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[@MsKK909]

Mary didn’t have a Scottish accent.... she had a French accent because she lived in France since she was a baby. She acted and spoke as a French woman.

[@whateveritwasitis]

you know that is an excellent point and does take away credibility, i didnt consider this. first thing off the boat and shes got the strong draw, no it doesn't happen like that. but Saoirse Ronan could be speaking a 12th century Swaheli dialect and id still be in love.

[@mortalclown3812]

Presumably, she even thought in French.

[@MsKK909]

@@mortalclown3812 Another thing movies about Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots do repeatedly is contain a scene where the Queens meet. The two never met…but I guess the drama factor is just too good for the writers to pass up.

[@eveledbetter3329]

I am pretty sure she was about 6 years old when she moved to France. Which means that french would not have been her native tongue.

[@MsKK909]

@Suzi True…it’s just a film, but IMO, it could have been just as interesting and entertaining (perhaps even more so) had this facet of history been portrayed accurately. It would have highlighted why the Scottish barons were so adverse to her. I’m not a fan of revising history….and especially doing so for such a petty reason.

[@cflowers29]

I bet you guys did not know that both Queens are buried next to each other at Westminster Abby in London. Its crazy because the cousins never met each other.

[@babuybabuyan]

Hi, actually Queen Elizabeth was buried beside Queen Mary I, her half-sister and not beside Mary, Queen of Scots :))

[@siusaidhdubhodhar5383]

Mary was not originally buried at Westminster - after her execution she was buried at Peterborough Abbey, when Katheryne of Aragon is buried. When her son became James I of England, he had her remains moved to London. She is not next to Elizabeth but across the aisle. Close enough. 😀

[@margaretroseduchessofpough8485]

Chris Flowers different Mary The Mary who buried next to Elizabeth I is Mary I or Bloody Mary (Elizabeth’s half sister daughter of Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII)

[@Moonwatery]

@@babuybabuyan Mary Stuart Mary I and bloody are the same person .

[@siusaidhdubhodhar5383]

HalloIchBinDieGabi no they aren’t. Mary Stewart was the daughter of king James V of Scotland and his second wife, Marie de Guise. Mary I of England was Henry VIII’s daughter by Katheryne of Aragon. She ruled England with her husband Philip of Spain, after her brother Edward VI died. When she died, because she had no children, Philip returned to Spain and Elizabeth became queen. When Elizabeth died, Mary Stewart’s son James VI of Scotland became king of England. Mary Stewart’s father James V was the son of James IV and Margaret Tudor (Henry VIII elder sister).

[@jvincent6548]

A very good film. Both leading actors were compelling. Was it historically accurate? Well, no (as far as the historical record shows), but it isn't a history lesson. As Shakespeare says in so many different ways in the prologue to his plays, "O, pardon! And let us, On your imaginary forces work. Piece out our imperfections with your thoughts. For 'tis your thoughts that now must deck our kings. Gently to hear, kindly to judge, our play".

[@sidneyrosey]

The opening scene on the beach reminded me so much of The Piano. Don't know if it was a homage or the directors really like ocean shots, but it was ever so lovely to see those same gothic images~ 🤗

[@nathanfugate8210]

Why do they continue to portray Mary as young and beautiful at the time of her execution? When she went to the chop, she was neither. In fact, when they raised her severed head, the red wig came off, and her chubby faced head with its short, balding gray hair was revealed. It would be refreshing to see a truly historically accurate version be filmed.

[@SushiBakeNMC]

Nathan Fugate that would've been an awesome ending tbh

[@charlesyang8146]

The truth of matter is Americans don't want to go to the theaters see old ugly fat women. Everybody wants to see young sexy actresses. Such is Hollywood.

[@noahnl8790]

Nathan Fugate Because it’s kind of weird when Mary is in her twenties for the whole movie to have her played by someone else in the last five minutes.

[@LifeInPink999]

Because I think in this one she is the heroine and victim of the cruel Queen Elisabeth who Mary attempted to murder but who cares about accuracy when there is enough drama and a black man in the inner circle of the queen (facepalm).

[@mohammedalahmed2920]

How do you know

[@googlesubscriber2324]

I hate how weak and insecure they made Elizabeth seem

[@ibrahimabarry4937]

Ramona Oklahoma was she not ? I’m genuinely asking, since she actually had the now extinct smallpox

[@liamthorne7326]

Elizabeth is interpreted in many different ways depending on history writing. Because of the lack of solid evidence on smaller details of Elizabeth’s life, historians and filmmakers present different views on her persona itself. This film presents a different view than Cate Blanchett’s films did, but we don’t know if either are correct per se

[@RixMorales]

Cate Blanchett's Elizabeth is too feisty for me, and she didn't portray her with smallpox

[@dimitrisolaz6921]

She became strong, but as every single strong person in the world she was weak in the first place. I actually think they made her more human, more accessible, I found the development of her character very interesting and I was thrilled by the performance of Margot Robbie (I even wanted to see more of her).

[@76jonboi]

When it came to Mary Elizabeth was always insecure jealous just like her other pretty cousins Katherine grey lettece Knowles she imprisoned them at times Katherine was for years

[@dukeofglasgow9354]

Fun fact: Lucius Malfoy’s ancestor once tried to seduce young Elizabeth to marry him but failed, then he cursed her family. That’s why centuries later her house turned into his descendants’ property: the Malfoy Manor.

[@aeroTnz]

Not funny hope your not still an idiot

[@dann_mrtins]

Mary's castle is kinda rustic if compared to Elizabeth's.

[@Acme633]

Yeah, and the holy statue got drenched in seawater when she got off the boat. What a shame.

[@dann_mrtins]

@@Acme633 What you mean with that?

[@Acme633]

I mean everything with Mary's court and attendants seemed so primitive. Like in the scene I mentioned, they did not even protect the holy statue from seawater.

[@dann_mrtins]

@@Acme633 oh, that's right. I though you were kinda ironic or something like, because I don't dominate english (not yet). But that's right, Elizabeth Palace is modern and more detailed, Mary's castle seems to be very very medieval. And other aspects as well, like the court.

[@graphiquejack]

That at least makes some sense. Scotland was a much poorer country than England at the time. When her son, James VI of Scotland, becomes King of England after the death of Elizabeth, he can't believe how he hit the jackpot.

[@FiorDiCiliegio86]

Beautiful Saorsie

[@angelinakontopria4058]

the music of this film is amazing

[@Rayblondie]

Maybe but the film is a bad one. Good music doesn't make a bad film good.

[@jvincent6548]

That 'say it all' word, "amazing", again! I'm surprised you didn't decide to type fewer letters and use the word, 'nice'.

[@samanthasnyder9087]

I loved the music as well. Ignore the trolls above me. 😊

[@charitysheppard4549]

I hate the argument that Hollywood has to take "artistic license" with movies to make them appeal to modern sensibilities and desire for "drama." History is overflowing with amazing things that modern people love to see: sex, betrayal, scandals, violence, wars, intrigue, plot twists, etc. It is only boring history teachers and professors who educate with such mind-numbing effect that history is all about dates. Instead, focus on the people and the events, and all of the intrigues contained therein, and you can turn many from believing that history has to be "dramatized" into being interesting, into KNOWING history, its events and people, are fascinating without any extemperanous Hollywood influence.

[@justanotherhappyhumanist8832]

Well said!

[@luisitosantiago6098]

Charity Sheppard historical accuracy above all

[@joannebailey8277]

totally agree, Charity. My favorite teacher in college was my history teacher. I was blessed to have him. His class was all essay...He was so into the characters he taught that it was truly interesting and entertaining. This time period is my favorite. Can never get enough of it.

[@mscott3918]

Charity Sheppard Totally agree with you. Or, why not just make a fictional film? Not rewrite our history. It's intellectual pretensions and the Hollywood need to be following whatever ridiculous trends are currently fashionable.

[@Rayblondie]

I know it is very sad isn't it. It seemed to have modern standards applied to it. I'm not racist but I cannot believe there were so many dark races in the palaces in those days. I cannot believe Mary would have spoken to homosexuals in the way that she did.

[@luanagomes105]

All in all, what I really liked was the sound of the footsteps. Very pleasant!

[@koraldavis3474]

My mom would loved that movie. I miss you mom😟😟😞

[@user-gs1di4sk2r]

Koral Davis I send my condolences ❤️remember she lives on in you x

[@koraldavis3474]

@@user-gs1di4sk2r Thank You.

[@artartmatialarts]

What is the movie‘ s name?

[@perfectpens1262]

Dana Davison it is great when racists people reveal themselves......let your true selves continue to shine

[@perfectpens1262]

Dana Davison they may not be racists boo but you certainly sound like you are....

[@eleonoragv]

Rip in peace, Mary queen of Scots

[@jvincent6548]

what? do you mean just RIP?

[@eleonoragv]

@@jvincent6548 Buenas tardes...simplemente que descanse en paz.

[@oliverfrank6226]

Why does she have a Scottish accent if she’s spent her whole life in France

[@solitarypilot1482]

Oliver Frank she didn't live her 'whole life' in France. please read what is shown in the beginning of the video

[@GoGreen1977]

@@solitarypilot1482 She was sent to France when she was 5. She most likely barely spoke English, let alone with a Scots accent.

[@solitarypilot1482]

@@GoGreen1977 okay.

[@jvincent6548]

Good point but go with it; don't let it spoil your enjoyment. BUt why did both MAry and Elizabeth have perfect teeth? Why were they about 6 inches taller than the real ladies? Why did they use modern horses and not the breeds they had back in 16th Century? Well, you see, because the film is a play and made with actors (people and horses) in the 21st century.

[@shellc6743]

@@jvincent6548 Mary was 5'11" inches tall ... Elizabeth's teeth were black and rotted, Mary was younger than her second cousin Elizabeth.

[@carlom.8229]

why saoirse didnt get nominated for oscars? explain please

[@enricalarconperez5185]

Carlo Macasero Yes. WHY? WHYYYYY? 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@lemonpanty1239]

I think they cannot nominate two movies about queens and these stuff, we got the favourite

[@lara2260]

Think the film came out too late to be recognised at this years Oscars

[@darthexcellentious77]

I'm not sure but maybe they will qualify for next year's awards...

[@angelinakontopria4058]

@@darthexcellentious77 no because it got a nomination for makeup i think

[@InnateNobility]

In the end, Mary had to clean up Henry VIII's dynastic mess. It's ironic how Henry decried his elder sister Margaret's wish for a divorce from her second husband while he himself was creating a huge mess in England just to marry Anne Boleyn. And although Anne won in the end by her daughter Elizabeth becoming the most famous monarch in the history of England, it was Henry VIII's sister Margaret -- whose line he himself crossed out of the English succession -- that had the strongest claim after numerous replacements before and after Elizabeth I's reign were considered or actually placed on the throne (Lady Jane Grey). His sister Mary (Queen of France, Duchess of Suffolk) also had a line that was put above Margaret's claim because he didn't want the Stewarts of Scotland to have a claim to the throne of England as well as actually succeed to it, but in the end all of the Grey line -- apart from Jane being executed by Mary Tudor (his daughter from his Spanish first wife, Katharine of Aragon) -- was deemed unworthy to rule or were close surveillance. The able claimant from the Grey line was Katherine Grey, Lady Jane Grey's sister. After that there was only one possible claimant left in England... Arabella Stuart, who was the daughter of Lord Darnley's -- who was Mary, Queen of Scots' English second husband -- younger brother, Charles Stuart. And Elizabeth imprisoned Arabella the way she had Katherine Grey, out of spite for both of them marrying without her consent since Elizabeth herself was choosing to stay unmarried. She was very jealous of women who had found love and were married because she was unable to marry her personal love interest, Robert Dudley. In the end, it was Margaret Tudor's bloodline that succeeded to the throne because Mary, Queen of Scots is Margaret's granddaughter. Irony at its best other than Anne Boleyn's daughter ruling England effectively and becoming an icon during and after her death, for 45 years. Mary's son succeeded by Mary sacrificing her safety due to not ratifying the Treaty of Edinburgh. Because of this, she was looked upon with disfavor by England; the specific terms for Mary was that she couldn't use the English heraldry/coat of arms on her own coat of arms because England already had a queen (Elizabeth). Even if there was extreme pressure on all sides for Mary to ratify the treaty, she chose not to and maintained her place in the succession even if Elizabeth never officially named her. Elizabeth didn't because Mary's claim was absolutely 100% undeniable due to being her own aunt's granddaughter, and Mary being Elizabeth's first cousin once removed. Weathering the loss of her throne, dignity, and imprisonment for 19 years, Mary was victorious in the end because she gave England the heir that Elizabeth did not, and that is how in the end Mary is still victorious over Elizabeth. She did her dynastic duty. All descendants of the current royal family trace themselves back to Mary, Queen of Scots and her granddaughter Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia -- sometimes called the Winter Queen.

[@lovepower4899]

and in the end we all die, we're all flesh and bones. I'm sure lizzie was burdened by the death of a cousin and fellow monarch all her life and im 100% sure she regreted it till she died.

[@ryanborder189]

If you want to see a great film watch Mary, Queen of Scots with Glenda Jackson and Vanessa Redgrave-don't watch this pap-the original is an amazing film with a great script and amazing cast.

[@Rayblondie]

I am very disappointed with the film. It's a great shame. It was an opportunity to tell a good true story. We have enough fantasy around which is okay but when you turn history into fantasy you give a false report and people believe the wrongs things.

[@Rayblondie]

Will try that one instead Ryan. These days they seem to rewrite history out of their own heads. Thank you.

[@Rayblondie]

That's what I did and I wasn't disappointed. Thankyou. I feel really good about that.

[@evangeline77x]

It's weird that Mary was portrayed as youthful and vibrant compared to the old, wig wearing white faced Elizabeth. While Mary also wore wigs (her wig fell off after her execution) and also appeared quite aged by the time of her death.. And she did not wear a red under dress at her execution it was (I believe) burgundy and brown or vice versa.. Idk, there is something off about the way her appearance is presented imo.

[@Rayblondie]

Yeah they made her into an old hag with a wig who had sex with one of her nobles on the side. Mary was the virgin queen who inspired resistance against the Catholic Spanish invasion. It is sad what they did to her. Elizabeth was kind to her for about twenty years until she plotted her overthrow to take the throne of England.

[@lovepower4899]

@@Rayblondie Lizzie was not kind lmao. She took her scottish throne and gave it to the protestant lords. She promised her aid in her letters to Mary but once mary entered english soil they kept her prisoner. She was jealous of mary and vain and confiscated her jewelry. Killed hte last of her allies in Scotland and set up the protestant regency. FUCK ELIZABETH. A USURPER AND TRAITOR. She chose fear.

[@lovepower4899]

she saw Mary as the enemy and for what? For being Catholic? LIzzie had serious issues.

[@lovepower4899]

believe whatever history wants you to believe but actually read their letters, you'll know who the real villians were in this story (i. E lizzie and the protestant lords that hated Mary and Catholicism)

[@13141Scott]

As a Scot I hate how they portray Mary as some heroine. Her obsession with the English throne and ignorance to the politics of this country almost ripped Scotland apart. Any other monarch would have been reduced to pagenote in history as how not to be a ruler. Instead because of the romantic mysticism behind Mary we have this.

[@lovepower4899]

two countries had to be united and now they are. Scots are raised to hate mary? Damn. She was a kind queen and promoted religious tolerance. The traitorous lords caused her downfalll. They hated her because she was Catholic, fuck them. They deserve what they got.

[@Myself23512]

Obsession? She couldn’t have cared less about the English throne! She only wanted it because she was in prison for 18 years. And she was a good Queen. She just wasn’t popular.

[@shellc6743]

Scott ... you are spouting drivel ... I doubt you are a Scot.

[@13141Scott]

@@shellc6743 let me guess, you watched a movie and thought it was real history

[@Myself23512]

@@13141Scott Many people love the real Mary Queen of Scots.

[@tobyrose6906]

Mary and Elizabeth Never Met...

[@Rayblondie]

They did in the film. Poetic licence was rampant in this film almost to the point that it was a fairytail. I wish I had known that before I bought it. True history is far more interesting than just run of the mill entertainment. I learned nothing here except the modern standards we already know about.

[@jvincent6548]

yes. It's a play - its theatre. It is not meant to be an historical documentary.

[@jfo8998]

@toby rose how did you know? Are you in their times?

[@shellc6743]

@@jfo8998 It would have been documented ... well documented. When Henry VIII met with the King of France paintings and documentation showed that.

[@jameshogan7909]

I know this is completely irrelevant but in the scene starting at 8:45, I'm almost certain that long huge hallway was used as a location in some of or just one Harry Potter film, more than likely as part of the Hogwarts Castle.

[@myhappyplaceasmr.6985]

It was. It’s the cloisters at Gloucester Cathedral which was in the Chamber of Secrets and Half Blood Prince 🙂

[@jvincent6548]

All studios use and re-use film sets.

[@marivanessa4208]

Wish they would’ve had Cate Blanchett as Queen Elizabeth.

[@kimberlyannmendoza5324]

Mari Vanessa yes. The best Queen Elizabeth I portrayal

[@graphiquejack]

@@kimberlyannmendoza5324 nope.. I love Cate but not even close. Glenda Jackson remains the best Elizabeth.

[@Rayblondie]

I think she has done it in a film that I saw. It was a good film.

[@dtaylor4552]

@@graphiquejack Actually the most faithful portrayal of the last Tudor Queen was Bette Davis in "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" with Errol Flynn in 1939 and the 1955 film "The Virgin Queen" by 20th Century Fox. However I think that Cate Blanchett, Joseph Fiennes and Geoffrey Rush should have been reunited to take up their original roles in Mary Queen of Scots.

[@jvincent6548]

Yes and Tom Cruise for Darnley, the Rock for Bothwell.......a role for Schwarzenegger perhaps?. "Your Majezdey, vee Zalud Yu"

[@atheaguitering9729]

....they never met right..... This is mind blowing stuff... For a girl who loves reading about queens... Hearing there is a move... For me this is really mind blowing

[@aeroTnz]

❤❤❤❤

[@deb-1558]

Nothing beats Elizabeth R with Glenda Jackson

[@Koalatronic]

Yesss the one true Queen 👑

[@Acme633]

And Vanessa Redgrave as Mary.

[@memorygacha6822]

Glenda do be lookin crusty and musty and nasty and old

[@maggiesmith2600]

They have given Mary the same hideous, and very incorrect, hairdo she had in Elizabeth - The Golden Age ! Would it be so hard to put her in her widow's cap ? It's not like there aren't plenty of portraits to show what it was like. It's so annoying.

[@jvincent6548]

It's a play; it's theatre; it's acting; it's not an historical documentary. It's whatever you make it, as the director and actors work on your 'imaginary forces'. Or so you wish to do no work at all? Piece out the imperfections with your thoughts!

[@nassauguy48]

Sorry, but there were no high ranking members of the English Court who were black.

[@pie.x]

atlantic1119 And Bess did not have Asian heritage. As I love diverse films, this one should have been exempted. Although this film itself is not entirely accurate, they had to casted these people for the sake of diversity.

[@elliefreezy489]

I notice this as well. This movie is hilarious, it’s made by Hollywood crew, made for northern US audiences hence they added black into high ranking members of EnglishCourt. For God Sake we all know how much hateful the Angles showed to black servants back in the time.

[@Rayblondie]

I hate it when they change the history pretending it was like the modern day multi racialism. Why can't they portray the truth.

[@jvincent6548]

That's right and there were no Sony 8K HDCAM's around either to film any of it ! It's called a film and they are actors playing parts. There's no reason at all why anyone actor can't act any part save the limits defined by talent.

[@Hani-nw4qh]

Mary queen of scots and Elizabeth 1 where to Great Queens ahead of there time!

[@lilovs9952]

Hani Elizabeth was, Mary... was not

[@LyricalXilence]

Elizabeth was a great Queen, Mary was an idiot who gives Queens a bad name.

[@lovingjohn]

@Dana Davison Mary wasn't weak. Mary existed in a time where sovereign queens weren't common place. Scotland was tired of monarchs and even more tired of being a political football for France and England. Mary wasn't raised in Scotland, so she had a difficult time assimilating back into Scottish culture/politics when she did return. During her time as Queen Consort of France, it was Catherine and Mary's Guise uncles who ruled France in hers and Francis' name so she didn't have much experience with ruling alone. She believed in religious tolerance which was intelligent and highly progressive and unheard of in 16th century Europe. She dealt with depression, miscarriage, and even possible rape and was surrounded by scheming lords that wanted her gone the moment she returned to Scotland to rule. Imagine having to deal with that and not have a single person that you can trust on your side. That's not a weak person. Mary didn't always make the best decisions but to say that she was weak is absurd.

[@RemigijusGineitis]

@@lovingjohn sounds great, unfortunately nothing of this is represented in the movie

[@jvincent6548]

It's Elizabeth I (never use Arabic numerals, only Roman). I'd advise capital letters for 'Queen' and 'Scots' (one is a title and the other a name of a 'people'). It's 'were' not 'where'. "Great" should be with a lower-case 'g'. And, finally, it's 'their' not "there".

[@jocelynw6405]

In reality even though Mary of Scots was dying( no pun intended) to meet Elizabeth, the latter did not want to have anything to do with it. But the former did have her wish in death when her son had her buried across Queen E.

[@noplace3571]

Really didn’t like how they made Rizzo into a stereotype of a gay man, just to make Mary look super progressive. It does the real Rizzo an injustice! Why did everyone around Mary have to be terrible, just so she could look better! Why did she have to be perfect? Why was Elizabeth the only person who aged? Why was Elizabeth so concerned with children, and her beauty? Why did this film do its historical agents such an injustice?

[@Rayblondie]

You are right Keely. PC rules in this fantasy film to make Mary a heroine and Elizabeth an old insecure hag. This is not born out by the history.

[@GoGreen1977]

The 1970 movie, "Mary, Queen of Scots", clearly indicates that Rizzo and Lord Darnley were lovers. I don't know much about Rizzo, but what I know of Darnley, he probably liked hooking up with men and women. He had bad reputation but he managed to fool Mary for a while.

[@jvincent6548]

read a few books. Think and make up your own mind.

[@draganamitrovic4250]

I am here because seria Reign❤ I think that popularity TW show Reign was motivation producers for move about Mary.

[@gabym.t6635]

No, this movie was planned a lot of years ago

[@RizkaPotter]

Nope. Why get inspired by some shitty series

[@lara2260]

Reign is absolut rubbish it has nothing to do with true history

[@natenate4259]

Dragana Mitrovic yasss me tooo Long live the queen 🤣

[@lara2260]

@@rafiathabassum4671 sorry but like 25% of whats shown in Reign is correct and most of that are the names. Most of it is made up or several storys are mixed. That does not mean that Reign is bad or something like that, but the Story should not be mistaken for true history.

[@draganamitrovic4250]

In all films or TV serias Dudley is the most handsom man.

[@mscott3918]

Dragana Mitrovic Why bother with accuracy in a politically correct film for the PC brigade.

[@draganamitrovic4250]

@@mscott3918 Negro Dudley,Dudley as Negro, I like to see :-)

[@GoGreen1977]

Actually, he's not that handsome in "Elizabeth R" with Glends Jackson. However, in the 1970 movie "Mary, Queen of Scots" with Glenda Jackson and Vanessa Redgrave, the actor who plays Dudley is much better looking. FYI, Robert Dudley was called the "Gypsy " because he was so dark.

[@reinedegypte]

Poor Mary of Scots she died because she did not know how to deal with politics.

[@RomanesEuntDomus]

Actually, I think she died because she could NOT stop dealing with politics. If she had continued to give Elizabeth cause to suspect her, she would have avoided the axe. She was political through and through, all her life.

[@reinedegypte]

@@RomanesEuntDomus she got married to the man who was suspect being the killer of Mary's first husband. That was a stupid political choice she did. That was why Scotland turned against her. She had a crown and a kingdom the only problem was she did not how to deal with it.

[@charlesyang8146]

She did. But her letters were confiscated by Walshingham, Elizabeth's spymaster.

[@reinedegypte]

@@charlesyang8146 the same man that history shows up he tried to convince many time Elizabeth to kill Mary without reasons.

[@kimberlyannmendoza5324]

Antonio Cervantes yeah. She was even called the queen who lost three kingdoms.

[@elijahsackville-glucksburg]

Despite the historical inaccuracies, the film is good. The actors portrayed the roles very well and the costumes, make up, hair are accurate. Again, a movie is set to entertain and educate but this somewhat compromised the accuracy for entertainment but talking about entertainment, this is great. In fact, this is the only film that portrayed Queen Elizabeth's face after having a smallpox, there are no movies or shows out there that did that. But the "forced diversity" in this film makes it horrible. David Rizzio and Lord Darnley aren't gay, Bess is not Asian and there are no Black Lords at the 16th century, but then again, if you want historical accuracy, read books and watch documentaries not movies and TV series. Look at the series "The Tudors" ahh, it was way horrible than this, the actors are a complete miscast. "Reign" so much historical inaccuracy. "Elizabeth" and "Elizabeth: the Golden Age" just right but bias at times. Look, the point is, even if there are some historical inaccuracies, the series and movies still worth a watch because it is not generally inaccurate and also entertaining and at least would give you an overview in history but make sure not to rely on these. Did you know that this movie was already proposed a decade ago, Scarlett Johannson was set to play the title role in 2007 and it is set to be seen in cinemas in 2008. Remember "The Other Boleyn Girl"? It has Natalie Portman and ScarJo but also at that same year, Mary, Queen of Scots is set to be shown but unfortunately, there are some minor problems and was delayed and delayed until they cast Saoirse to play the title role and later cast Margot in 2017 to play Queen Elizabeth.

[@alexaflores7252]

imagine saoirse as merida, like she got the accent and the everything ❤️

[@mihikadeo]

OMG I NEED THAT LIVE ACTION MOVIE NOW

[@katherinebrown7182]

Not historically accurate in any sense of the word...pulled this out of thin air

[@runaway817]

Why do people like you feel the need to say this about every single historical drama? The cast and crew of this film have already said tons of times that they took a bunch of artistic liberty in the writing of the movie. I mean there's a goddamn scene where Elizabeth and Mary meet in spite of proof that it never happened. Just enjoy the film for what it is instead of going around pointing fingers about "historical accuracy." No one fucking cares.

[@katherinebrown7182]

TJ Clearly people do care because its been widely criticized and people like you care enough to comment (: Facts over feelings!

[@ALFREDOPOKEMON]

Starting with black people potrayed at movie?! Wtf

[@graphiquejack]

@@runaway817 Every film or doc of Mary seems to put in a scene of her meeting Elizabeth, except Elizabeth R with Glenda Jackson. I think the temptation of having them meet is just too strong for writers/directors, because it makes for good drama. Never having them meet, even if that's the truth as far as we know from historical records, would probably be too disappointing to most viewers to those who know little to nothing about their lives.

[@JahealJ]

Its not a documentary.....

[@shimanopetermann9068]

Does anyone know where exactly 4:08 was filmed? Would love to know in which building that hall is located, looks so interesting.

[@shellc6743]

It's nonsense .. it's supposed to The Palace of Holyrood House ... Mary's chambers can be seen online.

[@shimanopetermann9068]

@@shellc6743 it's supposed to be holyrood palace but i gather it was not really filmed there was it? I'm just so curious where that stone hall is I've seen it in many movies now but when I google holyrood palace that room is never shown so I figure it must be somewhere else?

[@shellc6743]

@@shimanopetermann9068 I don't know where that was filmed .. possibly in a studio ... Holyrood was never part of a rock surface.

[@hirabhani6170]

Am i the only one who think tht that the tv show ''Reign''is the best who've told the events brightly and thrully

[@BillyGoat32]

Hirab Hani I liked Reign a lot in terms of a TV show but it was far from historically accurate.

[@ellevasc]

Well, Reign is amazing, but not historically accurate (I’m not criticising it, it’s a tv show, it does not have to show facts exactly how they happened, jus saying Reign is FAR away from being historically accurate).

[@clivechiam]

To say the costume in reign was historically in accurate is an understatement.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

There was black people in a 16th century English court???

[@shellbythesea12]

There may of been a few but they would of been slaves and you would only see them as being servants

[@dyoung4850]

Please refer to my comment above where I debunk the one book in the history of all literature that states that claims blacks where in English court.

[@wisedragon173]

Of course not. Of course not. It's a law now that in all historical movies about Europeans, blacks have to be casted in the name of diversity and color blind casting. Falsifying and blackwashing European history on the behalf of the diversity agenda. Therefore you see in all recent produced historical movies blacks playing all kind of European people to propagate the lie that Europe was always multiracial, inclusive and diverse, etc. This movie should be all white but it doesn't fit the liberal leftists narrative and their multiculturalism, diversity propaganda. Only all black movies are allowed and celebrated.

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

Wise Dragon same with many of these historical whitewashed movies that take place in the Middle East. No difference at all.

[@wisedragon173]

@@shellbythesea12 yep and even as servant blacks were very very rare, a needle in a haystack that were virtually non-existing in Tudor England.

[@Acme633]

Can someone tell me what was the name of Queen Elizabeth's black foreign ambassador?

[@LifeInPink999]

Lord Thomas Randolph, who suffered black-washing from a filmmaker who wants to be politically correct even if it means defying history while making people cringe about the entire hypocrisy of this industry. Could as well made Queen Elisabeth the first asian or black, oh wait no she is a major character...

[@susangregg9396]

Cheddar man

[@Rayblondie]

Don't think she had one in those days. Nor would they have had sex with one of Mary's ladies in waiting. PC probably like the TV adverts.

[@sorenmine7765]

Am i the only one who thought that one of them looked EXTREMELY similar to the queen of hearts from the live-action alice in wonderland movies?!

[@sparks9185]

Pretty sure that's because the Queen of Hearts was inspired by Queen Elizabeth I

[@sorenmine7765]

@@sparks9185 they do have a striking resemblance... The queen of hearts was also jealous of her older sister.

[@nuclearbriefcase7259]

both of these women were even though queen and sister ,were actually prawn on much big chess board step up by peaple, nobility,linage and history,they were destined by fate to fight no matter what these women individually wanted

[@shellc6743]

Mary was Elizabeth's second cousin. Elizabeth was paranoid and jealous of Mary.

[@mcelestin]

I cant wait any longer to rent this. Thanks for the movie tease!!!

[@phoebeel]

Well apparently the English court was at hogwarts hahhaha why do they choose such an iconic Harry Potter set for the corridors of the court?!

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

Phoebe El that’s how the courts looked

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

J R what does the black people in the film have to do with this comment? We know it’s inaccurate

[@whateveritwasitis]

When my eyes met Saoirse Ronan under that silk headcover on the beach, i knew right then and there in my heart i was absolutely in love and could understand how some people absolutely lose their sh#@ and go crazy fanatic.

[@Axel-ll2jp]

I cried do much when watching this

[@luisitosantiago6098]

I did not know Europe was so diverse in this time period. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@mscott3918]

Luisito Santiago I think it stems from the 1522 Ye Equal opportunities and ye diversity act. Surely everyone knows that.

[@useridgaf-p6b]

But muh diversity

[@jvincent6548]

@@mscott3918 What do you mean? Ye are aware, are ye not, or perhaps I might speak familiarly? Thou art aware, perhaps, of the modern misconception and mis-use of our letter 'Y' in relation to the medieval spelling of the word 'the'? We no longer use the letter 'thorn' (iceland still does) to represent the 'th' sound. But in those days we did but we moderns mistakenly think it to be our modern 'y' because it was written in a similar way. So write our a hundred times, you naughty boy, "The letter 'thorn' is not the letter 'Y' and so still pronounced as the sound 'th'.

[@egledavidsoniene5075]

Grate topic for this video. I think all woman should be inspired by this artis and hope for his art in future. I highly Recomend to watch it...

[@1mrsohara]

Mary's hair is killing me.

[@elliemccarthy3487]

Mary was brought up in France & would of spoken with a French accent , Elizabeth & mary never met face to face , mary’s son became the next king even though he betrayed his own mother

[@GoGreen1977]

I'm descended from a member of the Stuart clan. When I found that out as a girl, I began to learn more about Mary Stuart. That led me to learning about Elizabeth Tudor. The more I studied about both, the more I came to respect and be awed by Elizabeth and the less I liked Mary. I have no sympathy for Mary Stuart. She was rather arrogant to assume she deserved England's throne when she was run out of Scotland for her bad choices and incompetence.

[@nilcejordao8197]

Quando filme Mary Queen Of Scots será disponibilizado para Netflix, Prime etc... Quero muito assistí-lo.

[@aysenurmuti9903]

GUYS! Mary I Bloody Mary was the Daughter of Catherine of Aragon, she married Philip Charles V's son, but Mary Stuart married Francis of France first after his death she went to Scotland and met Lord Darnley married had a son, but Elizabeth had no direct heir to throne because she was the virgin queen, so she took her son James as heir, after Elizabeth's death age of House Stuart started thats all ı am studying this ı know

[@useridgaf-p6b]

Henry actually left Queen Jane his heir after his children and Edward named Jane his direct heir as well as her "heirs male". Mary and her son were not in line for the throne.

[@noelleeve4087]

Now we need to make history politically correct now.. Smh.

[@mscott3918]

Andrew Walton It amuses me how so called liberals are the least tolerant.

[@Rayblondie]

It is sad isn't it. The truth is always more interesting than political correctness. We can learn from the good and the evil. This had the stamp of political correctness all over it. I really regret buying it and feel I have been hoodwinked. The beautiful red hair on the cover hoodwinked me for a lot of rubbish.

[@useridgaf-p6b]

@Andrew Walton Don't give them any ideas

[@jvincent6548]

No, they're just actors. They're acting parts. It's what actors do.

[@carranzamissgiselaguadalup7503]

Elizabeth the best queen of england

[@amarillagriffin7427]

THIS film is utter rubbish I much prefer the film Mary Queen of Scots with Vanessa Redgrave as Mary.

[@LyricalXilence]

That was a good movie, and at least she didnt have a Scottish accent.

[@hectorjantuanortizbouglone6442]

You people are ass

[@Rayblondie]

Truth is hard to find in movies these days Amarilla. I'll make up for it by getting the film you mention.

[@maggiesmith2600]

That one was rubbish as well.

[@jvincent6548]

Entirely your choice if you don't like it.

[@TeamLNE]

Can anyone tell me the purpose at 3:33 when James gives Mary the sword? Stab in the dark guess but does it symbolise that his service, sword and life belong to her? I’m not clued up during this time period. I’m such and far greater interested in our Wars of Independence (still going on to this day but we talk and tweet rather than kill) haha 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@useridgaf-p6b]

Makes for good theater

[@annepangan7985]

I love this movie 😍😍😍😍

[@nwachukwubright319]

Where can I download it from???

[@efeesece76]

Great!!

[@zebramebralol3040]

Mary Stuart, was my favourite queen 👸

[@tiagomateus1845]

I lovw this film!!

[@mirandasummerset]

Wow this is who Reign was about...

[@RealTakerslady]

This movie was so sad, if only the Queens banded together

[@solomeyashiukashvili7113]

I love the actress playing Bess so much but she was a red head! And looked alot like Elizabeth, but here they have nothing in common, it's so dissapointing

[@Rayblondie]

I have just watched. Very disapointing indeed and totally inaccurate.

[@TheEastieA]

It annoys me when people say "political correctness gone mad" just because theres a black man present in the scene There was around 250-350 recorded black people living in London in 1600's as free men and women, with professions like sailors, shop keepers and even a trumpeter for the royal court. Now I'm not saying this means its historically accurate to have a black man portrayed as part of Elizabeths court because I don't know for a fact if she did or didn't have one, (Catherine of Aragon had some black ladies in waiting so) but you can't simply say no black people existed in this time or its inaccurate to show them in this setting And in regards to historical inaccuracies - this whole film is inaccurate! It's a Hollywood movie, why even care that a black man is in it, have the same level of vitriol for the fact that Mary is so young, or the Scottish accent, or them meeting face to face or the million other things the movie both adds in and leaves out Creative licence is taken. It's a movie. Only an idiot would watch it and take it as fact, so why get upset about some minor representation?

[@useridgaf-p6b]

@cubomania3 indoctrinated millennial.

[@jeanettebugay5827]

It's a movie.

[@andersthorson5628]

After 6 minutes of preview, I will not be renting, buying or watching.

[@AChildressABright]

Why are there a bunch pf Asians and Blacks in 16th century Britain?

[@ibrahimabarry4937]

AChildressABright so that black people looking to get cast in something can get a job since movies that require black people in casting are rare,, or about slavery

[@AChildressABright]

@@ibrahimabarry4937 Doesn't help my broken suspension of disbelief.

[@ibrahimabarry4937]

AChildressABright then stay in disbelief

[@ibrahimabarry4937]

J R I’m not making excuses I’m telling you why they are black people in the movie, it is 1) because they’re trying to get black people to see it 2) to open up casting calls to more people I’m not condoning or cursing it it just is what it is

[@ibrahimabarry4937]

J R how so ?

[@247tubefan]

I'm not too familiar with the english court at that time. But is the balck guy there historically accurate? Or is he just written in because of modern SJW diversity adgenda?

[@givemeabreak658]

Cultural marxism

[@susangregg9396]

Cheddar man...

[@wisedragon173]

Of course not. It's a law now that in all historical movies about Europeans, blacks have to be casted in the name of diversity and color blind casting. Falsifying and blackwashing European history on the behalf of the diversity agenda. Therefore you see in all recent produced historical movies blacks playing all kind of European people to propagate the lie that Europe was always multiracial, inclusive and diverse, etc. This movie should be all white but it doesn't fit the liberal leftists narrative and their multiculturalism, diversity propaganda. Only all black movies are allowed and celebrated.

[@Rayblondie]

There would not have been a black guy in charge of the Lords from Elizabeths court at that time. And certainly not one who could rape one of Mary's maids with impunity. That may be modern life but it was not so then.

[@Cristobels-Green-Boots]

¡Oh, how gorgeous is this!!!!💔 🙏🏼🌹🙏🏽

[@mervinprone]

Her son ends up becoming King of England anyway?!? Why bother executing her, why didn’t they just agree that Liz rules England and Mary rules Scotland?

[@elainehewlett]

Because for the Catholic population of England, Elizabeth was illegitimate because of her mother and should never have been Queen. Mary was actively plotting with Catholic rebels to murder Elizabeth

[@lanouba228]

GREAT FILM CAST and DIRECTORS

[@jorgecabrerapaiser553]

Dans ma fin est mon commencement

[@2meroyn]

In my end, is my beginning.

[@FiorDiCiliegio86]

Nella mia fine è il mio principio

[@MartinWenzelYT]

I'm reading the book that this is based on. Haven't seen the film yet, but heard and have already seen from some clips inaccuracies even from this new biography of Mary. Not sure she would have had a Scotch accent, having been much more fluent in French. And it doesn't seem like they really aged her for her beheading (including a wig to cover her shot gray hair) while aging Elizabeth.

[@MartinWenzelYT]

Plus the forced diversity for the sake of diversity. Hey, we need some black characters. Let's make some of these real white people black. Diversity is cool and all when it fits. Gonna make a historical drama? You can't jam all your liberal ideology into it.

[@Rayblondie]

There is a lot more that is far from the truth in the film. If you value true history don't watch it. If you want entertainment that might be different.

[@ngoclephuongbao7320]

As far as I understand about their relationship, it is not proper for Mary, Queen of Scots to have referred to Elizabeth I as her sister. Elizabeth I was Henry VII's granddaughter and Mary his great-granddaughter so Elizabeth was Mary's first cousin once removed. In my culture, that equals a paternal aunt. So why did Mary keep calling Elizabeth her "sister" in this series?

[@justanotherhappyhumanist8832]

It’s a term of endearment.

[@GoGreen1977]

And they are "sister"queens.

[@clivechiam]

1:27 I want a dress that does that

[@itsalisha4559]

Is that the girl from the movie Hanna?

[@lobinho_solteiro]

correct

[@LingLing-pn3us]

it’s alisha Yeah and Lady Bird

[@drmator0482]

There are some black actors acting as noble persons... Were there any black noblemen at the Queen Elizabeth Court or this is another example of political correctness .. like black Achilles for example in TV show TROY. Or black actors in Disney's NUTCRACKER film which is located in 19th Century Imperial Russia? If so, why wouldn't Dolph Lundgren play role of Idi Amin or Shaka Zulu if Hollywood decide to make such movies.. Or maybe Brad Pitt to play role of Genghis Khan. Maybe Denzel Washington to play role of Sitting Bull during the Little Big Horn battle. 50 cents to play role of Captain James Cook. George Clooney to play role of Nelson Mandela or Emperor Bokassa from Central African Republic. Fucking nonsense!

[@mscott3918]

Wise Dragon Agree with you. It's political correctness gone mad. Another case of dictators rewriting history.

[@herewego1067]

This asian actress was so over the top with her "mean girl" faces with no nuance, horrible choice and useless character.

[@anushka5490]

Which Asian actress?

[@Rayblondie]

I don't know why they put her in it as well as some others. The courts didn't have a chance to be multi racial as there were not people at that level in the Palaces at that time. It missed the mark completely.

[@LingLing-pn3us]

Here We Go! okay! 🙄🙄🙄

[@LingLing-pn3us]

Yoyo Ball 🙄🙄🙄

[@leslieblanco3536]

You just white and jealous. White people have played Asians and black/brown people all throughout history .

[@yinaranzamendez4372]

Is the movie worth watching?

[@smithamy1982]

No save your time and money, I wish I had

[@Charlotte-td8qq]

Why are POC in this film? This is scotland and england in the 16th century especially the nobility

[@maciekpaciarski9343]

Hanna should fend for herself as a queen, yet she had a good surviving skills delivered by Erik

[@bonkersmcgee4356]

random black guy and asian shoehorned in because 2019.

[@PartTimeJedi]

As an English monarchy history buff myself I found that same thing hilarious

[@paulcoyne3866]

as if that would of happened ffs so politically correct... pathetic

[@ponce1968]

and the dude rizzio singing is a puerto rican actor, ismael cruz cordova.

[@useridgaf-p6b]

also a black lady in waiting. Because ...they were so many at a Scottish court in the 16th century.

[@cloudtea0]

I bet you don't complain about white people portraying Jesus or egyptian gods in movies...

[@alejandrocasalegno1657]

British Court. 1560, speaking direct to top nobles AND the Queen..........a black man??????????????

[@noplace3571]

There were black people in the court of Henry VIII, and the Westminster Tournament Roll of 1511 shows this. 1500s Portugal was also very diverse.

[@alejandrocasalegno1657]

@Cameface Was a North African invasion, berebers, arabs ......but not black people!!!!

[@Rayblondie]

It wouldn't have happened then would it? Far too early on. Probably political correctness in operation which totally spoiled it for me.

[@noplace3571]

Dana Davison I’m about to start a masters in Tudor history! There’s an amazing book written by Miranda Kaufmann called Black Tudors that I would recommend! There’s a lot of contemporary accounts in that book ☺️

[@noplace3571]

Yoyo Ball hi! I got it in a degree from the University of York thanks! See my above comment for a book written by a respected historian on the diversity of Tudor England and the lives of POC in that period ☺️

[@katjamathias6189]

Any reign Fans here?

[@or4191]

Oh God yes!!

[@steveaustin1011]

Any reason why we have Black actors playing characters in 1500s Scotland and England...... Doesn't seem to be historically accurate ?

[@alejandrocasalegno1657]

The chinese woman aside of the queen.....was a real?.......or a movie license??

[@graphiquejack]

It's blind casting. In history, most of Elizabeth's and Mary's court, if not all, would have been white. It really doesn't matter... there are other things I find more annoying.

[@wisedragon173]

@@graphiquejack of course it does matter. Color blind casting only applys to black actors while white actors can't play black characters even in fictional movies. European historical movies especially from medieval or ancient times should be all white. Period.

[@Rayblondie]

No just PC like the rest of it. That just wasn't true if you know your history. People are now trying to rewrite history out of the top of their heads.

[@LingLing-pn3us]

LONG LIVE CHINA 🇨🇳! 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@tfh5575]

Didn’t love the film, gotta be honest.

[@mscott3918]

V von Hessen Perhaps you would have enjoyed the film if it had been honest

[@dyoung4850]

Sure Saoirse did amazing job but the film fails with an F on the fact there were no black people in Europe at the time,not mention one of the main historical character they changed his race. Too much to ask?I want the people to represent the history. Imagine if you did a movie about crazy horse and half of his Braves were played by Europeans or a movie about Martin Luther King and Jesse Jackson is played by Jimmy Fallon or a movie about the Harlem Hellfighters and a quarter of them are played by Latinos or one about Lawrence of Arabia and all the men under his command are British. The purpose of a historical drama is to convince me to believe I am there at that time in history. So my review of Mary Queen of Scots Is don't waste the two hours I did watching it.

[@dejaporter7338]

No there was look up black ppl in Tudor England and get more informed before you leave such a stupid comment, one more thing they weren't slaves there some were very wealthy 🤨🤣

[@dyoung4850]

@@dejaporter7338 Sorry, to inform you. Who ever told you that information,is wrong. So how about you go look up an English composition text book. So you can communicate with the English speaking world.

[@dyoung4850]

@@dejaporter7338 If you were to read Dr. Kaufmann book, you would find the individuals he mentioned in his books were sailors, merchants, and Minstrels. Those were all nomadic occupations. With the exception of one of the minstrel none were part of the court. My point being about the movie is Sir Walsingham was most definitely an Englishman of European descent.

[@Rayblondie]

Yeah you were right. I should have binned it instead of watching it. Next time I'll get proper reviews. We know we have multi racialism now but we don't need to change the truth of history to accomodate it surely?

[@useridgaf-p6b]

But Muh Diversity

[@elizabethfrattallone5231]

What’s with the 4 earnings? I definitely don’t think they had that back then? Maybe I’m wrong. And that hair I’ve never seen that!

[@shadowing_song]

that castle corridor looks like hogwart's castle corridor

[@Daugi5613]

i am not racist but seeing blacks in royal stories like this makes me confused. my interest of the movie just went away

[@darcihuddleston8224]

There were accounts of blacks in the Tudor court during Henry VIII's reign and Elizabeth's court. I find it refreshing

[@fuckoffgoogul1663]

It’s a big turn off for me. Stop rewriting history to appease the current diversity advocates. Write your own stories and make movies about African kings and queens of you want more diverse viewing options.

[@fuckoffgoogul1663]

Darci Huddleston I don’t think so.

[@wisedragon173]

@@darcihuddleston8224 Stop lying. Blacks were for the most part of European history non-existing. They were never part of European culture or history. Here and there some European Explorers and Colonial masters brought blacks as slaves to Europe but they were a needle in a haystack. Blacks portraying European people, especially nobles in historical movies is not refreshing but petty, patronizing and ridiculous.

[@wisedragon173]

@@fuckoffgoogul1663 White liberals don't want to make movies about African kings since they deeply despise blacks and think they have no culture or impressive history pf their own. However SJWs, white liberals that run the US-British film industry love to blackwash European history in order to piss off and confuse white people. They obsess with blacks since they want to drag white people down. Blackwashing European history and putting blacks in places and times where they were not present gives them the ultimate orgasm. Hence they produce one fake historical movie after the other where blacks play european Kings, Royals, generals, etc. It's getting generic now. All white movies are banned and not allowed even when they are historically accurate because that doesn't fit the leftists narrative. White actors portraying black Panther, the Zulus, Massai or Chinese emperors is a no Go. So color blind casting applys only to black and not white actors.

[@anggiadimitri717]

Gemma 😍

[@TonyCarrollPassion4Motorsport]

Hi team Uk Release Plz>??? messaging march 2019 ?? any idea ?? cheers

[@stephaniecruz7612]

reign

[@aeroTnz]

Only the accent was wrong other than that this film is more accurate than the OTHERS

[@juxyoh4659]

Colored people in medieval Britain 🙄. You people need to get your own history.

[@epiphanyinsight]

Jux Yoh www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2017/oct/29/tudor-english-black-not-slave-in-sight-miranda-kaufmann-history

[@imanelag884]

@@epiphanyinsight but here, the character is an aristocrat with great responsibilities. It's not a merchant or a servant or a black trumpeter. The corstisan is an asian woman too.

[@ibrahimabarry4937]

We have an history it just doesn’t sell at box offices or is about slavery, so to get cast in movies for black people is impossible so casting directors are a bit more lenient and open minded when casting

[@juxyoh4659]

iNews No. Get your own history.

[@ibrahimabarry4937]

Jux Yoh period piece aren’t every genres, so if you want have an all white cast for those movies

[@e.s.2]

I was interested in this until I saw blacks and Asians in this movie. I’m not racist but it’s Europe in the 1500s... there were no blacks and Asians (maybe some).

[@jordanhadley5904]

Agreed, but the film industry has replaced plenty of historical minorities with white actors. Have you avoided watching these other movies too? Examples include The King and I The Passion of Christ (in fact almost any movie with a portrayal of Jesus) The Ten Commandments (w/ Charlton Heston) World Trade Center (w/ William Mathoper) www.google.com/amp/s/m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_56cf57e2e4b0bf0dab313ffc/amp

[@Rayblondie]

That's what I thought. Black noblemen in 14th century England. Why did they have blacks in Scotland having sex with one of Mary's ladies in waiting? One wonder what the motivation was for doing that. Probably PC.

[@jvincent6548]

There were many in fact. Quite common. But actors are actors and this is a film.

[@metacarple]

It’s ‘The Palace of Holyrood House’ NOT ‘Holyrood Palace’.

[@charmainebalzan1857]

When sacred heart of truthful earth has been ransacked through the hatred scorr

[@charmainebalzan1857]

They replaced the power of sacred with hatred scorn where their babies born lives be torn