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Mary, Queen of Scots

  • 1971
  • PG-13
  • 2h 8min
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Mary, Queen of Scots (1971)
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Durante el siglo XVI, la católica María, reina de Escocia, se enzarza en más de dos décadas de conflicto religioso y político con su prima, la reina protestante Isabel I de Inglaterra, en me... Leer todoDurante el siglo XVI, la católica María, reina de Escocia, se enzarza en más de dos décadas de conflicto religioso y político con su prima, la reina protestante Isabel I de Inglaterra, en medio de intrigas políticas en su tierra natal.Durante el siglo XVI, la católica María, reina de Escocia, se enzarza en más de dos décadas de conflicto religioso y político con su prima, la reina protestante Isabel I de Inglaterra, en medio de intrigas políticas en su tierra natal.

  • Dirección
    • Charles Jarrott
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    • John Hale
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    • Vanessa Redgrave
    • Glenda Jackson
    • Patrick McGoohan
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    • Dirección
      • Charles Jarrott
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      • John Hale
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      • Vanessa Redgrave
      • Glenda Jackson
      • Patrick McGoohan
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    • 22Opiniones de los críticos
    • 53Metascore
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    • Nominado a 5 premios Óscar
      • 2 premios ganados y 11 nominaciones en total

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    Vanessa Redgrave
    Vanessa Redgrave
    • Mary, Queen of Scots
    Glenda Jackson
    Glenda Jackson
    • Queen Elizabeth
    Patrick McGoohan
    Patrick McGoohan
    • James Stuart
    Timothy Dalton
    Timothy Dalton
    • Henry, Lord Darnley
    Nigel Davenport
    Nigel Davenport
    • Lord Bothwell
    Trevor Howard
    Trevor Howard
    • William Cecil
    Daniel Massey
    Daniel Massey
    • Robert Dudley
    Ian Holm
    Ian Holm
    • David Riccio
    Andrew Keir
    Andrew Keir
    • Ruthven
    Tom Fleming
    • Father Ballard
    Katherine Kath
    • Catherine De Medici
    Beth Harris
    • Mary Seton
    Frances White
    • Mary Fleming
    Bruce Purchase
    Bruce Purchase
    • Morton
    Brian Coburn
    Brian Coburn
    • Huntly
    Vernon Dobtcheff
    Vernon Dobtcheff
    • Duc De Guise
    Raf De La Torre
    • Cardinal De Guise
    Richard Warner
    Richard Warner
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    Kirpianuscus

    great film

    Each film about Mary Stuart has,as heart, the duel between the queen of Scots and her cousin, Elisabeth. This movie is not an exception and the duel between Glenda Jackson and Vanessa Redgrave is just superb. But the great performance of each of them is only key to large, precise and seductive rebuild of the Elisabethan era. At the level of fine detail. The tension, the duties, the proofs, the words and the fear in colors of fury. All is in its scenes. And more. Because it is not only a beautiful film. First, for the work of the lead actresses, it is a memorable one.
    didi-5

    Knockout performances for the ladies

    The story of Scotland's last Queen has been told in many versions throughout the history of cinema, and it might be thought that this one would not be that different. This is true: the major characters remain Mary herself (played by Vanessa Redgrave), and Elizabeth I of England (played by Glenda Jackson). The story progresses through her time as Queen to the sickly Francois of France, to her return to a Scotland dominated by Protestantism and regented by her brother Jamie (played by Patrick McGoohan), through her unfortunate marriage to the weak and selfish fop Lord Darnley (Timothy Dalton) and her eventual deposition following marriage to Lord Bothwell (played with charm by Nigel Davenport).

    The script is a little clunky in places, and departs from the true historical record considerably in the name of drama: it is a pity that Darnley in particular is presented as rather one-note for the bulk of the time (although portrayed very well within the limitations of the script). However, Redgrave and Jackson are splendid, while Ian Holm gives a short but affecting portrayal of the doomed minstrel Rizzio.
    drewka

    Great!

    This movie is great! A classic! This is a MUST see if traveling to Scotland. It may take a few liberties with history, but the story line is intact and accurate. The film takes the viewer from Mary as a teenager in France, through her turbulent reign in Scotland, to her death in England. Mary is unapologetic for her faith or her actions, sorry only that she is imprisoned and prevented from seeing her son, who is a pivotal person in the evolution of Great Britian. Redgrave is wonderful and Jackson does her role very well, despite reviews to the contrary. The scenery is lush and the set depicting of the era. This movie needs to be release on DVD as soon as possible.

    It is VERY DIFFICULT to find on VHS ANYWHERE and is prohibitively expensive on e-bay.
    Petaliceglitter

    One

    of my favorite movies, especially for the time period! Vanessa Redgrave and Glenda Jackson are thrilling as rival queens in this movie. I felt badly for both of them, they seem to have been caught up in the intrigues of their time. I wish there were more movies like this!
    7roghache

    Captivating study of the Tudor Era's royal lady rivals

    It's been quite some time since I saw this movie, so have forgotten many of the details, but quite enjoyed this portrait of the clash between Mary Queen of Scots and her rival Tudor cousin, Elizabeth I. I confess to a lack of knowledge as to its historical accuracy, which may perhaps be just as well, as I read that the supposed meeting between the two queens never took place in real life. The producers presumably felt audiences would expect such an in person meeting. Frankly, however, while such films might be permitted a wee bit of dramatic license, they should definitely stick with fundamental historical truths.

    The movie chronicles the struggles of Mary Stewart, who returns from France, where she had been wife to the sickly (now deceased) king Francois II, to Scotland, where her Protestant half brother, Jamie, is acting as Regent. In order to secure the Scottish throne for herself and her son (later James VI of Scotland and James I of England), she must battle the Scottish Lords, her brother Jamie, who causes rebellions against his sister, and even her second husband, Lord Darnley, who makes a bid for the throne himself. The most devastating enemy proves to be her royal English cousin, Elizabeth I, who sees Mary as a threat, especially when Mary produces (with Darnley) a son while she (Elizabeth) remains unmarried and childless.

    The main asset of the movie lies in its two female leads, who portray the warm, emotional Catholic Mary and the cool, calculating Protestant Elizabeth. Vanessa Redgrave made, at least for me, a convincing enough Mary. Especially, however, I recall Glenda Jackson as an absolutely brilliant Queen Elizabeth. She IS Elizabeth, and I believe to a certain extent, it's really her movie. To this day, whenever I picture Elizabeth I, it's Glenda Jackson, who of course went on to play the Virgin Queen in the TV series, Elizabeth R.

    Others in the star studded cast include Patrick McGoohan as James Stewart (Mary's brother), Timothy Dalton as Lord Darnley (Mary's weak, conniving second husband), and Nigel Davenport as Bothwell (Mary's true love and third husband). Two of Elizabeth's ministers are portrayed by Trevor Howard as Sir William Cecil, and Daniel Massey as the queen's devoted Dudley.

    Beautiful Oscar nominated Tudor period costumes and scenes. I would like to see again the tale of this tragic figure, a woman who should have been content with her Scottish crown and not covetous of the English one as well. Pity modern cinema seems disinclined to delve into these British historical dramas. Personally, I would like to see more movies such as this one and the 1986 Lady Jane with Helena Bonham Carter. There's certainly no lack of historical figures that would make interesting subjects.

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      It took all day to set up the hunting scene, with Glenda Jackson in costume the entire time, as dog handlers and hawk handlers rehearsed their cues. The cameras finally rolled late in the afternoon, with the light beginning to fade and drizzle falling. The shot was perfect; everyone moved on cue. Unfortunately, one dog handler in a bright green shiny plastic raincoat released her hound, but forgot to stop where she was. She ran into the shot, ruining the take and wasting the entire day's shooting.
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      The meetings between Queen Elizabeth I of England and Queen Mary Stuart of Scotland in the borderlands and in Mary's cell before her execution have no basis in any factual/historical account of these rulers. However, it is stated in the film that these meetings were secret and never mentioned even to Elizabeth's closest advisers.
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      [last lines]

      Executioner: Forgive me, madam.

      Mary, Queen of Scots: I forgive you with all my heart. I thank you even. I hope this death shall put an end to all my troubles. For in my end is my beginning.

      [pause]

      Mary, Queen of Scots: Lord, into your hands I commend my spirit.

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      Featured in Mark Kermode's Secrets of Cinema: British History Movies (2020)
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      Music by John Barry

      Sung by Vanessa Redgrave

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 28 de marzo de 1972 (Reino Unido)
    • Países de origen
      • Reino Unido
      • Estados Unidos
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      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Marija Stjuart
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Alnwick Castle, Alnwick, Northumberland, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(Holyrood Palace)
    • Productoras
      • Universal Pictures
      • Hal Wallis Productions
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