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Henry VIII

Name: Henry VIII
Genre: Drama
Released: 2003-10-12
Rating: 7

★ 7,0 /10 (20 Votes)

2003 EN 1 Seasons

Overview

The life of Henry VIII of England from the disintegration of his first marriage to an aging Spanish princess until his death following a stroke in 1547, by which time he had married for the sixth time.

First air date

12/10/2003

Votes

Popularity

2.9

Heads will roll

Genres

Drama

Status

Ended

Type

Miniseries

Networks

ITV1

Language

Last air date

2003-10-19

Episodes

Episode runtime

96 min

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Ray Winstone

Henry VIII

Assumpta Serna

Catherine of Aragon

Helena Bonham Carter

Anne Boleyn

Emilia Fox

Jane Seymour

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Pia Girard

Anne of Cleves

Charles Dance

Edward Stafford

Mark Strong

Thomas Howard

Danny Webb

Thomas Cromwell

Sean Bean

Robert Aske

Thomas Lockyer

Edward Seymour

William Houston

Thomas Seymour

David Suchet

Thomas Wolsey

Scott Handy

Henry Percy

Dominic Mafham

George Boleyn

Benjamin Whitrow

Tomas Bolena

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John Higgins

Robert Barnes

Michael Maloney

Thomas Cranmer

Emily Blunt

Catherine Howard

Clare Holman

Catherine Parr

Lara Belmont

Mary Tudor

Hugh Mitchell

Edward VI

Tom Turner

Francis Dereham

Joseph Morgan

Thomas Culpeper

Joss Ackland

Henry VII

Derek Jacobi

Narrator

No photo

Philip Harvey

Court Usher

Original Soundtrack

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Now, the old adage of never letting the truth get in the way of a good story has to be applied to this rather well made, but otherwise pretty shallow dramatisation of the life of England's infamous King Henry VIII. Ray Winstone is efficient in the title role, but his style of acting reverts to bluster all to often - fine in a crime thriller, or as the cheeky East Londoner, but somehow just not great here. The associated characterisations are really all pretty flat, too - Joss Ackland has a decent stab at the role of his ruthless father Henry VII, but Charles Dance's Duke of Buckingham, David S…

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