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The Virgin Queen - Parte 2

Titolo originale: The Virgin Queen
  • Mini serie TV
  • 2005–2006
  • 59min
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The Virgin Queen - Parte 2 (2005)
Elizabeth I-The Virgin Queen
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Elisabetta I viene incoronata regina d'Inghilterra e d'Irlanda nel 1558. La sua vita, però, non è facile, in quanto la sua personalità è segnata dall'esecuzione della madre, Anna Bolena, qua... Leggi tuttoElisabetta I viene incoronata regina d'Inghilterra e d'Irlanda nel 1558. La sua vita, però, non è facile, in quanto la sua personalità è segnata dall'esecuzione della madre, Anna Bolena, quando aveva solo tre anni.Elisabetta I viene incoronata regina d'Inghilterra e d'Irlanda nel 1558. La sua vita, però, non è facile, in quanto la sua personalità è segnata dall'esecuzione della madre, Anna Bolena, quando aveva solo tre anni.

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    • Sienna Guillory
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      • Sienna Guillory
      • Ian Hart
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    • Ha vinto 1 BAFTA Award
      • 2 vittorie e 8 candidature totali

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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
    Jason Watkins
    • Christopher Hatton
    • 2005–2006
    Ben Daniels
    Ben Daniels
    • Francis Walsingham
    • 2005–2006
    Nigel Martin Davey
    Nigel Martin Davey
    • Earl of Pembroke
    • 2006
    Kevin McKidd
    Kevin McKidd
    • Duke of Norfolk
    • 2005–2006
    Rodrigo De Veccha
    • Jester
    • 2005–2006
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    Marcello Magni
    • Alvarez De Quadra
    • 2005–2006
    Emilia Fox
    Emilia Fox
    • Amy Dudley
    • 2005–2006
    Lisa Millett
    Lisa Millett
    • Mrs. Odingsell
    • 2005–2006
    Ralph Ineson
    Ralph Ineson
    • Dr. William Cowes
    • 2005–2006
    Ewen Bremner
    Ewen Bremner
    • Sir James Melville
    • 2005–2006
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    9kurt_messick

    Elizabethan drama, literally

    This is a very interesting programme, produced in Britain and originally shown on the PBS series, Masterpiece Theatre.

    This miniseries was directed by Coky Giedroyc, a veteran of television productions in Britain, including another royal-themed miniseries, 'William and Mary', in 2003. Giedroyc brings an interesting modern twist to the series - rather than filming things in majestic, sweeping camera pans with classical music as a background, and rather than having the dialogue (and acting) be in a stilted, falsely formal style, Giedroyc incorporates modern music with medieval and Celtic flavouring to it (both of which have experienced a renaissance of sorts in the past decade), and the situations are decidedly modern without being out of place in their own times.

    This presents the life of Elizabeth from her young adulthood under Queen Mary, as a supposed participant in intrigues against the Catholic Queen, through to her death after serving decades on the throne of England as the Virgin Queen, the queen who never married. In fact, the miniseries plays a tantalising game with Elizabeth's virginity, showing her desires (as well as those around her) without ever giving up the game of 'was she or wasn't she?' Anne-Marie Duff plays the part of Elizabeth, and does a remarkably able job for such a complex figure. Duff won the Irish Television award and was nominated for the BAFTA award for best actress in a television drama in another series, 'Shameless', last year.

    Duff is joined by Tom Hardy, who plays the role of Robert Dudley, the favourite of Queen Elizabeth. Dudley is also an extraordinarily complex role, as he played several sides in the political struggles during Elizabeth's early reign, and was part of a family well experienced in regal intrigue - Robert Dudley's family had tried to manage the reign of Elizabeth's brother Edward, engineer the accession of Lady Jane Grey (placing Guildford Dudley on the throne with her), and is sometimes referred to as 'the uncrowned kings of England'. In fact, perhaps the most stunning single scene in this miniseries is after Elizabeth has elevated Robert Dudley to the earldom of Leicester, and during her illness, he sits upon the throne as the protector of the realm. Hardy is well suited to this role, and plays it with skill.

    The sets are appropriate to their time period, neither too ornate nor too medieval; the costumes also have a touch of modernity to them, but are still primarily of the period. The situations presented give good insight into the overall pattern of Elizabeth's reign and some of the principal concerns during that time period, although to compress such a long reign into such a short time frame as a four-hour miniseries by necessity means that the history has had to be selectively chosen. Elizabeth faced problems from without and within, many of which were far more complex and pressing than her marriage issue. In the end, Elizabeth made the right decision for the time, if not for the future.

    This is a great production for television, and holds up well against other major productions featuring the Virgin Queen Elizabeth of a few years ago.
    parsifalssister

    Duff shines as Elizabeth

    Another version of a Tudor, Elizabeth I, the Gloriana, done up quite splendidly by the BBC.

    The strongest aspect, as I viewed it, was neither the story, the costumes or the scenes, but the bold performance of Anne Marie Duff. She glows as a young Elizabeth, and displays strength and vanity as her aging self. Yes, the make-up could have been better, or as one suggested an alternate older actress, but the pace of Duff's performance was incrementally finer, than finer still, as she reached deeper into her character. And if one seeks out a miniature of the Queen, one sees a remarkable resemblance between the Queen and the actress.

    Dudley, portrayed by Hardy, was a good foil; his perhaps son, but certainly step son, Essex portrayed by Hans Matheson, were interestingly cast, not so much by the actors but rather for the dramatic interpretation brought to each character. It is only bested by the old Bette Davis version of Elizabeth and Essex in spotlighting how the Virgin Queen sought male affection, but rebuffed any control but her own.

    What burden the Queen, a bastard, a princess, and then a monarch must have endured in her private life, a life often dismissed for her political reign, or exaggerated for her fancy of her childhood friend, Robbie.

    A most worthy addition to the pantheon of Tudor drama.
    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?
    7VikiLauda

    My care is like my shadow....

    This has to be one of the better productions which centers on the life of Elizabeth 1st. The costumes, sets & character development are all superb & Anne Marie Duff puts in an outstanding performance as the eponymous "Virgin Queen" Tom Hardy also gives us a great performance as Robert Dudley. Several hand held camera shots work wonderfully & put you in the very center of the action in particular the scene with Elizabeth & Kat Ashley arguing from episode two. Kat Ashley in reality was a de facto mother to Elizabeth & looked out for Elizabeth's interests like a hawk, & that scene literally sent shivvers down my back!

    The series music while outstanding & original, I feel, was let down by the absolutely nerve grating main theme "My care is like my shadow laid bare benith the sun" (this comes from a famous poem written by Elizabeth in real life) which to me, comes across as a mocking school yard bully chant. Sorry I was not a fan! I even turn the sound down on the DVD. However this is perhaps my only gripe with the whole production as the direction is solid & the photography is beautifully shot. Anne Marie Duff's performance is brilliant & I can not fault it, but as her character ages the makeup could have been better making the elder Elizabeth a little more believable, which is a shame, but I love the scene where the older Elzabeth is looking whistfully around her court & sees a young couple in love, holding hands & she remembers her life long love Robert Dudley. I also enjoyed the script as it replicates Elizabethen grammar very well without making it difficult to understand.

    Overall this is a terrific little series which is written so well even those without knowledge of history would still enjoy this & this may even fire an interest in Elizabthen study for the next generation. I have studied Tudor history all my life & its rich, culture is utterly fascinating, often nerve racking & occasionally horrific, but never boring. There is always something new to learn & The Virgin Queen could be an excellent start for younger people who may also wish to step into Tudor times. This will certainly interest today's feminists who will adore Elizabeths story of how one woman spent her youth terrified of the axe as both her mother & her step mother had been beheaded. She was so terrified she vowed never to marry! Yet she was vastly intelligent, was sublime in state craft, politics & economics, who went on to become one of Englands finest monarchs who really did say... "There shall be one mistress here & no master!"

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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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      Referenced in Doctor Who: Tooth and Claw (2006)
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      The Virgin Queen
      Composed by Martin Phipps

      Sung by Mediaeval Baebes feat Katharine Blake

      Published by BDI Music

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    • Data di uscita
      • 22 gennaio 2006 (Regno Unito)
    • Paese di origine
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