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1 day ago · But wife number six, Katherine Parr, only got a minute or so of screen time at the very end, as the comedy schoolmarm who tamed the king in his old age. She deserved better. Parr was probably the cleverest, certainly the most scholarly, maybe the most appealing of all six wives – and outliving her murderous husband was quite an achievement.
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1 day ago · 10 September 2024. Firebrand starring Jude Law and Alicia Vikander tells the story of Katherine Parr and explores how she outlived her murderous husband, Henry VIII. But is it worth a watch? Professor Alec Ryrie, from our Department of Theology and Religion, gives his views on the new cinema release. The 1933 hit film The Private Life of Henry ...
2 days ago · Firebrand finally tells Katherine Parr’s story – and Jude Law is grippingly grotesque as Henry VIII. The 1933 hit film The Private Life of Henry VIII was, inevitably, structured around the infamous king’s six wives. But wife number six, Katherine Parr, only got a minute or so of screen time at the very end, as the comedy schoolmarm who ...
5 days ago · September 6, 2024 at 11:02 AM. Viewers have been left curious about the ending of Jude Law ’s new critically acclaimed film, Firebrand. Law stars as Tudor monarch Henry VIII, in the historical ...
Aug 30, 2024 · 1548 - Mary Seymour, daughter and only child of Catherine Parr, Queen Dowager, and Thomas Seymour, Baron Seymour of Sudeley, was born at Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire. Mary disappears from the records before she even reached the age of two and her fate is unknown.
6 days ago · Katherine’s friend Edward Seymour (Eddie Marsan), who is clearly attracted to her and may indeed, rather than the low-fertility Henry, be responsible for getting her pregnant, warns her to be very careful.
Sep 4, 2024 · But Catherine Parr, married to Henry from 1543 until his death in January 1547, has never been the focus of a film. Firebrand puts that right and then some.
