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La reina virgen

Título original: The Virgin Queen
  • Miniserie de TV
  • 2005–2006
  • 59min
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La reina virgen (2005)
Elizabeth I-The Virgin Queen
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De princesa adolescente a reina consumada, dividida entre el deber y el anhelo personal, el reinado de Isabel I se expone en este fastuoso drama rodado con el telón de fondo de algunas de la... Leer todoDe princesa adolescente a reina consumada, dividida entre el deber y el anhelo personal, el reinado de Isabel I se expone en este fastuoso drama rodado con el telón de fondo de algunas de las casas y paisajes más bellos de Gran Bretaña.De princesa adolescente a reina consumada, dividida entre el deber y el anhelo personal, el reinado de Isabel I se expone en este fastuoso drama rodado con el telón de fondo de algunas de las casas y paisajes más bellos de Gran Bretaña.

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    • Anne-Marie Duff
    • Sienna Guillory
    • Ian Hart
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    • Ganó 1 premio BAFTA
      • 2 premios ganados y 8 nominaciones en total

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    Anne-Marie Duff
    Anne-Marie Duff
    • Queen Elizabeth I
    • 2005–2006
    Sienna Guillory
    Sienna Guillory
    • Lettice Knollys
    • 2005–2006
    Ian Hart
    Ian Hart
    • William Cecil - Lord Burghley
    • 2005–2006
    Tom Hardy
    Tom Hardy
    • Robert Dudley…
    • 2005–2006
    Dexter Fletcher
    Dexter Fletcher
    • Sir Thomas Radcliffe - Earl of Sussex
    • 2005–2006
    Richard Syms
    Richard Syms
    • Courtier
    • 2005–2006
    Tara Fitzgerald
    Tara Fitzgerald
    • Kat Ashley
    • 2005–2006
    Ulrich Thomsen
    Ulrich Thomsen
    • Baron Casper Breuner…
    • 2005–2006
    Jason Watkins
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    • Christopher Hatton
    • 2005–2006
    Ben Daniels
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    • Francis Walsingham
    • 2005–2006
    Nigel Martin Davey
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    • 2006
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    • 2005–2006
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    • 2005–2006
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    • 2005–2006
    Emilia Fox
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    • 2005–2006
    Lisa Millett
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    • 2005–2006
    Ralph Ineson
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    • Dr. William Cowes
    • 2005–2006
    Ewen Bremner
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    • Sir James Melville
    • 2005–2006
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    8jennaroadman

    A different look at Queen Elizabeth's life

    Retelling a story in history in the framework of film can be tricky business and Masterpiece Theatre's The Virgin Queen doesn't attempt to adhere to accuracy in the slightest. But, if you're like me, you would love to experience the story of Queen Elizabeth a thousands times over in a thousand ways, and this film richly succeeds in it's own right.

    I have never seen such accurate costuming, beautiful sets or clever a soundtrack in any Elizabethan film (Oh my God, the soundtrack). Royal stoicism is put aside in lieu of emotive imagery. More than many films of this historical powerhouse, I appreciate the attention paid to the human side of Queen Eliazabeth--her vanity, weakness for the opposite sex (considering her royal responsibilities), and infamous indecisiveness.

    I could have done without the laughably overblown Casa Nova characterization of Lord Robert Dudley (Tom Hardy, ). He came off as a retired Backstreet Boy, looked far too young for the part, and portrayed none of the cultivated finesse that those familiar with the real man know, in-turn, leaving the audience wondering what about this man is worth the scandal.

    If you have any interest in a new take of Elizabeth's life since the 1998 film Elizabeth, I truly recommend this mini-series. For a more historically accurate glance of the time period in England, check out BBC's Elizabeth (1971) starring Glenda Jackson.
    7joolsthegreat

    ,,,another one?...

    Don't get me wrong; the series itself I felt was well done and the script was decent. Some of the actors I felt weren't as strong as I would have preferred.

    I think some people have already mentioned this but I will put my two cents in; Enough of Queen Bess! I have seen at least 4 different versions of Elizabeth I in the last 10 years. What is going on? There are other lesser known monarchs that need to have their stories told. Eleanor of Aquitaine? Edward II (openy gay English King who got a hot poker up his butt at the end of his life)? Richard III? War of the Roses? Come on Hollywood! If they want to stick to Tudor, how about they find something on Mary I or Edward VI (Bess' half siblings). I don't want to see another Henry VIII movie either. He did more than just have 6 wives, darn it!

    The series itself was fine. Some of the historical things got screwed up but I try to ignore that. I'm a huge Tudor buff, so yes some of the sketchy things bugged me, but not enough to make me rant about it.

    Summary: Put the Tudors to rest Please!
    7katstap

    Looking at something else...

    You can read the other reviews to see all the debates over the historical accuracy, the choice of Duff as Elizabeth I, and the fact that all we see are movies about Elizabeth and not other interesting choices. So I've decided to give a review on something a little different...

    The costumes were pretty accurate for the time period, with some obvious differences in colour choices and the lack of abundance of embroidery (embroidery was a way for people to immediately tell how much money you had and what class you were in - sometimes the wearer would also have their family crest or symbols embroidered as well). The colours situation is just that back then, the dyes were not as stable as they are now and tended to fade quickly and were not as rich and bright as they were portrayed in here.

    I have to admit, what kept me going in the second half of the series is the use of make up and effects on the actors. The aging effects were MAGNIFICENT!! While the women seemed overly done and looked like something out of Star Wars or Star Trek, the white make up they used to cover the aging had the adverse effect of aging them further. The vanity of the day is nothing short of today (minus the ability for Botox or anti-aging creams), and they believed their makeup would make them look younger, while today looking at them, it could send children running from the room in terror.

    If you're looking for something to pass the time, or you happen to be a lover of period pieces, take a looksie at The Virgin Queen. Every film or television show has it's merits and downfalls, but the visual brilliance should never be overshadowed.
    9kayaker36

    Makes the Elizabeth of History Gloriously Human--Early Half is Best.

    This is well plowed ground. For years the role of England's Elizabeth I was owned by Glenda Jackson. Australian Cate Blanchett, Helen Mirren and now Anne-Marie Duff have essayed in the last ten years to portray Gloriana on the screen.

    This version is more watchable, more accessible, more **alive** than any before.

    Glenda Jackson was too sour and too butch--attended by a fawning and effeminate Dudley. Jeremy Irons looked like he had risen from the grave playing Robert Dudley to Helen Mirren's Elizabeth in that BBC production focusing on her middle years. Horrid is the only word to describe Ms. Mirren's appearance. The Cate Blanchett movie version tries to portray Elizabeth as a kind of early feminist--a concept that would not exist for many centuries. Dudley is squeezed into a tiny corner and hardly is a presence at all.

    This production adopts as its center the long relationship between Elizabeth and Dudley. As "Robbie" Dudley, handsome, boyish Tom Hardy has swagger and sex appeal. He is not the least bit intimidated by his childhood playmate "Bess" now being the Queen. In one of this production's many telling moments, he is seen stroking the royal neck discreetly but not furtively even as Elizabeth receives the ambassador of the King of Spain. Agreed, Dudley seems to age little compared to Elizabeth, who gets older in appearance if not in demeanor. The relationship is accordingly more credible in the early parts of the series when both are in their twenties.

    A few nitpicking pedants have pointed up some historical inaccuracies of a very minor nature. They in no way detract from the impact of this splendid version of history with its colorful sets, fine costumes, excellent acting and unforgettable musical score.
    6pdwebbsite

    Not the best of Bess

    Priming up to teach Renaissance history I've looked into just about every Elizabeth I movie around--from Bette Davis to Helen Mirren. I endured the dry Glenda Jackson series for its historical perspective, enjoyed the brief comedic overacting of Dame Dench in Shakespeare in Love, totally skipped Cate Blanchett's version due to the reviews openly praising this Hollywood take on known history.

    As to this newer version, I couldn't bear to finish it, and I usually don't quit movies. The editing seemed to delight in snatches, rendering this as apatched together series of Elizabeth commercials. The lighting was dark, which didn't help. Robert Dudley was portrayed as being way too young. He should have been reserved for the Earl of Essex part. There were other aspects I didn't care for, but the Robert Dudley part needed to be more nailed down seeing how important he was to Elizabeth's reign.

    Helen Mirren's version to me presents the most personable, the one that really brings out the personage of the queen. The politics in that version were more defined as well. I don't understand why the BBC thought to try and trot out another version of Elizabeth I when so many exist already. Aren't there any other monarchs worth looking into?

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      Philip II of Spain was born in 1527 and only 6 years older than Elizabeth. He was 31 when his wife Mary Tudor died, a lot younger than depicted in the series.
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      [Queen Elizabeth, a Protestant, displays a far more tolerant attitude to Catholics than Queen Mary, her Catholic sister, did towards Protestants]

      Queen Elizabeth I: As for religion... Henceforce, all services will be conducted, not in Latin, but English, starting with my Coronation. How can my people understand the power of prayer unless they first understand its meaning? If they are to accept the Protestant faith, it must be through persuasion, not purges. Let the Catholics keep their crucifixes and robes, if they wish. There is but one Jesus Christ. The rest is trifles.

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      Sung by Mediaeval Baebes feat Katharine Blake

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      • 12 de noviembre de 2005 (México)
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      • Alnwick Castle, Alnwick, Northumberland, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(execution scenes)
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