Reviewing Firebrand: Facts and Fiction on Film

Let’s take a look at the 2024 film “Firebrand”; today I will be sharing my thoughts…
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[@timefoolery]

So good of you to keep us notified! I don’t watch a lot of television so I rely on people like you to keep me posted!!

[@3CrossesPastorRandy]

Outstanding review of Firebrand. I am a regular viewer of your channel, but this is my first comment. I'm writing from the San Francisco area. I will definitely watch this film and feel so well-informed now as I do so. Thank you for your research in all your videos and the clear and precise presentation of it. 📽👑

[@PeachyPooPie]

I’ve watched it twice and really enjoyed it. I liked how everything looked cold and dingy and grubby. I thought the hair, makeup and costume design was a breath of fresh air opposed to the usual “glamorous” Tudor portrayals. Thank you Dr Kat for reviewing the film.

[@Neddoest]

I’ve been really interested in recreating Tudor fashion for the last for few years and I would be willing to bet the costume designer on this film consulted with the Tudor Tailor authors, Ninya Mikhaila and Jane Malcom-Davies… this is the Tudor costuming we deserve.

[@weaviejeebies]

That hood 🤩

[@MsKateC2K]

I've been waiting for this review forever 😆 absolutely loved the costumes. the portrayal of Henry by Jude Law was amazing, he was unrecognizable to me. Vikander as Catherine was a great choice as well

[@possumroberts1856]

I enjoy listening to you Dr. Kat! 🫅🍍🕍

[@NannaVildeJensen-qr5sh]

I didnt know about this movie, but I definetely added it to my list now 😁 wonderful presentation, as always! 👑

[@hiwakoo]

Same here, Ìm looking foreward to the kostumes🪡👑

[@SunnyMorningPancakes]

It's based on a book - I listened to the audio version last year before I knew the film was happening. You might enjoy that too 🙂

[@cindygrubbs5856]

I'm so looking forward to this! Thank you, Dr. Kat! ❤

[@88kayleigh]

I really loved this film. The costuming was beautiful especially compared to what we usually see in historical fiction films. Having the costuming and set design help anchor me in a sense of time and place is for me, more important than strict historical accuracy to the events. I’m not there to Learn History, I’m there to be entertained! I’ve read and watched so many variations of the Tudor stories dramatized, so I’m not bothered by hand waving away a little artistic liberty. I don’t think I would be as interested in real history as I am today, had I not first found a love of the fiction. I also think they did a wonderful job of maintaining a real sense of suspense and walking on eggshells around Henry. It felt almost like I was watching a horror movie, with this constant, pervasive sense of dread. Maybe that darker lighting you talked about did help with that vibe.

[@leannboyea1822]

I'd like to see it just for the costumes!

[@lucieramirez1378]

Thank you for your Firebrand review. Your presentations are always so enjoyable and informative. 🎉🎉🎉

[@HawkeyeBrooke]

I saw the movie when it came out in the US back in June, so it’s been awhile since I saw it, but I really enjoyed it. I knew going in that it was fictional, so I don’t mind those departures. What I think they really nailed was the vibe at court. There was such a tense undercurrent, everyone walked on eggshells, just trying not to set the monster off. I could very much see it being like that. I can’t wait to hear Dominic’s thoughts once he gets them in order! 😂

[@ReadingthePast]

Welp, he guzzled a feed and then farted… so make of that what you will 😂

[@kathleenstoin671]

I was expecting a film that portrayed Katherine Parr and Henry in a historically accurate manner. Silly me! For the reasons you mention, of course, but also some things that I noted while I was watching the film. I had an especially hard time with the very inaccurate death scene. Katherine was not present, and of course she didn't kill Henry. I doubt that Katherine would have gone into the woods to meet Ann Askew. In her position, I think such a clandestine act would have been impossible. Katherine was never pregnant while she was married to Henry, so naturally there was no miscarriage. She was never arrested or in prison at all, and as you said, certainly would not have been in those terrible conditions. The performances were very good, and I agree with you that the costumes were excellent. But for me, the glaring historical inaccuracies spoiled the film for me. I would not recommend it to anyone who wouldn't already be aware of the egregious liberties that the writers took with history. This film would give the average person a completely wrong idea of the events of Katherine's life. She was interesting enough without the blatant alterations of the facts. I was very disappointed that the producers played so fast and loose with history, while claiming to portray real people and events.

[@DavidJohnRedwood]

I have not seen it yet either, but from these comments I will know in advance not to expect too much historical accuracy.

[@laurieleonard8209]

Hugs for all the family ❤🤗

[@MaesterTori]

I'm interested in seeing Jude Law's portrayal of H8 after watching this. Thanks Dr Kat! 📽🎬

[@kissedbysun2517]

I enjoyed the film. It was beautiful to look at. I also enjoyed fanfiction, which is basically "what if?"... which is what this film is. I grew up in an abusive, violent home. Much of the time I escaped into fantasy, otherwise I would not have survived. I understand this film to be a character study of Catherine. Sometimes we saw history, sometimes we saw her fears, sometimes we saw her dreams. It invites us to put ourselves in her shoes and let our imaginations and feelings run wild. I don't watch films as a history lesson. There are more documentaries and books on the Tudors than I could consume in a lifetime. I appreciate art inspired by history too.

[@2012Ursula]

Definitely fanfiction. I thought Vikander seemed too young to play Catherine, and Jude Law wasn't physically revolting enough, even with all those prosthetics. Very good performance from him, though, and the costuming was great. Thanks, Dr. Kat.

[@DavidJohnRedwood]

I feel that is a healthy attitude to take. It is like me. I pretty much know now that any historical drama I see will not be historically accurate. This avoids any disappointment.

[@88kayleigh]

Absolutely agree! I never go into any sort of historical fiction, on the page or on the screen, expecting much accuracy. I think it’s a bit silly to frankly - if you want historical accuracy, read history or watch a documentary! Fiction is telling a story, which must serve the narrative primarily, the historical events secondarily.

[@lauramason5667]

I have yet to watch firebrand but actually listening to. It’s a great preview. I love hearing the reality and it sort of bothers me that there is so much historical fiction going on. It’s a story the real story and the real story is what matters. I think Catherine Parr was an amazing woman, and she surely knew how to survive and that’s another way which she showed her high intelligence.♥️

[@anastasiabosakowski8651]

Thank you for a thoughtful review. I really enjoyed the movie. I saw it more of a character study of a corrupt, tempestuous king and he people around him who are forced to live on a knife edge to keep their heads. I didn't mind that they took liberties with the actual history, though there's always the fear that viewers will assume that what they are seeing is the truth. 🏰 🎥

[@Jo-pp7yj]

Fascinating. I can't wait to see it. What a surprise ending. 🏰

[@ladyofthelake93]

I hadn't even heard about this film, but now im planning to watch it after work tonight! 🎬

[@patgnds]

🎥 thank you Dr. Kat as always great information

[@angstymedusa]

Interesting review I always love hearing about fashion history. 🌟👑

[@paigerochwite5129]

Dr. Kat, I know you touched on it a bit in this video, but I would love a video about accessibility in the Tudor period!

[@nichola607]

couldn't wait to watch this. great

[@anneangstadt1882]

Very interesting! Now i just have to figure out how to see it. 🎆

[@texaskc]

This is now the second work of fiction that has Henry physically attack Catherine Parr. The first being Philippa Gregory The Taming of the Queen. I don't understand they they feel the need to add this. Unnecessary.

[@jacobhanson4391]

I could see a King like Henry being domestically violent. He did order other womanfolk decapitated ( I could be wrong or mistaken ) Now to watch the video!

[@cherrytraveller5915]

@@jacobhanson4391 he was a romantic that couldn’t stand the comfortable existence that came after the romance. He wasn’t a wife beater which is why he hid like a little child when Katherine Howard was arrested

[@kathleenstoin671]

Philippa Gregory is a hack writer, in my opinion. I read one of her books years ago. That was enough.

[@ellenmorgan9857]

I paused your video to go and watch it. I thoroughly enjoyed it, but was dismayed at some of the inaccuracies I saw. I love history, but I am no historian; however, I was VERY disappointed that the movie played Katherine as killing Henry. I realize producers/directors take liberties with the truth, but that was just so far off. Absolutely loved your review. I learn so much from you and enjoy all of your videos. They are delicious! Thank you!

[@gunvorelisabethkirkelund8767]

Thank you for this insightful video :) I also enjoyed Firebrand, despite its historic inaccuracies. I really, really loved the costumes, it's nice for once, they weren't slap-on hairbands and victorian-style corsets with no shifts under 👸

[@katsilbaugh2876]

So glad you did this review thank you! Didn’t know this movie existed but now I know I must watch it! 👑

[@cylonfamily9262]

🎥 Thank you!

[@scousecaraid97]

Thank you for your very insightful review - haven´t heard of that movie before, and now I will try to watch it! And am looking forward to watch it and hopefully see what you told us... 🙂

[@ruthejbooth8661]

I'm surprised that I'd picked up on most of the things you've mentioned. Dr Kat's lessons are working! However, one thing I didn't realise was that was Jude Law under the beard. I think that says much for his performance.

[@CrazyArtistLady]

Fascinating review! ❤👸🏰⚔️🛡️🎬🎥📺

[@annebutler5169]

I saw Firebrand and loved the costumes. Beautiful colours and quite accurate. However I did not like the ending with Catherine killing Henry and her being pregnant. I had never heard of that in the historical books. I always love your channel and look forward to the next one.👸🏰🎥

[@kathleenstoin671]

You never heard of Katherine being pregnant and killing her husband because it never happened.

[@Laramaria2]

Where I live, people were making fun of this movie because apparently there's an episode of The Simpsons that has the same ending 😅 Anyway, I'm 100% with you in many ways but particularly about the costume design of this movie, I think it was so good ❤

[@jonathanweir7672]

Thank you for this review! This video is the first I’ve seen of yours and I will be subscribing. I love the detail you went into for this film! 🎥 I watched it a few weeks ago and I have mixed thoughts. I love the detailing in the costumes and I really enjoy the acting choices, just as you say the leads are really able to make their characters come alive and feel so real! The film really disappointed me when they had Catherine arrested, and as you detail, have her thrown in a cell almost naked to rot, before she then is brought before Henry and kill’s him. I very much can and do appreciate artistic licence (I didn’t mind the creation of friendship between Catharines and Anne) in a film as things for a majority of reasons can’t always follow the full historical path - but I feel there was still able to be a version of the movie where Catharine was detained in her royal apartments; scared, fearful, alone from her trusted advisors and servants - under arrest but as Queen. Before then still artistically killing Henry. I feel that would have still worked and given the film 🍿 that shock ending. However for me as a history and Tudor lover, the decision to have Catherine thrown in a cell freezing and such just took me straight out of the film, as did the mention of the Pole family as you mention. I did love the locations and I didn’t mind the darker feel they had with locations and interiors, for me it felt like someone was spying, creating an unsafe atmosphere and showing that Catharine was caged and trapped just as the birds were. I loved that this film has put a light on Catharine as so much of Henry VIII’s life in modern telling focuses really between him and Anne Boleyn. I also as a dog lover, really enjoyed the dogs they had throughout the movie. Thank you for your review! 🎉

[@debbralehrman5957]

Thanks for your assessment of the movie. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂

[@maryloumawson6006]

I'm interested in seeing the film now that you have reviewed it I must say I have found the recent historical films released by major studios totally lacking in any kind of merit either historically or as regards acting or dialogue So I was surprised that your review seems to have been generally favorable and I will watch it on your recommendation just on the costumes alone But I DO find it irritating that film producers find it necessary to depart from the facts! Here we have a story so compelling we are still re-enacting it 500 years later! Why in the world do we need to gild the lily here?? One would think there's some sort of copyright on History - since absolutely NOBODY seems to be able to tell the tale and stick to what REALLY happened!! Would it actually be so bad if people were able to learn actual history from movies?? This is the sort of thing that makes me appreciate your content all the more! Thank you!

[@prettypic444]

I think a lot of historical movie designers are afraid to make things really colorful. We’ve gotten so used to “history is brown, gray, and washed out” as a culture. Even nonthrillers will tend towards a muted palette- just look at the Les Mis adaption from a decade ago (and that was a *musical*!) at least it seems like the costume department was able to design clothes that were accurate to the period. No beach waves at court here! 👑🪡 Still, I eagerly await the Duke of York’s opinion- I’m sure he’ll have some fascinating takes on the imagery.😆

[@carolinesimmill4962]

Thank you Dr Kat for reviewing the movie. I think they could have made a brilliant movie using facts instead of their fiction. It just confuses people who don't know what is historically true.🏰🏰👑🎪🙏

[@pennyatkinson5740]

Thanks Dr Kat.I am hoping to watch Firebrand soon and this has definitely whetted my appetite to do so When Dominic has confirmed his feelings about it,do let us know lol 😂😂. I am a fan of Alicia Vikander - she is a great actress,so I am looking forward to seeing the film ! Have a great weekend

[@diannameadows9459]

Thank you for the great review. We don’t often get a realistic view of Catherine Parr. She is not the most popular of Henry’s Six wives. Judd Law can play anything well. I am so happy the costumes are so accurate. Oh and congratulations about the new baby❤

[@marshaprice8226]

While Catherine’s religious zeal is realistic, portraying her as killing Henry VIII is absolutely ridiculous. Even if she had had any such idea - and there is no historical evidence that she did - she was living in another palace and never went near Henry for many weeks before he died.

[@robinbritzman5992]

Loved your review...just may give this one a view.

[@lianafriedman6555]

I loved the costumes in this movie ❤

[@joshuafess4295]

Swiveled eyed pantomime 😂😂😂😂 that’s great! Dr. Kay I am going to borrow that line

[@diedrawittenberg4657]

I so enjoy your videos! 👑 📽

[@DavidJohnRedwood]

It looks like the costumes will be worth the watch in this movie. On being historically accurate, we are not gonna get that by the look of it. It is set in historical (Tudor) times and stars historical people, but it is primarily a story for entertainment, not a documentary. Like other people with a keen interest in history it used to bug me when films had totally made up people or plots etc., but maybe we just have to accept that - like a novel or a totally fiction book - these days. This review has definitely spurred me to very much want to see the movie. But to avoid any disappointment, I won't expect it to be "history" good and pure. Thanks for a good review ✔️👍

[@tpiety]

Look forward to watch.

[@Shane-Flanagan]

Thanks for this Dr Kat 🙏 So excited when I saw this pop up Impossible obvs giving baby minding duties but it would've been cool to have Jamie's take on Firebrand too ❤

[@ReadingthePast]

He was very struck by the cinematography, it really reminded him of the sprawling historical documentary style from the 1970s. Once he pointed that out, it was all I could see!

[@jillbrannigan1809]

Very Interesting. Thank you

[@ianfawcett3298]

Introduced to your channel by my wife. What a find. Am hugely interested in the Lancastrian / Yorkist affairs, and the carry forward into the Wolf Hall Cromwell trilogy. Immediately hit on the death of Henry with a huge question mark - but thoroughly enjoyed the film and its insights. The facts are mostly open to interpretation except for areas of primary sources, so how are we to know? Enjoyed the stream and will watch back numbers. Thanks

[@AJansenNL]

I haven't watched it, but I'm adding it to my list, hoping I can find it online somewhere. Your review made me curious.

[@lynneewer1500]

This sounds like a very interesting movie to see. Thank you for such a comprehensive review. I’m not sure how I’m going to watch it as I’m in Australia and it appears to only be released in certain cinemas and not at all in my state. I might manage to see it through a streaming service though. I love your work and find all of your videos excessively well researched and written. You also speak very well which is a bonus as many (mostly American) channels have narrators who really can’t speak the King‘s English. 😂 😂

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your content! Thanks For this ❤❤❤❤

[@debbralehrman5957]

Thanks for your assessment of the movie. I 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁

[@lukesguywalker]

MINOR SPOILER: Drawing from what was said about the actress’ controlled panic, there’s a scene where Catherine humiliates a courtier Henry is flirting with by having her sing and at one point she barks for the girl to “Stop laughing!” and you can hear this rage simmering just below in her voice. It was a great moment of her emotions getting the best of her after all the stress she’s been under. It really stuck with me. (Unfortunately I did find the film to be otherwise kind of slow and was struggling to stay awake by the end, though I think this is because of my ADHD lol 🥴)

[@jfs59nj]

Excellent!

[@rebeccagarner7665]

👑👑👑 i really loved the 'surprise' ending. A little part of me honestly wishes this was true, that she killed him whilst the ghosts of his other wives surrounded the bed, with a guest appearance from Anna of Cleeves. I enjoyed the lighting, from what I've read, Wolf Hall was filmed using the same technique of natural lighting. I loved the mention of Elizabeth fearing for her life, any mention of Anne Boleyn and i'm happy. I agree with henry's crown, I was thrown by the almost black bowler hat style of it - it was an odd choice!

[@emmacharlenedostal]

If only it were true! Perfect Friends Indeed

[@jeeb2413]

great review dr kat

[@lorihenderson673]

Dear dr kat i want to stop my 19th C stuff and go for this xx

[@jessicaroberts7788]

❤great review need to find it where to watch it

[@emmacharlenedostal]

😳 this must be my emoji because I was so impacted by Jude’s performance it was visceral I felt the terror Parr must have felt it was unforgettable even if liberties were taken in the storytelling

[@ReadingthePast]

The way he kept putting things (especially his fingers) in her mouth made me feel unwell 🤮

[@TracyD2]

Thank god the person who designed the costumes in Reign did have their hands on this one.

[@pinstripesuitandheels]

I was very much dissappointed by the end of the film, but I was so happy to a woman in stays over a shift!🏹👑

[@randyfloyd560]

Enjoyed this. Always interesting to hear about the portrayal of historical figures in film juxtaposed to historical fact. I've worked with patients with bad legs like Henry's and it's a very smelly affair. I'd think sepsis killed him rather than the Queen. Have a great weekend!

[@cathryng3849]

Thank you for bringing fact to the fiction of movies. And here's an emoji for you 👩‍💼

[@joykoski7111]

I found your review very kind...lol. I watched this movie and thought it was awful. In fact I think I rated it 3/10. I will admit that I didn't really look at the costumes in the level of detail you did. They didn't look obvioiusly wrong so that was good enough for me. I hated the fictional storyline, the darkness, and the stupid ending. I am glad that you enjoyed it , but for myself, I was very dissapointed with it.

[@sheriking4041]

I stopped and watched the movie. I did enjoy it. One thing I think I heard a cell phone ring. I don’t think they had cell phones in the 16th century.

[@maggiekent7753]

Really enjoyable ! x

[@lindasadler6338]

I just watched it today! Very curious to see what you think.

[@faithlessone423]

I really enjoyed about 80% of this movie, but the murder and the shot of Elizabeth at the end were just… bizarre. 🎬🌹

[@fatalracingdriver4525]

Hi. I think the crown that Henry is wearing reminds me of the one in a Holbein painting. The painting is called King Henry VIII and the Barber Surgeons. The painting is pretty dark but the crown looks similar. Ps having seen and read other accounts of Henry I did find it strange about there wasn't more shown of Cranmer and his relationship with the queen. It also neglects the fact that Thomas Howard Duke of Norfolk was the one lingering in prison as the time of Genrys death not Catherine. Also Gardener was out of the King's favour having baulked at exchanging a land with the King as well as other matters. Lady Margaret Pole I think was executed in 1541. I know I could be wrong but it seemed a bit late for Henry to be getting rid of the Plantagenet Pole family so late in the day as 1546. I'm no expert but thought you might like to hear an opinion on some matters.

[@ReadingthePast]

I have just zoomed in on that painting and you are spot on. I had never noticed there is clearly a brim of a hat under the crown. That’s definitely the one they were going for! I agree, it would have been good to have the separate Cranmer and Norfolk storylines included, but I can see how this might have been seen as confusing to the narrative and the pace they were aiming for. They really condensed time - it felt like those events happened over days or weeks rather than the years it actually was.

[@fatalracingdriver4525]

Thank you for your reply 😊.

[@melaniehylok5670]

Thanks!

[@ReadingthePast]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@rlthomson1314]

I tried watcing, fell out of it, but found be book. Working on reading the book.

[@LotsofWhatever]

I can't wait for the costubers like Bernadette Banner and Abby Cox opine on the costumes.

[@RebeccaCaronna]

✌🏼I plan to watch to see Jude.

[@arcola44]

It never ceases to amaze me that filmmakers feel the need to tamper with any of the historical details of the Tutor era. All the necessary drama is already present; no additions or subtractions should be required. It also seems a bit of a non-sequitur to spend so much time and energy on the accuracy of the costumes, only to bash it all up by having Catherine kill Henry! Now I'm a bit torn. I would love to support this film so movie makers know there is a huge audience for historical drama, but on the other hand I'm really not interested in letting them think they can re-write history in such a fundamental way.🎥🎥🎥

[@kellyburgess671]

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[@oonaghmarguerite6752]

Finally KHVIII gets his just desserts.... An arm across his neck...👑 A girl can dream🍾🥂for a couple of hours.....🎭 🎬🎥📺😏

[@stefanwild326]

[@susanroutt6690]

I haven’t heard of this film, have no idea what she is talking about. Perhaps an introduction would be in order?

[@Cara-39]

Reviews weren't great and while I can appreciate historical fiction, this seems more fiction than history. Curious to know your thoughts, Dr Kat

[@ReadingthePast]

I deliberately didn't check any reviews so I wouldn't have my views clouded, I'm interested to read them now though...

[@clarepotter7584]

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[@kelliknackmuhs2546]

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[@elisabethtrede5203]

Where was Bishop Cranmer in the film???

[@wandab3843]

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[@literallyheather]

I actually couldn't finish this movie. It just seemed over the top ridiculous and quite boring.

[@kitiyana]

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[@alisonalder7317]

I just don't understand why people have to change known facts when they make a film or tv programme. I'm sure there are enough known facts to make an interesting and gripping film without distorting, or to be blunt, lying, about what actually happened, as much as we know from the written record.

[@marshaprice8226]

I am not a fan of historical fiction; and, thanks to your review, I have no interest in seeing the film or reading the book. The idea that Catherine Parr would be shown killing Henry VIII is utterly ridiculous and slanderous. Thanks for a most informative review!

[@jessicarakowicz1627]

🎥 🎞️ social glyphs!

[@didididi4613]

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[@margaretphillips4894]

I'm torn between wanting to see Firebrand for the production and hating the gross historical inaccuracy of the plot.

[@nichola607]

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[@floraposteschild4184]

If you are aware of the history, you may be "surprised" by this film? Red flag!

[@paulaellis6281]

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[@karma-tm9rl]

I thought I wanted to see this...but not now

[@ReadingthePast]

It is worth a watch, I really enjoyed it

[@melaniehylok5670]

Did anyone read the book?

[@SunnyMorningPancakes]

I've listened to the book. I would say it's quite compelling. But it does creep into "of course this noble woman would treat her incredibly poor servant as family and raise her rank" territory at points. I also that there is just enough actual history to make some people feel that this is actually how things happened.

[@lisamader5270]

I listened on Spotify. I liked it. Haven't seen the film yet because I've been too busy. Will probably watch over the winter. 🇨🇦

[@HelenGriffith-hv3fy]

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[@stoker1931jane]

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