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A Tudor Princess

  • 1913
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Mary Fuller in A Tudor Princess (1913)
DramaShort

Mary Tudor was an extremely attractive and lively young lady. Henry VIII, her brother, was engaged in the delicate task of restoring England to the place from which she had fallen during the... Read allMary Tudor was an extremely attractive and lively young lady. Henry VIII, her brother, was engaged in the delicate task of restoring England to the place from which she had fallen during the terrible Wars of the Roses. To give the newborn House of Tudor prestige among the kings o... Read allMary Tudor was an extremely attractive and lively young lady. Henry VIII, her brother, was engaged in the delicate task of restoring England to the place from which she had fallen during the terrible Wars of the Roses. To give the newborn House of Tudor prestige among the kings of Europe, matches with the important houses must be made. Henry wanted Mary to marry a cer... Read all

  • Director
    • J. Searle Dawley
  • Writer
    • Monte M. Katterjohn
  • Stars
    • Robert Brower
    • Ben F. Wilson
    • Charles Ogle
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  • YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • J. Searle Dawley
    • Writer
      • Monte M. Katterjohn
    • Stars
      • Robert Brower
      • Ben F. Wilson
      • Charles Ogle
    • 1User review
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    Robert Brower
    Robert Brower
    • Henry VIII
    Ben F. Wilson
    Ben F. Wilson
    • Charles Brandon - Duke of Suffolk
    • (as Ben Wilson)
    Charles Ogle
    Charles Ogle
    • Cardinal Woolsey
    Mary Fuller
    Mary Fuller
    • Mary Tudor
    Henry Grady
    • Duke de Longueville
    Margery Bonney Erskine
    • Queen Catherine
    • (as Mrs. Wallace Erskine)
    Alan Crolius
    • Will Somers
    George Henderson
    • Jean Freisot
    Barry O'Moore
    Barry O'Moore
    • Louis XII - King of France
    Elizabeth Miller
    • Jean Bolingbroke
    Rex Ingram
    Rex Ingram
    • Francis - the Dauphin
    • (as Rex Hitchcock)
    • Director
      • J. Searle Dawley
    • Writer
      • Monte M. Katterjohn
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    deickemeyer

    Produced with the usual care and attention to details

    A two-reel romance of the time of Henry VIII, produced with the usual care and attention to details for which this company is noted. Mary Fuller, Ben. F. Wilson, Robert Brower and Charles Ogle appear in the large cast. The princess is forced to marry the French King, but later he dies and she is allowed to wed Brandon. The close grouping of unnecessary characters in some scenes gives a rather set effect and makes the action drag a little. The settings and photography are all that could be desired and the characterizations and costuming are excellent. - The Moving Picture World, January 10, 1914

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    • Release date
      • December 26, 1913 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Languages
      • None
      • English
    • Production company
      • Edison Company
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    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Sound mix
      • Silent
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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