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Scarlett Johansson and Dame Kristin Scott Thomas also played daughter and mother in L'uomo che sussu [...]	D
Keira Knightley was attached to this project for a long time. Eventually, she dropped out.	D
During her three year reign as Queen, Anne was constantly pregnant due to her and Henry's royal duty [...]	D
Eric Bana and Benedict Cumberbatch played a villain in the Star Trek film franchise. Bana played Ner [...]	D
As opposed to what was portrayed onscreen, there is no evidence or mention that Henry VIII raped Ann [...]	D
Infamously, Henry had six wives in his conquest for a male heir. In chronological order, they are Ca [...]	D
The film depicts Anne, Mary, and George's mother, Lady Elizabeth Boleyn as somewhat cold and unconce [...]	D
Catherine of Aragon was initially betrothed to Henry VIII's older brother, Arthur, Prince of Wales. [...]	D
In a deleted scene, Anne was shown to have taken on the role as guardian to Mary's son, Henry, out o [...]	D
Eddie Redmayne has a role in Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) which featured Queen Elizabeth I, who' [...]	D
As opposed to crying in this movie, in real life, Anne never shed a tear leading up to her execution [...]	D
As briefly mentioned in this movie, Elizabeth I was named after her paternal grandmother, Elizabeth [...]	D
Cardinal Wolsey, one of Henry's most trusted advisers, was also one of the most powerful people in H [...]	D
Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson say that their costumes were vital to knowing their character [...]	D
Five of the film's cast members portrayed a Marvel comic book character. Eric Bana played the title [...]	D
Andrew Garfield stated that the film originally contained a subplot featuring his character, Francis [...]	D
Henry's second, third, and fifth wives, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, and Catherine Howard, respectivel [...]	D
There is no record that Anne temporarily fell out of favor with Henry Tudor because she got Henry in [...]	D
The love letter that Mary reads to herself says, "My heart and I surrender themselves into your hand [...]	D
Mary Boleyn's first husband, William Carey, died of the sweating sickness in 1528. She secretly marr [...]	D
As opposed to the film showing Mary's firstborn child as a boy, in real life, her firstborn child wa [...]	D
The necklace that Anne wore (the string of pearls with a B and three tear drops) is the same necklac [...]	D
Anne's remains were discovered in a wooden chest under the floor in the chapel of St. Peter ad Vincu [...]	D
Neither of the actresses portraying the two English sisters is actually English. Scarlett Johansson [...]	D
Throughout most of the movie, Anne (Natalie Portman) and Mary (Scarlett Johansson) have been shown t [...]	D
Out of Henry VIII's six wives, his first three wives each bore him children. Catherine of Aragon, du [...]	D
The cast includes three Oscar winners: Natalie Portman, Mark Rylance, and Eddie Redmayne; and four O [...]	D
It's noted that during the Tudor times, Catherine of Aragon was beloved by the people of England, mo [...]	D
Anne was 25 years old when she and Henry first met. She was 35 years old when she was executed. In b [...]	D
Mary Boleyn had a son and daughter with her first husband, William Carey, and possibly son and daugh [...]	D
Emma Noakes's debut.	D
At the beginning of this movie, Anne, Mary, and George as children are seen happily playing together [...]	D
Andrew Garfield filmed scenes as Francis Weston, a friend of Anne and George Boleyn at the royal cou [...]	D
Initially, this movie characterizes Mary as innocent, sexually inexperienced and morally upright. Fr [...]	D
Anne Boleyn was hardly the quickly discarded failure that she is portrayed as being in this movie. S [...]	D
The film as well as most of the film and television adaptations about Henry VIII depict the king as [...]	D
Anne Boleyn was first of the two wives in Henry VIII's six wives who was executed by beheading. The [...]	D
When Henry died, he was buried next to his third wife, Jane Seymour. This is specifically because sh [...]	D
Similar to his sister and unlike the film, George didn't cry or shed any tears leading up to his exe [...]	D
In the movie, Anne Boleyn is portrayed as the older sister, whereas in real life, Mary was almost ce [...]	D
Out of Henry VIII's six wives, three of them share the name, Catherine, and two others share the nam [...]	D
Jane Seymour who became Henry's next wife was actually a lady in waiting for Anne just as Anne had b [...]	D
The sighting of Anne's ghost has been documented many times in the tower of London where she was exe [...]	D
Anne was originally sentenced to be "beheaded or burned at the king's pleasure," but was thought to [...]	D
Jessica Biel and Emma Bell auditioned for the role of Mary Boleyn.	D
The movie depicts Anne Boleyn secretly wedding nobleman Henry Percy and consummating the marriage, m [...]	D
One month before filming began, Natalie Portman began daily classes to master the English accent und [...]	D
Mark Rylance portrayed Thomas Cromwell in Wolf Hall (2015). Cromwell served Henry VIII, and played a [...]	D
Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch have both played Dr. Stephen William Hawking, in La teoria d [...]	D
Body Count: 3 (not including stillbirths)	D
Mark Rylance (Sir Thomas Boleyn) was reportedly dissatisfied during shooting due to historical inacc [...]	D
Mary lived to be about forty-five, outliving her parents and siblings.	D
Though this is not shown in the film, in real life, Anne Boleyn had written a final letter to Henry [...]	D
The film depicts Catherine of Aragon having dark hair and olive skin. In reality, Catherine actually [...]	D

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When Henry is about to sleep with Mary the first time, his mic and wire dangle down as he takes off [...]	D
As opposed to having dark brown hair and olive skin in the film, Catherine of Aragon had auburn hai [...]	D
Elizabeth was not an infant at the time of Anne's execution, she was almost 3.	D
In the end, Mary lives happily ever after with William Stafford. No one explains what happened to Wi [...]	D
Contrary to what was shown in the film, in real life, Henry didn't rape Anne which resulted in Eliza [...]	D
Written at the very end of the credits is the message: "This is a work of fiction. The characters, i [...]	D
As opposed to crying in the film when she's about to be beheaded, in real life, Anne was said to hav [...]	D
Anne's pearl choker with the B on it has a clasp while she is praying and Henry comes and sits behin [...]	D
Mary Boleyn's wedding scene takes place in late spring or early summer. She married William Carey in [...]	D
One exterior shot shows Penshurst Place as Anne Boleyn's family home. She actually grew up at Hever [...]	D
Henry tells Anne that she is 'much changed' after her stay with the French queen. However, he says t [...]	D
When Anne and King Henry are arguing and Mary picks up Elizabeth to calm her, Mary's hair changes fr [...]	D
In the film, Anne was shown to be the first of the Boleyn Sisters to gain interest from King Henry V [...]	D
The film implies that Mary raised her niece Elizabeth. As royalty, Elizabeth had her own household. [...]	D
When Anne's second pregnancy miscarries, she orders Mary and George to get rid of the dead fetus. Du [...]	D
Mary asks Henry for a glass of water when she is first summoned to his bed. In the Tudor period, peo [...]	D
When Anne is standing on the platform saying her last words, the swordsman is wearing a bomber jacke [...]	D
When Henry angrily confronts and eventually rapes Anne after the public fallout of his annulment, he [...]	D
Henry VIII says he's the second child in his family. That's only half true, he was the second son bu [...]	D
In the film, Mary Boleyn's first child is a boy. In reality, her first child was a girl, Catherine. [...]	D
The love letter that Mary reads to herself says, "My heart and I surrender themselves into your hand [...]	D
George Boleyn is dragged crying to his execution, where the crowd is booing. George Boleyn actually [...]	D
When Anne makes her speech on the execution block, a painted metal drainpipe, with metal bands fixin [...]	D
Anne's father is angry when she marries Henry Percy, claiming that Percy is "a senior noble" whose m [...]	D
The film refers to Mary is as the younger sister, but most historians believe she was the older girl [...]	D
When Anne is standing on the platform saying her last words, the swordsman is wearing a bomber-type [...]	D
At the end of the film, after Mary goes to her mother to take Elizabeth, she switches from carrying [...]	D

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Anne Boleyn: You cannot undo what has been done be [...]	D
King Henry VIII: I find you much changed, Mistress [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: I can smell the whore on you. Get awa [...]	D
George Boleyn: It's embarrassing. Anne Boleyn: Lo [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: Masters, I here humbly submit to the [...]	D
William Stafford: If you came with me, I would nev [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: [in the Tower] You'll look after Eliz [...]	D
King Henry VIII: May God have mercy on Anne's soul [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: It should be you in my place. Anne B [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: Last night, our father put his trust [...]	D
Lady in Waiting: Appointed by His Majesty the King [...]	D
King Henry VIII: [Refering to Anne] I need to be c [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: [in Henry's bedchamber] So, this is i [...]	D
George Boleyn: You look adequate. Anne Boleyn: No [...]	D
King Henry VIII: [during a supper in the banquet h [...]	D
Lady Elizabeth: [after the King marches in, angry] [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: [on Mary's wedding night] You afraid? [...]	D
The Duke of Norfolk: You better get used to talkin [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: Henry Percy George Boleyn: [Teasingl [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: How can you show your face in here? M [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: [Refering to Anne's previous se [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: [after getting into an argument with [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: [after Anne tells her how to secure h [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: To get ahead in this world, you [...]	D
King Henry VIII: Anne, have you considered what I' [...]	D
Katherine of Aragon: [to Anne and Mary] I am Kathe [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: How was he with you? Mary Boleyn: He [...]	D
King Henry VIII: So forgiveness, you say, makes a [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: Alright, now, open! [advising [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: [to George about Anne] Her reputation [...]	D
The Duke of Norfolk: It is difficult time, Thomas. [...]	D
King Henry VIII: I would do nothing to hurt any pa [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: Easy for you to say! You've had [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: And these rooms, our new positi [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: [to Anne and George] May God have mer [...]	D
King Henry VIII: I have torn this country apart fo [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: You know I love him... Anne Boleyn: [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: The king has secured for you a [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: [as she enters the room] Anne. Anne [...]	D
King Henry VIII: Why are you here for her? Mary B [...]	D
The Duke of Norfolk: Damn you! Not a single detail [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: I want a husband who loves me. Who th [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: [to Anne] You've reached too high... [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: How are you Stafford? William Staffo [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: Risk nothing and you gain nothi [...]	D
William Carey: [dancing] Are you happy? Mary Bole [...]	D
King Henry VIII: If I gave your husband an assignm [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: I lost it. Almost without pain. And s [...]	D
The Duke of Norfolk: Did he have you? Mary Boleyn [...]	D
King Henry VIII: [talking in secret] Your sister i [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: [first lines - strolling throug [...]	D
Lady Elizabeth: My children, my children... [Turn [...]	D
King Henry VIII: [Before the hunt] With no man to [...]	D
Katherine of Aragon: [to the physician, exhausted [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: I could give myself to you fully, giv [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: My little sister. My little golden [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: Mother, please! Speak to father... Do [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: Do you think he'll like me? Mary Bol [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: These rooms, our new position? [...]	D
King Henry VIII: Anne! Anne Boleyn: Your Grace? [...]	D
Jane Parker: Put yourself in the queen's shoes. Sh [...]	D
King Henry VIII: You believe that? That women can [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: Would a smile be too much to as [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: It's getting more and more difficult [...]	D
Lady Elizabeth: When was it that people stopped th [...]	D
Lady Elizabeth: Now go to France. The queen of Fra [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: [Discussing politics with her family] [...]	D
King Henry VIII: [to Anne] I have torn this countr [...]	D
[from trailer] Anne Boleyn: [to her brother, Geor [...]	D
Sir Thomas Boleyn: [regarding the punishment for A [...]	D
King Henry VIII: [to Mary] I'm asking you because [...]	D
King Henry VIII: You don't think he'll miss court? [...]	D
Lady Elizabeth: [preparing for the King's arrival] [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: So how was it, the wedding night? Ma [...]	D
Katherine of Aragon: [being led to court; stops in [...]	D
King Henry VIII: I hope you kept your ears shut. [...]	D
Katherine of Aragon: [to the king] I know you, you [...]	D
King Henry VIII: Another talent picked up in Franc [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: [happily to her sister] Younger than [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: They say he's with Jane Seymour now. [...]	D
King Henry VIII: Will you give yourself to me now? [...]	D
The Duke of Norfolk: Now our work begins. It's one [...]	D
Anne Boleyn: What will the King say when he finds [...]	D
Katherine of Aragon: My lord, how have I offended [...]	D
Mary Boleyn: [Refering to the Queen] The crowds ar [...]	D
The Duke of Norfolk: Now that Mary is lying-in, th [...]	D
[deleted scene] William Carey: Have you christene [...]	D

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