The 6 Wives of Henry VIII in a TV Film (with Video)

Poster of the fiction "The Tudors" (second series). Henry VIII is with Anna Bolena, second of his 6 wives

Henry VIII (1491-1547) is also remembered for the large number of wives had:well you are ( see also https://www.pilloledistoria.it/9905/storia-moderna/enrico-viii-impotente).

In the video that I posted below, from youtube.com, you find a collage of images of the king's women from the famous fiction The Tudors , which, albeit with some obviously fictional notes and a hand a little too trodden on the scenes of violence, retraces in a historically rather accurate way the main stages of the existence and politics of the fickle English sovereign.

The video is basically a visual "summary" of Henry VIII's turbulent love life as seen by the writers of the serial.

Enjoy.

Paris, 1783:the launch of the hot-air balloon

From "The Tudors":Jane Seymour (with Video)

With the crocodiles
But we are also encouraged to hunt, because it develops our knowledge of the jungle and our eye, forces us to do good stalking (tracking) and to shoot well. And also because meat is a need. The forest massif where we are has been a reserve for many years and game is abundant there:tiger, leopard, ax
Henry VIII, King of England, who created the Anglican Church
There are people in the history of every country that can be a turning point. I think the era of Henry VIII was a turning point in British history. British Renaissance In 1491 Henry VIII was born the second son of Tudor King Henry VII and his Queen Elizabeth. The king of the era was suppo
Henry VIII Tudor (1491-1547)
Henry VIII in a portrait by Hans Holbein. Henry VIII Tudor (1491-1547) - Tudor king of England and Ireland, son of Henry VII. He ascended the throne in 1509. He was a comprehensively educated ruler, knew several languages, and was keenly interested in theology. In 1534, he led the English Parl
The Theory of Everything moves with impressive acting and is a film with little physics
At 21, brilliant physicist Stephen Hawking is told that he has the crippling muscle disease ALS and has only two years to live. More than fifty years later, he is still with us, albeit completely paralyzed. His moving life story has now been filmed in The Theory of Everything, in which actor Eddie R