a brilliant young actor hes really encapsulated Edward how i imagined a son of the most prolific monarch

[@zacharyclark5617]

I would like to see what England would have been like if Edward had been king for a good three decades.

[@nassauguy48]

Unfortunately, he would have been a Protestant version of his sister Mary.

[@MichSherl]

Wow such a display from Edward here, really trying to show who is the king, not an easy situation at all. Thanks for posting Lili!

[@Vic35102]

My God that young actor is brillias Edward A very hard task to do as a young actor

[@rjwalker4153]

Well, I looked it up. Although not as commonly used then, the "F" word does go back to the 1500's , and maybe a little before. There was documentation of a monk who used it in a swearing manner in 1528. This surprised me. I did not know the swear word had been around that long.

[@Aarontlondon]

I love this refreshing take on the Tudors! 😂

[@AI-hx3fx]

“I am the f***ing King!” He has an obvious point. Once he became The Sovereign - at least then - he can basically run things as he saw fit. And he did possess a certain maturity given his circumstances.

[@gidzmobug2323]

Edward was not allowed to change Henry's will re the succession--but whether that was just during his minority, we won't ever know.

[@nassauguy48]

@@gidzmobug2323 It was not just that. Parliament and the Council would never accept the proper order being turned on its head. A cousin could never leapfrog ahead of two sisters in the succession.

[@wonipowa7542]

They did a great job of capturing how similar Edward was recounted to be to his father - even from a young age. He could have been a very strong and terror as a king had he lived long.

[@hi.3971]

Omg he is Exactly like his father

[@melieflynn-hayes7996]

Edward can be like Henry when choosing a wife

[@justinwakeling2966]

This will be on channel 4 soon for those who have yet to watch it ! Personally I really enjoyed it

[@iosonomaurisio]

"ShE'S fIvE!" bruh you're ten-

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

Edward VI was 9 years old when he became King of England.

[@iosonomaurisio]

@@AnnaBellaChannel no, Henry died in 1547, so Edward, who was born in 1537, was 10

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

@@iosonomaurisio Edward VI was crowned on 20 February 1547 at the age of nine.

[@juliancain3872]

​@@iosonomaurisio Edward was born *October* 1537 and was crowned in *February* 1547. The boy was nine, did you forget how months work?

[@justinwakeling2966]

Who plays Edward in Becoming Elizabeth? Becoming Elizabeth (TV Series 2022) - Oliver Zetterström as Edward VI

[@GlamorousTitanic21]

It’s crazy that when discussing the Tudors, the vast majority of people often forget about Henry VII, then jump from Henry VIII to either Mary or Elizabeth. Edward is often completely overlooked for the fact that he simply did not live long enough to truly make a mark on English history like his father or sisters did.

[@thedrinkinggamemaker9749]

I am the fucking King!

[@tomurg]

Any man who must say I am The fucking king is no true fucking king

[@The-Allfather-Odin]

​@@tomurgEdward is a true king while Jeffrey is a basterd. Also it is out of context and therefore wrong.

[@indiciaobscure]

He looks startling like his portrait

[@123brownjames]

Edward VI had a lot of sense. It was the men telling him what to do that ran him into the ground. If he lived, he’d have been the male equivalent to Elizabeth I

[@redd605]

He reminds me of that king in games of thrones a bit ,who becomes horrible.

[@THINKincessantly]

I AM THE KING! 👑If jolly ole Henry III, Longshanks daddy, didn’t scream it aloud on the battlefield back in the 1260s, he would have been slaughtered, cut to bits...You see, he was purposely dressed by DeMontfort in DeMontforts livery so that he would be cut down were he to escape...So saying I am the King saved his life... 👑

[@HaloFlemz86]

I love this actor, he's play it to perfection. The idiots that thought the boy would be easy to mold. They had another thing coming.

[@THINKincessantly]

Starz really done the era justice....wow!

[@ginaminotto6762]

" i am the fucking king!"😅😅😅 priceless.😊

[@christopherhogg8364]

Its great to see a drama focussed on edwards reign. And this kid is one fine actor already, hes got a bright future...... its shit that they cancelled series 2.

[@cynthiaromo4170]

"Im the f*cking king" Me:f*cking is your attitude

[@nae1kuu]

Этот мальчик чертовски хорош, так же как и его аргументы

[@justinwakeling2966]

I was sad they didbt commissions a next season it would of been gr8 2 c the machinations of Edward changjng the line of succession & lady jane Grey

[@bostonblackie9503]

Mary married the Dauphin of France and would have been Queen of France if he hadn't died. She was also next in line, after Elizabeth, to be Queen of England.

[@Lily1127channel]

She was Queen of France briefly because Francis II became king during their short marriage.

[@FunFilmFare]

Edward doesn't wanna repeat his dad's mistake of marrying someone just for their portrait 😆

[@ladyshakari]

Lol, i am the F-iing king!

[@paulwheeler8913]

Imagine how different English and Scottish history would have been if Edward had lived and married Mary!… no James of Scotland… No Charles 1st and possibly no English civil war…

[@BcyesandIsaidso]

Kind of scary though. Mary could have had her period before Edward died and they could have been forced to have intercourse and have a kid together , with Mary probably being as young as 11 (or even younger....)

[@VeronikaJS]

Holy crap just watched the video where he signs his uncles death warrant this actor for Edward VI is hilarious. Lmfao

[@linzainib7441]

Like father like son especially that hot temper, Jane is not going to be happy with her sons behavior, and anne having the last laugh isn't a comfort to her or maybe it is

[@user-kf6lu4dn2r]

Edward was completely right. It was ridiculous to expect a boy old enough to be married, to wed a 5 year old. Neverminanything else, as monarch Edward had to get busy creating heirs as soon as he was physicallly able, he did not have the luxury of waiting 8 or 10 years for Mary to grow up, He needed a young lady who was able and ready to carry a pregnancy.

[@sqseq1237]

0:26

[@MHawk-xt7vq]

Edward was only 9 year old when they crown him king of Tudor. 🤴

[@AJP1613]

Apple did not fall from the tree with this lid. He’s Henry VIII son for sure. 😂

[@WilkensTokarev3]

He's much like his dad Henry VIII like father like son and Henry VIII as a ghost looking upon his son: 😎😎😎 that's my boy!

[@dameinnoble3995]

Mary had already been in France long before five. Nice to see Edward getting some time.

[@graceneilitz7661]

Mary Queen of Scots arrived in France in August of 1548 when she was around 5 1/2 years old (she became Queen when she was 6 days old). Edward became king in January of 1547 (he was about 9 1/4 years old) so there is plenty of time for them to have this conversation.

[@mckinleygirl98]

Edward watch yo mouth boyyy!!!

[@jamesBFC1887]

"I AM THE FUCKING KING" let bro cook

[@calliefinck6275]

Can you add the scene where Edward leaves and Elizabeth sees him off please

[@Lily1127channel]

I will, today 😊

[@calliefinck6275]

Thank you so much Lili I can’t wait for more. This series is so good except for the fictitious affair between Elizabeth and Seymour, which never happened in real life. I know for a fact she never gave in and was naturally disturbed by it. Can’t wait to see him die hopefully soon

[@Lily1127channel]

@@calliefinck6275 Well this whole affair thing is very unclear, no? I mean, it's known that Catherine Parr sent her away after finding her embracing with Thomas. Of course it could have been a forced embrace too, we will never know. Then we know Kat Ashley said Elizabeth had affection for Thomas (whatever affection means?). So I think we don't know if there were any secret visits she "consented" to (I think a 14-year-old cannot give a valid consent to a grown man, it's just gross) or not. They certainly could have portrayed the whole Thomas thing in a worse light, but I don't think it is 100% sure that the way they portrayed it is inaccurate. It's one of the things we will never know. It's certain that Elizabeth avoided Thomas's advances after she was sent away by Catherine and she also rejected his marriage proposal. But what went on in Catherine Parr's house, I think we will never know for sure. It is certain that Thomas was said to be a very handsome, charming, and convincing man, and 14-year-old girls are very impressionable. But yeah we will never know. To me, in the series he seems a typical predetor who grooms and then abuses his victims. Ep 4 is a proof of it, he is straight up despicable there, to Jane, to Catherine, to everyone. It's just that the Elizabeth actress should be much younger. I mean, imagine the same kissing scenes with a real 14-year-old, for example the girl who played Elizabeth in The Tudors. Thomas kissing that little girl would look utterly disgusting, consent or no consent.

[@calliefinck6275]

Maybe in real life she was flattered by in at first but eventually got disturbed because he would try to sleep in the same bed with her tickle her and actually did slash her dress off

[@Roheryn100]

@@calliefinck6275 No one can know what happened "for a fact". I've read countless serious bios of Elizabeth, and the details are very much clouded ...

[@justinwakeling2966]

They say a week is a long time in politics! So why was this the one of the only times we have seen Edward represented realistically He was the fxxxg King 😅

[@juliennelamirez2428]

"She's 5"

[@happybkwrm]

Edward was known to be a VERY zealous Protestant. Mary was raised Catholic. If he'd lived to adulthood (and Mary hadn't been sent to France) I wonder what would have happened?

[@justinwakeling2966]

Talk about a chip of the old block * I am the fxxxg King * no denying he was Henry viii*s son 😮😮😮

[@Jtankgirl]

I missed scene. what episode was this?

[@Lily1127channel]

Episode 1

[@savagedarksider5934]

Whoa. You have bots in the comment section.

[@jononpaper]

0:20 lmfao

[@chiara1194]

Whatever you say, Joffrey

[@kristenrock7783]

Ummmm langue your majesty. lol 🤣🤣👑👑

[@ijunkie]

Edward tragically died on the cusp of his manhood.

[@popcelebritiy]

I am the fucking king! lol

[@jasmynstevens7460]

I think shes rather beautiful . LMFAO SHES FIVE HE SAYS BAHAHAHAHAHAHA😂🤣😅

[@TheImperialChannel]

*Did the king actually said "fu***ng" or is it a 21st century anachronism?*

[@javierdelvalle4624]

Is a shame this series was cancelled

[@Eloisard12]

Alguém traduz ?

[@DarkSektori]

0:21 and especially one that's Catholic Edward, l worry would of ruled similar to his father and thats not necessarily a good thing.

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

What he does not know of that Mary Queen of Scots instead goes to King France instead goes to his son

[@nitewanderer]

Did they even say “fucking” back then? Or is this just artistic liberties?

[@ismbuilders1496]

Poor ed he did see his mother because his mom died when he is 4 months?

[@GabrielaGARAYREYES]

😮😮😮😮🎉😢

[@milliesaysokboomer]

Is that his real voice? He looks a little too old to be sounding like that and from the way he moves his mouth and the expressions on his face it really looks like a voice over work

[@Lily1127channel]

It's 100% his real voice 😀 It's the same in interviews

[@milliesaysokboomer]

@@Lily1127channel thanks!

[@lizkt]

Ug why do people add the F word to period shows!

[@nassauguy48]

The marriage would never have worked. By the time she was of marriageable age, Mary Stuart was a devout Catholic. Edward was a dyed in the wool evangelical Protestant.

[@MaddirpstwinAnythingyouwantfor]

I AM THE FCKING KING

[@micheleford4282]

they really didnt say things like fucking to each other back then lol and edward was sickly during his reign and it wasnt long i dont think he really ruled at all

[@Lily1127channel]

He ruled for 6 years, with a Lord Protector (Edward Seymour) ruling for him as he was underage. But Edward was not completely passive as a child king, he had his own ideas and he was always consulted. He was not always sick. He died young of illness, but he was healthy before that disease, with occasional childhood illnesses. But his death caught most people unprepared as they did not expect him to die so suddenly. That suggests he was not a sickly person who people thought would die.

[@thepinkestpigglet7529]

They also didn't speak any sort of language modern day English speakers could recognize

[@Lily1127channel]

@@thepinkestpigglet7529 Yeah exactly. So many people keep saying they are bothered by the historical inaccuracy that the characters so often say the F word in this series. But then, how should they exactly speak? They can't speak exactly the same way 16th century people spoke English, hardly anyone would understand, let alone enjoy, that in a tv show. So what can these characters say and what can't they say? Can they say "you"? These people in the 16th century most probably said "thou" and "thee" instead of "you". So "you" is okay and the F word is not okay? Where is the limit to modernization?

[@Kolgai]

Pretty sure he was a ginger not a blonde.

[@lucycormack985]

Anyone who says I’m the king is not a real king

[@LordMarvin1993]

he wasn't announcing his title he was educating his advisors

[@thepinkestpigglet7529]

Weird thing to say about a kid protesting an arranged marriage and potential war

[@ManuelPotal-py4ug]

"I'AM THE FUCK!NG KING!" is this child even allowed to say that? ( no hate)

[@missyrose2154]

So is it King Edward spelled B-R-A-T???

[@The-Allfather-Odin]

Edward is the goat

[@The-Allfather-Odin]

Edward>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Anne and Elisabeth