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The Tudors: Complete Series 1 [2007] starring: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Sam Neill, Natalie Dormer, Gabrielle Anwar List Price: £29.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £9.98 You Save: £20.01 (67%)Prices subject to change. |
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Audience Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over Binding: DVD EAN: 5035822596313 Format: PAL Label: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Manufacturer: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Number Of Items: 3 Publisher: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Region Code: 2 Release Date: December 10, 2007 Running Time: 514 minutes Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: 2007 Sales Rank: 169 Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Amazon.co.uk Review: Pulling few punches and garnering its fair share of headlines as a result, The Tudors is a controversial, yet compelling period piece, that dramatically tells the story of the early years of King Henry VIII. Not for nothing though has it attracted its fair share of awards attention. For The Tudors is a complex drama, and not one to simplify its storylines. The young Henry, for instance, is exploring his muddled romances and his insecurities, against the challenges his kingdom is facing. It’s a plateful for him to deal with, and in the hands of a superb performance from Jonathan Rhys Meyers--a real revelation in the role--as the young Henry, it’s all vividly and skillfully knitted together. But The Tudors isn’t just about its central character, for there’s a terrific supporting cast at work too. Sam Neill’s Cardinal Wolsey, Jeremy Northam’s Thomas More and Natalie Dormer’s Ann Boleyn are just some who earn plaudits here. Behind the camera there’s the pen of Elizabeth writer Michael Hirst at work, and he too deserves much credit, clearly getting his teeth into the fascinating subject matter. The Tudors is, undoubtedly, a graphic production, and earns its 15 certificate comfortably. It’s also been knocked for the liberties it takes with its history when putting its story across, with some justification. But it’s also most certainly terrific television, mixing in high production values with strong performances. In short, the ten episodes here will simply have you thirsting for the next series. Not before you’ve rewatched season one a few times, though... --Jon Foster Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Outstanding EntertainmentI've read many novels and biographies on the life and relationships of Henry VIII and if I wanted a historically accurate potrayal of the life of the late king I'm sure I could find hundreds at my disposal but let's be honest they can be deadly dull!! This series does not claim to be an accurate account of the life of Henry VIII, it advertises itself clearly as a drama and a very steamy one at that. Also if you think about it for a woman to yield so much sexual power over a king that he would break from the Catholic Church, putting his monarchy and country at thread just in order to bed her she had to be pretty alluring and well worth the wait - so justifiably for me the sexual content in the show makes sense. I mean really do ... Read More: Rating:  - Its good, well made, take it for what it is!While there were some things about this series that had me pulling my hair out! I actually did enjoy this series. I am really into the Tudor history and I do know my fact from fiction. The part about Princess Margaret Tudor marrying with a Portuguese King left me thinking "Why OH Why"! Maybe eventually TV producers will listen and actually stick to fact. It seems crazy not to when the facts are just as exciting! It is sad that this has taken some of the gloss away from what is actually a really well made series. Take it for what it is, there is still some historical ACCURACY in there and I like the fact they actually gave a mention to Henry's sisters, who both had amazing lives and are largely left out of all Tudor films completely ... Read More: Rating:  - The Tudors - a good reason to abolish the BBC licence feeThis is perhaps the worst historical drama series ever made. Apart from the hideous historical inaccuracies (e.g. using Victorian carriages to carry Henry V111 et al around)and the vast re-writes of history, the acting is dreadful. Anne Boleyn is like a giggly check out girl at Tescos in somewhere like Bromley. Henry V111 never gets fat and looks more like a thug in a Steven Spiegel movie than one of the most complex kings Britain has ever produced. If ever there was a reason to remove the BBC licence fee then this is it. The Tudors is complete bunkum from beginning to end. Don't waste your money on the DVD like I did! Rating: - Good Historic Drama This is a great series, OK may not be 100% accurate, but close enough to history to not make it a farce. This shows the rise to power of one of the most well known monarchs is British history, and his war against the Catholic church..... The whole cast is superb, with the 3 main factions (the Boleyn's, the Catholics and the Kings supporters) well portrayed. The first series is quite heavy on the sex, however as Henry was supposed to be a very virile king, I suppose that can be justified. My one small criticism is that sometimes it feels like they put so much in for shock value. Although I watched it when it was shown on the BBC, bought it as it is definitely one I will watch again. Rating: - Try it for yourself!I studied this historical period in depth and most evidence suggests, (and it is widely accepted), that Henry VIII was in fact a handsome young man in his earlier years. He was tall and solid, a bit unlike the typical stature of the time, one look at his suit of armour can tell us that. They image we usually see of Henry as a tall, large, bearded man was in his later years. Certainly around the time of his first marriage to Catherine, he was an athletic young man. Even after the end of his marriage to Jane Seymour, after her death, he was widely considered to be Europe's ultimate bachelor in a sense! It doesn't matter about how good-looking he was on a scale of 1-10, or anything trivial like that. What matters is that he was a strong character ... Read More: |
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