Keith Michell stars as England's infamous fickle king in this splendid period production. Tudor England comes to life as each wife's story unfolds from Catherine of Aragon to Catherine Parr.
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play. Previously unknown Australian actor Keith Michell stars as England's infamous, fickle king in a splendid period production. Winner of 15 awards, including the Prix Italia, an Emmy and 5 BAFTAs, the drama brings Tudor England to life as each wife's story unfolds, from Catherine of Aragon to Catherine Parr. Henry's marriage to the rawboned Anne of Cleves is the story of an uneasy alliance between England and Germany, a political convenience. But while the annulment of that marriage amounts to a corresponding escape from political dilemmas, it also means the parting of two close friends. The cast is dotted with familiar faces, with supporting roles for the likes of Annette Crosbie, Dorothy Tutin, Patrick Troughton and Angela Pleasance.
The complete collected series of six 1970 teleplays portraying the wives of King Henry. Famed drama series with Keith Michell starring as the nations most famed and unashamed polygamist in the re-telling of the life stories of his stable of wives. The first BBC drama to be shot in colour, it was so very well received that it spawned a feature length film and the subsequent series, Elizabeth R., starring Glenda Jackson.
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