MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS Official Trailer (2018) Margot Robbie, Saoirse Ronan Movie HD

MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS Official Trailer (2018) Margot Robbie, Saoirse Ronan Movie HD
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[@MegIgarashi]

This is Saoirse’s dream role. I can’t wait to see this.

[@orianamandi]

Meg Igarashi it's Saoirse actually. Anyways

[@MegIgarashi]

Oops. It's just a typo, but I'll change it now. Thanks. :)

[@orianamandi]

Meg Igarashi 😘😘😘💗💗

[@maggiesmith2600]

Physically, she looks a lot more like Queen Elizabeth, with her long oval face and pointed chin.

[@jcrich0307]

Exactly what I was thinking! I was confused. I would have switched the two actresses...for starters lol

[@alexandrotirador1385]

SAOIRSE RONAN IS SERIOUSLY COMING FOR THAT OSCAR. AND MARGOT, WOW. THESE ACTRESSES WILL SHOW EVERYONE IN HOLLYWOOD HOW REAL ACTING IS DONE. MASTERCLASS. CANT WAIT.

[@ssaamuele]

Alexandro Tirador Nah! Glenn Close will win the Oscar next year

[@bbbbb248]

Alexandro Tirador looks like queen of hearts

[@charmedprince]

samuele What did Glenn star in this year? Just curious

[@ssaamuele]

Raham Wyndsor The Wife👍🏼

[@sundawg911]

Saoirse should have won one already!

[@mrmvpvip]

1:32 Margot Robbie looks like the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland!

[@MoppieDun]

Ha ha so true, need bigger head...

[@nilofahhadum1351]

mrmvpvip I thought it was pennywise at first

[@iris_aranda]

Anaiza Devellard I believe it’s both Mary Tudor and Elizabeth I

[@trintrin3507]

MoppieDun you do know that Tim burton purposely made the red queens head bigger has a joke right? The original red queen doesn’t have a big head from the cartoon version

[@torabloom116]

The original red queen also didn't have red hair, pale makeup or blue eyeshadow. She had short black hair in a weird bun lol. But they're referring to the red queen. The -cartoon- version is more known as the queen of hearts

[@abey2455]

This is cute and all but Elizabeth and Mary never met face to face. Ever. The first meeting was set for 1561 but Mary was on her way to Scotland through water after Elizabeth denied her permission to travel to Scotland through England. The second meeting was set for 1562 but religious war broke out in France. The third meeting was set for 1564 but Mary declined. She stayed in Scotland until 1567 when she had her son in 1566, James VI of Scotland who is also James I of England. She fled to England in 1568 and was instantly put in prison until her execution in 1587, all the while trying assassination plots on Elizabeth's life three major times in 1571, 1583, and 1586

[@AndyZaturno]

Saorise Roman's beauty is out of this world. She really does look like an ancient queen, her blue crystal eyes, her pale skin, her hair. Everything about her screams queen/royal.

[@possiblymaybe6711]

Andy Zaturno you sound like some kind of aryan brotherhood members like..... anyways.....

[@AndyZaturno]

What are you talking about.

[@Lalala-fz2ci]

Liban Ali oh stfu you can’t even compliment beautiful porcelain skin or white people in general anymore. But it’s totally ok for y’all to constantly scream “yasssss melanin queen! That melanin poppin!” like parrots.

[@possiblymaybe6711]

La la la I was poking fun but u sound big mad ! Keep ur head up queen! Your wig is slipping

[@Lalala-fz2ci]

Liban Ali “i wAs JuSt KiDDiNg” sure you were. Your weave slipped off and you got “big mad” the moment you read the OP’s comment, imbecile.

[@crapreact5989]

WHEN MY QUEENS ARE PLAYING QUEENS

[@KreativeHogwartsLegacyGUIDES]

haha for real

[@alexrexaros9837]

An Asian girl and a black guy. In Scotland. In Europe. In the Renaissance era.

[@Redorgreenful]

Lol, must not know about Hamilton then

[@lanax7587]

Why not? People weren't traveling in these time?

[@emperorreign6154]

They nailed the casting with saoirse but I’m not sold on Margot at all as Elizabeth.

[@GhostfaceGZA]

Saoirse has been putting in so much work in the last decade or so. So glad she has gotten the popularity she deserves, so much talent and I sometimes forget how young she is.

[@elizaheathen]

Saoirse looks great but I can't see Margot as Queen Elizabeth. especially after Cate Blanchett absolutely slayed that role

[@Mmmkay10]

AGREED! And Margot's accent is terrible here:-(

[@nathaliealeman3568]

MUSIC LOVER thank you! I thought I was the only one!

[@jhuniemarieilarde]

God ! Thank you for saying that! I was thinking about that since they've announced Margot is going to be play her but I waited hoping that maybe she can pull it off but nah...Cate Blanchett is still my queen Elizabeth.

[@Mmmkay10]

+Jhunie Marie Ilarde - Cate Blanchett owned that role and Judie Dench was a PHENOMENAL older Elizabeth in "Shakespeare in Love" as well.

[@CountryCowboy008]

My exact same thought while watching the trailer! We all know that nobody knows the exact way Queen E speaks or moves during her days, but Cate's portrayal sets the bar high - too high - for the rest of the actresses to follow.

[@missalyss26]

So... Mary and Elizabeth never met in real life. And Mary was raised in France until her late teens, early twenties. She was far more French cultured then Scottish which is one of the reasons she had such a hard time ruling in a court that was much more “rough and tough” then the gilded French she was used to. This looks like it won’t be an accurate portraying of history and I’m only annoyed because I am fascinated with the queens (especially Elizabeth) and their relationship. But it’s Hollywood, not my British Monarchs History class so it’s whatever they want to do 🤷‍♀️ and it’s not like I don’t enjoy other movies that are completely false historically wise... I just happen to love this piece of history and it really doesn’t need any fabrication to make it more intense.

[@garrettbrando9841]

I like Margot, but Cate is more believable as Elizabeth I

[@nzinghapearson6789]

Amen to that, brother!!! Other than Bette Davis, she was the best Elizabeth I I have ever seen.

[@davidblair9500]

Let me help you there. Blanchett is an incredible actress.

[@AnitaClue]

Cate Blanchett was brilliant. So was Helen Mirren. So was Glenda Jackson.

[@monstrousorchids]

well the movie isnt out yet so we cant be sure of that

[@Maahjanuzzi]

you didn't even watch margot's full work, wait

[@starsickkk]

WE STAN OUR QUEEN SAOIRSE

[@kingakinsawisniowska2072]

Hell Yeah!!!

[@Tata-in1qp]

100%

[@zarahaque261]

Straight Outta Tumblr

[@starsickkk]

dancing ood that's right

[@jofitzpatrick5418]

SHE SAID SO MANY TIMES IN A INTERVIEW SHE WOULD LOVE TO BE HER AND NOW SHE IS!!!

[@MicoDossun]

Sorry but all I can see is The Queen of Hearts from Burton’s Alice In Wonderland

[@harlequin5664]

well... she was definitely based on Elisabeth....

[@MicoDossun]

No I know that but I'm sayin like did the hair have to be exactly the same? All I'm gonna be thinking the whole movie is how the White Queen is doing.

[@ryceldiestevez4088]

MicoDossun This one is scarier

[@amyg8176]

It’s almost like that character was based on queen elizabeth

[@TheDarkRaven]

MicoDossun they did that on purpose. it looks ridiculous. She looks like a devil in some scenes because of it. This is because they have to go out of there way to make Elizabeth look like the evil villain and Mary like the good one. Looking at the trailer there is alot of historical inaccuracies so just watch for the entertainment side of it and not for historical facts.

[@elijahsackville-glucksburg]

to me, this is Saoirse's best performance by far. what an underrated performance.

[@TonyP_Yes-its-Me]

Mary grew up in France and wouldn’t have had Scottish accent, and the two never met, but never let history get in the way of a good story. French actress Clemence Poesy played Mary, with a French accent, a few years ago, in a very good tv series.

[@sergiovela7686]

They really want those Oscars, don't they? Love them both I hope the movie it's great

[@guyfroml]

Hopefully there will be a bikini scene....at least with Margot - but I'm not holding my breath :-(

[@lienayousif1293]

guyfroml. Queen Elizabeth 1... in a bikini... are you serious?

[@guyfroml]

If there's a bikini scene with Margot Robbie, I'm there!

[@zararafridi1051]

Maria Reydmy Both of them don't deserve anything

[@chramhansd7898]

Well they are dishonest actresses so yes, they both are garbage. Saorise can't emote

[@mattwonderwall9029]

Thought Margot was Pennywise from 'IT' for a second hahahah

[@user-if8ys7gf2e]

Matt Wonderwall 😂😂😂😂😂

[@vamanosninja4143]

Matt Wonderwall She looks like the Joker when she takes off the wig.

[@parameswariprimadita4661]

Me too xD

[@EIizabethGrace]

Thank you! It took me a while to figure out why she was giving me some seriously creepy vibes, but then I couldn't unsee it. XD At the end of the day it's probably historically accurate, though. She used huge amounts of that stuff to cover her scars, so I doubt it looked as natural as the full cover foundation we have now and they use for her in most movies.

[@OG-S1158]

Lots of inaccuracies even in the trailer ......Mary spoke with a French accent , and the two queens never met ......there is also some serious age disparity here ......but I have to say saiorse Ronan is heart breakingly beautiful so there IS that !!

[@gutsjoestar7450]

you forgot the racially mixed and non germanic and celtics people on the cast

[@OG-S1158]

Well , it’s not as incorrect as you might think it is , there were black tudors AT COURT but they were certainly not senior members of council or grooms of the bedchamber , they were fools and trumpet players ......there is actually a fascinating book “Black Tudors by Miranda Kaufman” which addresses all of it .....completely fascinating - so anyway in short it is not inaccurate to have non Germanic people in the cast - but they are in the wrong roles !!

[@gutsjoestar7450]

​@@OG-S1158 maybe; i ; i have no doubts that non english people existed in england *but they were thin minorites of minorites but the cast and actors still doesn't really interprete the people of the ages plus they mitsook marry queen of scots for a ginger while she wasn't

[@OG-S1158]

@@gutsjoestar7450 actually we can’t be sure what colour hair Mary head - contemporary portraits tell different stories .........as do contemporary descriptions .....however Francois Clouets portrait of her shows her with Bright red hair .......so it’s entirely possible . She was also (don’t forget a Tudor through her grandmothers side and therefore would have carried that gene) ........as for my previous comment about different races - your first comment suggested that it was incorrect to have them at all and that was what I responded to - I don’t have any questions regarding your amendment that they were in fact just a minority ;)

[@gutsjoestar7450]

@@OG-S1158 right;🤔

[@humyrat.9792]

It fits perfectly that Saoirse said that she would love to portray Mary Queen of Scots in Vogue's 73 questions and she is playing the part too!!

[@wdrh03]

Mary will snatch Elizabeth's wig

[@annienotanne]

hahaha

[@happybkwrm]

And Elizabeth will take Mary's head. Good.

[@Velociraptour]

I heard the executioner snatched Mary's wig and dropped her head.

[@TheDarkRaven]

Luckily they never met in real life.

[@Velociraptour]

Was thinking that too. Probably were just dramatizing the letter reading or...maybe they have a psychic link in this. O.O

[@wierdwizard02]

I. SMELL. AWARDS.

[@andressegui1236]

Christianna Joy Ferrer I smell a slight possibility for the film to be bad and not awards but hopefully you’re right

[@Littleathquakes]

how can you not? this is such blatant Oscar bait.

[@alinajeknavorian]

Christianna Joy Ferrer they have to. For this stellar performance! They are sooo talented!!!

[@gabrieltanguay9695]

Hahaha! My thoughts exactly when I saw the thumbnail for this video!

[@wierdwizard02]

I've thought about that too. Hoping that the reviews would be great.

[@johnspahcool101]

That last scene, with Mary speaking, declaring rather, I literally had goosebumps

[@rouzhinasafaei1692]

Why did they make Elizabeth look like the red queen from Alice in wonderland?

[@mateodiaz6726]

queen Elizbeth was like this in that time. red quuen was based on this queen

[@dub2459]

Off with her head...no really though

[@rouzhinasafaei1692]

Maria Reydmy but I thought wearing red lipstick was called witchcraft at that time?

[@mateodiaz6726]

Rouzhina Safaei I dont know i think that depends on the age and maybe it wasnt so red, but the white face, that part, was actually like that. You can see her red lipstick in her paints.

[@thetablethatsugabuttmadefe4026]

Because it fits the team Off with your head...someone has a sick sense of humor...i love it lmao

[@Imabsinthe]

As much as I want to enjoy this all I can think about is Reign

[@edithcamposfranco5951]

Abby Tervit same!!

[@dramaticvirghoe]

Reign is amazing

[@clumsywithwords]

Yes! :)

[@devenfeldstein9796]

Omg Same

[@imanel6526]

Yeah omg... I’m missing Adelaide Kane now

[@thesecretmeeting]

I feel like they got it so right with Saoirse as Mary and so wrong with Margot as Elizabeth, all in the same movie.

[@tyranprinsloo2134]

What a historically incorrect movie. Mary Queen of Scots was brunette for starters and the two queens never actually met either.

[@AnitaClue]

Mary's hair was auburn. The fact that they never met didn't stop filmmakers from creating fake meetings between them in 1971 either, so it's hardly surprising this film has at least one meeting between them.

[@jamiemohan2049]

She was had auburn hair. She was not a brunette.

[@Edd25164605]

They'll make Mary out to be a hero, Forgetting that she conspired with Spain to attempt to assassinate Queen Elizabeth

[@tyranprinsloo2134]

Edd25164605 Thank you. Mary conspired with Spain to assassinate Elizabeth to reinstate catholosism to England once again so they could kill more protestants. Mary was a vile creature and yet is portrayed as the good guy in this movie. What a load of crap!!!

[@juliesteimle3867]

Auburn is still a dark color, not that light shade. However, I think people are getting this Mary and Bloody Mary mixed up.

[@stephanielai6508]

I remember watching Saoirse Ronan when she played in the City of Ember, and she’s played in quite a lot of movies since then that has gained her more recognition. So proud of her!

[@badguyriri6277]

Saoirse Ronan is great actress

[@ssaamuele]

BadGuy RiRi she is! But in this movie she seems not so good

[@Tata-in1qp]

She's the best-obviously

[@cdsham]

yeah, She really isn't

[@trice3829]

samuele it hasn't been released yet

[@CalebQ]

She's not great, she is the best.

[@kari4363]

Okay so like looks interesting but all I see is the Queen of Hearts from Alice in The Wonderland like did they not realize she looks like that?

[@valterfara5027]

karina campoverde Who do you think the author took inspiration to make the Queen of Hearts?

[@chelseaanthappan5784]

Same that’s what I thought

[@kari4363]

Valter Fara well I’m not big in history so wasn’t sure but that makes sense

[@ramsaybolton2839]

They had to make Elizabeth ugly even though she apparently wasn't, and Mary extremely beautiful.

[@chuawanxuan9483]

Who here feels weird that Queen Mary isn’t played by Adelaide Kane?

[@shanelledichoso8045]

Another stupid person

[@connie.anahata]

chua wan xuan omg I was gonna say this 😢😭😭

[@bethanyh3767]

I'm sorry but when I look at Margo all I can see is the Red Queen

[@RaymondHng]

Bethany Hunt I see Tonya Harding.

[@lpd411]

Bethany Hunt That's kinda the point

[@tissaadia7329]

Bethany Hunt Me too...

[@JubJubBirdProduction]

Red Queen is based off of Elizabeth. So that's kinda the point.

[@darlene8130]

Bethany Hunt pity. same

[@einc70]

A tailored role for Saoirse.

[@borismuller86]

I mean... she was a real historical figure first.

[@thornerg2]

Apart from the fact she's Irish, and the character is a Scot.

[@fmath5]

Roy Thorne I’d prefer this film if it were played by a Scottish actress- or a French one (Mary actually grew up in the French court and would’ve most definitely had a French accent).

[@fmath5]

I actually have penned an essay or two about Mary for a history course at university so I know her story inside and out. I’m a bit disappointed in this film. It had potential but...

[@lyledeyounges1276]

Something about it seems off. I realise it's only a trailer but still...

[@madonna2155]

Margot just isn't the right person to play Elizabeth, it seems wrong but I want it to be right! And I also think this is very inaccurate

[@emeraldblues4175]

what’s off? the fact that Cate Blanchett isn’t playing Elizabeth this time? the only thing that’s wrong is the scene with Mary and Elizabeth - they never met, but that conversation did happen over a letter. also there is some debate over Mary’s accent but no one has ever been accurate about whether it was French or Scottish. and yeah it’s only a trailer but why start picking at it if you don’t back up the issue?

[@emeraldblues4175]

Xcuze how about you get off of my ass about it, okay? it’s not like i flat out insulted his opinion

[@lyledeyounges1276]

Are you kidding me with this reaction? I watch the trailer and something seems off about it - don't make me write an essay about something that is entirely subjective. It has nothing to do with the absence of Cate Blanchett.

[@emeraldblues4175]

LyleDeYounges the whole reaction to the film is astounding - people are tearing each other up over the facts, the actress, everything - this is only the trailer. i respect your opinion - it’s just a movie, right?

[@xeliss2302]

i love saoirse ronan and i love period dramas!!! its so amazing to see her in a period drama once again, she slays each and every time !!

[@lexusambassador]

Mary Stuart Queen Of Scots grew up in France and was queen of France as well for short time until King Francis died. She would have had French accent, not Scottish. Also through all their lives, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth never met face to face. But this is the movies!

[@mateodiaz6726]

We think that they never met but we really not know there in the movie it looks like that they met each other but they hide it. People really think that they know all the story but there are a lot of things that could happend and we actually don`t know

[@stoneoffarel]

They never met... we don't just think it - it's documented... I was thinking the same think! Sadly no French accent ;)

[@mateodiaz6726]

I know it`s documented I love Mary`s story but there are a lot of thing behind the story that everyone knows you can not know every single detail about their lifes, a lot of things happened in that age. They used to hide a lot of things.

[@drparnassus2867]

1) Ronan's Scottish accent is really good. 2) Mary Queen of Scots would never have spoken like that.

[@jasonmcdaniel7878]

Well, Saoirse is Irish-American.

[@Ceibhfhionn]

Jason McDaniel I think OP is referring to how Mary spent the most of her childhood in a French court.

[@AnaisAzuli]

Saoirse is queen of accents!

[@rabidheartbeats5953]

Mary grew up in France too, so she probably should've had a slight French accent. also Margot's accent is all over the place. I'm sorry but accents really bother me in movies lol.

[@humyrat.9792]

Reign anyone?

[@cjb6152]

I miss that show :(

[@zorasapphire]

Humyra T. No, thank you. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@marita2g]

Yeess! I was looking for a fellow reign fan ✋🏻🙋🏼‍♀️

[@evilhag666]

Humyra T. If Reign is your standard, I feel sorry for you

[@martina-dd6vb]

yes❤

[@kellydg471]

Actually, Elizabeth and Mary never met. Also, Mary spent her first 18 years in France, married to the French king ,so she would have had a French accent, not a Scottish one. Anyway, when did Hollywood ever bother with facts?

[@cambrieoyler9167]

I am so happy she got to play this role. She literally didn’t shut up about it in the vogue 73 questions

[@supernatural1233]

I swear saorise is in so many movies, and I’m here for it

[@MariaCortes]

I really love you Saoirse good acting skills and accent... I've watched this film already but I couldn't move on..

[@arielwebb1523]

I watched the entire trailer as an ad before I realized. It was an ad to itself.

[@DanShirley-sx7cv]

Jeez their accents are really good

[@skrates4382]

Ronan actually has an Irish accent.

[@HOAfan11]

It’s not even that difficult to do for Ronan. Scottish and Irish accents are similar to an extent

[@frakkintoasterluvva7920]

And nothing like actual 16th century accents were. But if they spoke Early Modern English with historically accurate accents, people would have trouble understanding them without subtitles. :) But they could have at least be accurate enough to acknowledge that Mary was brought up in France, and give her a French accent. (Not that the French accent of the 16th century was similar to the modern French accent.)

[@Nemoticon]

Well, they ARE actors...

[@vt-yp7yq]

Firebrand + Thank You Firebrand

[@ferris_faktearenthlei5704]

Margot and Saoirse....This is movie is going to be a big hit.

[@peg202xo7]

I love both of these young actors. That being said, my favorite version of this rivalry is the 1971 film of the same title with Vanessa Redgrave as Mary and Glenda Jackson as Elizabeth, who, after the BBC series "Elizabeth R", effectively owns the role.

[@jankeelliott7801]

You said it!So true.

[@yuukiminami13]

Both Saoirse and Margot are amazing actresses! Looking forward to see this!

[@TheCollegeguy18]

Margot looks just like The Red Queen

[@mjma3946]

Loren Baker No, she looked like Pennywise 😂

[@Healing_Since_2019]

Lol same thoughts

[@kittyterzieva2892]

Margot’s evolution throughout the trailer has me shook. It looks so stunningly creepy and yet sad. I can’t wait for this movie!!!!

[@s.d.2042]

Ahhhhh this has been her dream!!! So happy for her

[@STAY_there]

I seriously got chills the entire trailer. Watch out world we got ourself a gem of a film

[@ferris_faktearenthlei5704]

Two of the most promising young actresses in one movie.. this movie is going to ask a big question to the academy.

[@harlequin5664]

well supporting and leading

[@keturahgo17]

Ferris_Faktea Renthlei We all know that😢

[@AsttoScott]

How much are they paying you to post bullshit like this?

[@EIizabethGrace]

I wouldn't know about that. From the trailer, it looks like there will be a decent balance between Mary and Elizabeth. Enough for Margot to be considered a lead, even.

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Saoirse is much more talented

[@isadoramenk8648]

Can Saoirse get an oscar just for this trailer? Such a talent.

[@dd2764]

Sorry although I'm gonna watch.... I have forever marked as Mary qeen of Scots Adelaide Kane from tv series The Reign.... that's how I portrait her... But we will see... :)

[@MileyCyrusMorningSun]

OMG Saoirse is amazing ❤️ I love her, everything she does is perfection 😍

[@Inside_Archaeology]

This film looks very interesting however it bugs me so much that they have Saoirse doing a Scots accent. Mary grew up in France speaking French she definitely would've had a French accent not a Scots one. But these things get overlooked in the pursuit of stirring up some patriotic fervour in a film

[@Tata-in1qp]

She also had a Scottish accent

[@Inside_Archaeology]

Tata 87 when? I find it difficult to believe you can have both

[@TheDarkRaven]

Agreed. its one of the reasons her people had a hard time accepting her. The accent wasn't there in history otherwise that would have helped her popularity.

[@trice3829]

It's true. I was reading a Historian's blog. She said that those who met Mary said she spoke Scottish. It's on record. She spoke French too which features in the film..

[@Inside_Archaeology]

Tazza87 R fair enough but there's a difference between being able to speak a language and having an accent. If I spoke French as a native English speaker I wouldn't sound like a native French speaker. She did speak Scots but in this English language movie she is shown to have a Scottish accent which is incorrect as her formative years where spent in France speaking French ergo she would've had a French accent when speaking other languages like scots/english.

[@joemharpascual1268]

Saoirse looks like someone who came out from a victorian painting

[@Vesnicie]

joe mhar pascual I think especially the pre-raphaelites would have loved her.

[@joemharpascual1268]

Snuggles McSquishbottom true.... 1st time i saw the trailer it was like seeing a painting from that era on flesh hahaha

[@moderndayjunecleaver610]

I will definitely be seeing this but my biggest qualm will be the Mary was raised in France she wouldn’t have a Scottish accent until her later years.

[@ceasargra10]

Everyone is out here debatin' bout how inaccurate Mary's accent is and the fact that the two queens never met irl, but what I wanna know is WHY THE HECK IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT WHY MARY HAS MULTIPLE PIERCINGS ON ONE EAR... is there something i'm missing here? Did ppl just go about with rows of punk piercings back in the day and I had no idea? LOL

[@kimari1469]

Piercings were actually common even during prior history of the 1500’s

[@AnitaClue]

That annoyed me too, voxpopuli.

[@a.sweetpeac.2281]

I wondered the same thing, but thought for certain that women usually had one piercing per ear in that time period.

[@theatrejunkee9229]

They'll give her nipple piercings & a tramp stamp, call it "artful interpretation" to sell tickets.

[@maxalberts2003]

Perfect. The only thing missing is to make the queens underage. "Oh, daddy, I may be queen but your rod is my king!!"

[@karenrodrigues101]

She said she this was her dream women from history to play ; I'm so excited about this !

[@diyadev539]

well, now that Vogue interview, 73 questions, makes so much sense

[@HolyGratia]

Saoirse, Margot and Jack.... It’s so lucky to have them in one movie. Can’t wait!!!

[@reecetomm]

Feels very “Braveheart” esque here. Very clearly Pro Mary and Scottish catholics and Anti Elizabeth and the English. Plus taking a lot of liberties from history. Quite sad to see. Personally I think this movie would be a lot better if they decided to show Mary and Elizabeth as equals, with both their own strengths and weaknesses without showing one as clearly superior to the other. If you’re going to do a movie about a rivalry that really existed then do something like the movie Rush, show us the good and the bad of both, in history there are very very very few times where you can definitively declare one side as being good and the other side as being bad, the vast majority of the time there’s good and bad on both sides. Show that. Still, this movie could be good, I hope though that the end result doesn’t show Mary as this heroic beautiful amazing figure without any downsides to her at all and Elizabeth as this bitter jealous ugly figure that she’s clearly being shown here. Rivalries in cinema work best when the audience are invested in both sides and don’t want either side to lose, even in historical movies, if the movie does that then it will probably be great

[@minaalahmed123]

BUT LIKE IN ALL HONESTY ADELAIDE WAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE BEST MARY STUARTTTTTT... i miss reign sooo muchhh

[@zorasapphire]

Minaal Ahmed That fucked up Twilight-like teen crappy attempt of Gossip Girl/Pretty Little Liars bag of bullshit wannabe soap opera had NOTHING to do with Mary Stuart.

[@trintrin3507]

Ew no...stop lol that show is just a teenager shit show

[@mort2034]

She didn't even sound Scottish if I remember right. The show was more about who fucked whom than, you know.. court intrigue.

[@bethaniaaguero2571]

Adelaine is the best ❤❤❤ I miss Frary

[@lauranalyzing7679]

Batgirls Cave well no but she's not even supposed to sound Scottish, right? I mean, she was brought up in France.. But I agree with you on the who fucked who part.. Still love it though

[@sakurathornsickle5681]

Sigh..... I feel both fortunate and unfortunate here, because I watched a fabulous documentary about the relationship between Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I. It's so good, it's better than any other Tudor retelling I have ever seen. I urge those interested to watch it. It's called "The Body of the Queen" and it's the 7th episode of perhaps one of the greatest history documentary series ever, called 'The History of Britain' by Simon Schama. No acting, purely visual with voice-overs but it is amazing. I am really interested to see this film because of the cast. Unfortunately it is glaringly inaccurate, and you can tell from just the trailer alone. Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I never met and this is why their relationship was so interesting. Their fear of one another originated partly because of the fact that they had never met. Their imaginations did the rest, as well as gossip and whatever their advisors and spies told them about their counterparts. By showing them together, you immediately break that tension which is so crucial to understanding why their conflict was so compelling. Also, in the documentary, Mary is given a French accent, as she should, because she did not speak with a Scottish accent as depicted here; she was educated in France. So that's really distracting as well. Anyway, for those interested, PLEASE check out 'The Body of the Queen' by Simon Schama. I promise you will get a lot more out of it than any other piece of material you could read or see about this period. Truly gripping stuff.

[@TheDarkRaven]

Sakura ThornSickle thank you! I totally agree with this! I'll check out your recommendation. I was looking forward to this movie but the trailer shows me it's going to be a major disappointment. Got to admit, I'm kind if bummed. I was hoping exactly for the movie you described after watching the bloody queens documentry. That's far more accurate. I think it was on BBC.

[@Ana59156]

Maybe the scene where they are ''talking'' is actually Mary imagining it.

[@sakurathornsickle5681]

Ana Luiza it still breaks the tension though because they didn’t know what the other person truly looked like. In the documentary this is addressed as the historian talks about the two women wondering who was the prettier and it was undoubtedly Mary not Elizabeth. But Elizabeth only knew this through accounts and portraits which were highly inaccurate at the time. So the complication becomes is Elizabeth just imagining that Mary looks that way and if so, is the entire portrayal of Mary inaccurate because it is merely what Elizabeth is imagining? If this is the case then I rest my case but I don’t think so. I think this is supposed to be from both women’s perspectives.

[@Ana59156]

I see what you mean :) I don't really know a lot about them so I was just guessing... hope the movie will still be good tho

[@sakurathornsickle5681]

Ana Luiza me too! I still hold out hope! I enjoy Phillipa Gregory novels as much as the next person ;P

[@proclivities460]

I can't wait to see it! Even though it's not very accurate, I love both actresses and I love period pieces even more, haha

[@to0c0ol42]

Isn’t Saoisre Irish and Margo Aussie. How to piss off the Scots

[@cutepiechloe]

TO0C0OL I mean I wish a scottish actress had gotten the role, because we have to change our accents for roles a lot and it would be nice to get to speak your own accent for once, but I love both those actresses so much I can’t help but be excited haha

[@LalainMashood]

i think margots british

[@cutepiechloe]

Lalain Mashood Margot is Aussie I’m sure, she has a cute wee Aussie accent

[@LalainMashood]

Chloe S oh my bad then she kinda sounds british now tho

[@cutepiechloe]

Lalain Mashood in real life? 😱 I’ve never thought so but I suppose I could see that

[@1693mano]

Cate Blanchett is my one true Queen Elizabeth 🙌🏼 Also, Margot's accentuated makeup makes her seem like a clown instead of depicting the insecurities that Queen Elizabeth was trying to hide in her later years with the paste. Shekhar Kapur's Elizabeth demonstrated that garishness very aptly...one was taken aback by the excessive white paste but it still seemed formidable and sort of reflected the queen's state of mind. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

[@91clarie]

Am I the only one who thinks Cate Blanchett made a better Elizabeth I? But seriously though, what's with all the Aussie actresses playing Elizabeth I though 😂

[@Michael-xi9nb]

How do you know if she is a better Elizabeth I when you haven’t seen Margot’s performance?

[@davidf2623]

In Elizabeth Queen Elizabeth is portrayed as a hero, it seems like the other way here.

[@91clarie]

Ian M OH MY EFFING GOD. I just meant the LOOKS of course. Of course I can't judge the acting before I've even seen the movie. Y'all need to chill.😂

[@genebijou3772]

Jarol Rivera She's just biased is all.

[@spencervanderkley]

Hahah true... Hugh Jackman should play the role next...

[@aleeshababer6256]

this seems like a must watch. cast is amazing. and the accents r on point... so good.

[@jedelusional]

i loved saoirse in the host. this is a whole new different role. looking forward to thissss 💕

[@embrace.2393]

damn she really hinted at this in that vogue interview hahah

[@fairy8027]

I just realized that Saoirse Ronan is the girl from 'the 'Hanna'' movie! I still remember this interpretation!!!

[@kyleslifeofjoy]

This looks amazing! 2 amazing and beautiful women in iconic roles! I cannot wait to see this.

[@ANKITPANDEY-vm8kx]

This will finally get Saoirse an Oscar... She soo deserves it!!!

[@ramonaflowers2813]

This story never ceases to be fascinating.

[@dub2459]

Yeah except they miss the entire point,it was never about sexism,it was about not wanting Mary as a foreign ruler,they actually loved Elizabeth...they called it the golden age ffs

[@midnightdreams519]

This is literally a film that accurately show history of Queen Mary of Scot. I definitely will see this movie.

[@louisemacallister6561]

This looks amazing! I think there will be an Oscar on the way for Saoirse Ronan! Her Scottish accent is perfect!

[@enidrhee-grimes7621]

Damn Saoirse makes really smart decisions when it comes to what movies she does.

[@Ashibot]

Aussies just play Queen Elizabeth well it would seem!

[@KP-zd3hc]

Ashibot OMG! You're right!

[@Nemoticon]

Not even close... everyone else seems to fit, but Robbie breaks the story's immersion.

[@miself3465]

Two of my most fav actress in one movie thank God !

[@nicolephoenix87]

The ad before this was an ad for this 😂

[@gloriaregali9090]

Saoirse is more Elizabeth than Margot. I think casting Margot is a huge failure. She is still modernly beautiful under all that makeup. Her apperience might work with Ancient Greece or Rome, but not with this era.

[@EIizabethGrace]

Poison Ivy Why, though? It’s not like there were no people who looked like Margot back in the 1500. Likely not many, but I think that applies to every era.

[@Lalala-fz2ci]

Poison Ivy what are you talking about about?? She looks scary af.

[@GladiatorMaster007]

Velina Peykova Exactly! 😂😂😂

[@audobone]

Human genes haven't changed in a few hundreds years. There's no reason to say her looks are modern or that they won't fit with the times. If you have to complain, point fingers at the makeup and costume designers for not making her look convincing.

[@selty]

Anagha M. Yes however generally we were shorter and royalty were incredibly inbred and thus were likely to have health complications and look different.

[@ponygon777]

Looks like Ronan and Robbie are going to gets some Oscar nominations in the near future.

[@moniquevamado]

Wow, can't wait. Amazing actresses. Saoirse Ronan is amazing.

[@louise-yo7kz]

Exciting. Saoirse is amazing. She was fantastic in Atonement, where I first encountered her work

[@LOLlailaliciousful]

That last line killed me and brought me back to life this looks so good

[@RyanM268]

Saoirse Ronan is coming for an Oscars! She’s a very beautiful & talented actress at such a young age.

[@roxannej9894]

Saoirse very brilliant gifted actress with underrated talents. Margot Robbie did well too.

[@BDTTK9]

I’ve been hyped for this film ever since those photos leaked of Margot as Queen Elizabeth. This looks so good!

[@sashak2357]

1:50 do I hear David Tennant?

[@starsickkk]

Sasha Kyryliuk yep

[@david-ix7si]

Yess

[@HOAfan11]

He plays John Knox. A key figure during this rivalry. I can’t wait to see him deliver this character with the hopes of being nominated for an award of some sort. He’s far too underrated.

[@kayleeo7330]

I thought I heard him, too!

[@arsaces7579]

OH MY GOD, IT IS. PRAISE.

[@romeblanchard3419]

They never met each other in person irl right?

[@adriltythorin6702]

No, they never met, even though Mary was kept prisoner for decades in England. Dramatic license I think.

[@seanjones2524]

Nope, nor were they friends. Mary was always a viable option for ruler of England for Catholics who opposed Elizabeth and Protestantism. Mary also claimed the English throne for herself whilst in France, changing her personal coat of arms to reflect that claim. Not so long later, France signed a treaty that ratified Elizabeth as rightful Queen of England, yet Mary refused to sign it. She also plotted against Elizabeth whilst imprisoned in England. Who needs enemies with 'friends' like that, eh? It's just another 'historical' film about genuinely interesting figures that ignores history in favour of the whims and wishes of Hollywood. Shame really.

[@mackenziewilliams9545]

Sean Jones People don’t really care if they wanted to learn about history they’d open a book they go to the movies to watch interesting movie made by people who weren’t even alive when this happened so there’s really no reason to complain

[@borismuller86]

Mackenzie Williams yeah why not just make a different film then?

[@jameslowe8141]

Also I doubt Mary had a Scottish accent as she grew up in France.

[@akdlg9sjjslk8]

OH MY GOSH I CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH. And to think Saiorse got to play the role she's always wanted!! So proud of her!!

[@kimari1469]

Elizabeth and Mary never met face to face.....um still can’t wait to see it

[@StamosLover18]

Saoirse is our generations Meryl!

[@Tata-in1qp]

Saoirse is so royal. Her and Jack ugh

[@artificergunn3065]

Mary got sent to France at the age of 5 and lived there for the next 13 years. She could speak Scots, French, Italian, Latin, Spanish, and Greek by the time she headed back to Scotland. I'm just guessing here - but I feel like her accent would be different than that.

[@AshanaDesu]

I love saorsie ronan's acting so much. I first saw her on a movie called city of ember and a trailer on this one with margot robbie whom i have loved from the movie I, Tonya. They are both stunning artists! I can't wait to watch it. 💕

[@Hoswendt]

They never met...but Hollywood never read a book, so...

[@allisondoak9425]

Hoswendt it’s kind of hard to dramatically present rivals and have them share no screen time.

[@Hoswendt]

Allie Doak it’s kind of hard to watch a historical movie that has facts wrong. Ruins the authenticity.

[@allisondoak9425]

Hoswendt Personally I read history to find accurate accounts. Historical fiction, period pieces, and historical films either utilise the context of history to present an interpretation of truth about human life and the universe, or they are vehicles to express interpretations of historical truths. It is important to understand especially as a historian that truth and fact are connected but are not the same thing.

[@jameslowe8141]

There have been other movies about their rivalry that seemed to have no problems with them not meeting

[@lubaluft4499]

They must have read Schiller's Mary Stuart, in wich they do meet