Elizabeth: The Golden Age

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With her Oscar nomination for Best Actress, Cate Blanchett became the first female to receive multip [...]	D
Director Shekhar Kapur filmed Elizabeth's personal time (ex. bathing) in circular sets to reflect th [...]	D
When Elizabeth is conferring with her advisors about the impending arrival of the Spanish Armada, in [...]	D
Angharad Rees designed some of the jewelry worn by Queen Elizabeth and her ladies in waiting. Pieces [...]	D
Never mentioned, but the Duke of Norfolk and Queen Elizabeth are 2nd cousins.	D
Jordi MollÃ , who plays Philip II, was thirty-nine when the film was released. The historical Phil [...]	D
To save money, only one ship replica was built. It was Raleigh's English vessel on one side and a Sp [...]	D
Release prints were delivered to theaters with the fake title 'Minelli'.	D
In the pre-battle scene at 1:28:00, Elizabeth wears the hair of a peasant or lower class woman. The [...]	D
The color palette for this film is much brighter than the first movie. In this movie, Elizabeth is m [...]	D
El Escorial, the Spanish King's palace, is really London's Westminster Cathedral. Since it's a funct [...]	D
Elizabeth's jewelery was made by Erickson Beamon of Belgravia. Her plumed hats were designed by Step [...]	D
Mary, Queen of Scots was not originally part of the Babington conspiracy. Sir Francis Walsingham, wh [...]	D
Mary Queen of Scots was raised in the court of King Henry II of France and queen consort Catherine d [...]	D
Director Shekhar Kapur felt that color should reveal a character's internal life. Costume designer A [...]	D
Cate Blanchett had traveled to India in the early 2000s and had been enamored with everything about [...]	D
Mary Stuart, played by Samantha Morton, was the daughter of Mary of Guise, who was played in Elizabe [...]	D
Although not depicted, Robert Dudley was overall commander of the British forces during the Armada i [...]	D
Clive Owen jumped at the chance of appearing in the film as he was a huge fan of the first movie.	D
Eddie Redmayne has played different roles in competing Elizabeth movies. In Elizabeth I (2005), he p [...]	D
The scene where Bess learns to dance the Volta required Abbie Cornish to be lifted in the air every [...]	D
The words Mary Queen of Scots mouths before being executed are "I forgive you with all my heart." Th [...]	D
In the film, when Elizabeth arrives at St. Paul's Cathedral, construction is going on. In real life, [...]	D
Though not acknowledged in the credits, the cathedral interiors shown just after the marriage of Sir [...]	D
When Elizabeth is shown her suitors, Christopher Hatton stands next to a table with a model of Willi [...]	D
The scene of Raleigh leaving English shores to go into battle was originally filmed as his arrival t [...]	D

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Celebrated: Cate Blanchett	D
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A prisoner is executed by the "long drop" hanging method; the length of rope, type of knot, and heig [...]	D
When Elizabeth speaks with another character with a fireplace in the background, blue gas flames are [...]	D
When Elizabeth gave her speech to the troops, she rode sidesaddle. Her speech was also given several [...]	D
Raleigh puts the outside of the cloak on the puddle. Thereafter he wears it as a token of his regard [...]	D
Queen Mary's dog is a West Highland White (Westie), which first appeared in Scotland in the 19th cen [...]	D
When the priest replies to a letter from Mary, Queen Of Scots, he uses a modern quill pen with a bal [...]	D
A Spanish lumberjack uses a double-bitted axe to chop down a tree. This was invented in the United S [...]	D
Elizabeth speaks German to Charles II, Archduke of Austria. There is no historical evidence that Eli [...]	D
The fire ship battle took place off the coast of France, not England. No Spanish ship caught fire or [...]	D
Elizabeth's sidesaddle is shown to have two horns, or "pommels." Sidesaddles of this time had only o [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth watches the Armada burn from a cliff near her camp at Tilbury. Tilbury is in the Tha [...]	D
Several times, Elizabeth's nails are manicured in 18th-century French style.	D
Walter Raleigh was not in the battle against the Armada. In 1588 he was in Ireland, out of favor wit [...]	D
When Philip walks with Isabella towards the balcony of the Escorial, then stands back, the position [...]	D
Raleigh's introduction of the potato to court is pure fiction. Spanish Conquistadores learned of the [...]	D
Foreign envoys present Queen Elizabeth with suitors for marriage. Among them are king Erik XVI of Sw [...]	D
William Cecil, dismissed by Elizabeth at the end of Elizabeth, actually remained a close adviser of [...]	D
In the film, Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia of Spain is a young child. She was 19 when the movie beg [...]	D
As with most historical biopics, some of the events did not occur exactly as they are portrayed in t [...]	D
At 38:50 Elizabeth walks through a curtain, runs out of stage area, and continues to walk in the sam [...]	D
In the film, Mary, Queen of Scots, is only 5'3". In real life, Mary was 6 feet tall, unusually tall [...]	D
When the suitors show the portrait of Eric XIV of Sweden, they show the wrong painting. The real pai [...]	D
The real Babington Plot, to assassinate Queen Elizabeth at the altar, was thwarted in the planning s [...]	D
Eric XIV is said to be King of Sweden in 1585. In fact he was murdered by poison in 1568, almost 20 [...]	D
In 1585, Charles II, Archduke of Austria, was 45, married to his niece Maria Anna of Bavaria and alr [...]	D
When Elizabeth is supposed to be galloping side-saddle, she is actually astride her horse. A false r [...]	D
At Mary's execution, her crucifix dangles to the left. In the next shot, it dangles in the middle.	D
The trees chopped down in large numbers to build King Philip's fleet are clearly some kind of conife [...]	D
When Walter Raleigh is entertaining the Queen with his stories of the sea, Elizabeth is wearing a bl [...]	D
English Admiral Lord Howard said he was losing ships, and outgunned by the Spanish. However, the Eng [...]	D
When Elizabeth walks to mass after Walter Raleigh lays his coat down, Bess Throckmorton is right beh [...]	D
Elizabeth and Mary Stuart are referred to as cousins when Elizabeth is Mary's father's cousin. In ki [...]	D
When Francis Walsingham is on his deathbed, Isaac Oliver's famous "Rainbow Portrait" of Elizabeth I [...]	D
Bess Throckmorton became pregnant in summer 1591, 3 years after the Spanish Armada. Elizabeth was un [...]	D
One of the most stirring lines in Elizabeth's speech to her solders on the eve of the destruction of [...]	D
At 1:27:42, Elizabeth's leg armor is clearly a front plate with stretchy silver fabric underneath.	D
In the movie, Walter Raleigh says he has set up a colony in Virginia in 1585. Every American schoolc [...]	D
Mary Stuart speaks with a Scots accent in the film. She spoke with a French accent throughout her li [...]	D
The final statement is wrong. The Armada was not a defeat, and much less the end of the war. Only 2 [...]	D
Before each scene in Fotheringhay, where Mary, Queen of Scots, is imprisoned, the castle is surround [...]	D
Dr. John Dee is shown advising Elizabeth shortly before the Armada invasion of 1588. Historically, D [...]	D
The execution of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, is shown with a single, swift ax stroke. Historically, [...]	D

Queen Elizabeth I: I like you, Mr. Raleigh. Walte [...]	D
King Philip ll of Spain: Elizabeth is darkness. I [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [to Raleigh] What are you stari [...]	D
Walter Raleigh: How am I to win the Queen's favor? [...]	D
Mary Stuart: My noble jailer. Am I a danger to Eng [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [speaking about Walter Raleigh] [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [Pointing at Sir Walter] This m [...]	D
Sir Francis Walsingham: Forgive me, Your Majesty, [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: What does it mean? Dr. John De [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: My Lords, I can offer you no wo [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Am I so hideous you can't even [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: What kind of man would you want [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: I like your immensities. Your o [...]	D
Mary Stuart: Am I to have no privacy? Sir Amyas P [...]	D
Walter Raleigh: Can you imagine what it is to cros [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: It is a Spanish plan. A plan of [...]	D
Annette: Soon, England's true believers will rise [...]	D
Sir Francis Walsingham: Your bishops preaching God [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Oh, don't tease me, Mr. Raleigh [...]	D
Walter Raleigh: I think it must be hard for so gre [...]	D
Walter Raleigh: It is something, after all, to tak [...]	D
Don Guerau De Spes: Excuse me, Your Majesty. The a [...]	D
Sir Francis Walsingham: I care for your safety. Th [...]	D
Sir Walter Raleigh: I have never known a woman lik [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Do we discover the New World or [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: May we have wisdom not to fear [...]	D
Dr. John Dee: The alignments of the planets is mos [...]	D
Elizabeth Throckmorton: I'm so afraid. Sir Walter [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Please, just give me hope. Dr. [...]	D
Sir Amyas Paulet: And you, ma'am, are to be tried. [...]	D
Elizabeth Throckmorton: The puddle man is outside, [...]	D
Sir Francis Walsingham: If you were to produce an [...]	D
[last lines] Queen Elizabeth I: I am called the V [...]	D
[from trailer] Queen Elizabeth I: Spain intends t [...]	D
Sir Christopher Hatton: [the Archduke Charles of A [...]	D
[first lines] Title Card: 1585 Title Card: Spain [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Are you here to tell me I must [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: There's something you could do [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: I will not be a toy of the fate [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Go back to your rathole! Tell P [...]	D
Sir Walter Raleigh: Why be afraid of tomorrow when [...]	D
King Philip ll of Spain: I sacrifice Spain's fores [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: I have a secret, my dear. I pre [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [to Raleigh] The storm clouds a [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Bess would like to go to sea. [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: In some other world, in some ot [...]	D
Sir Walter Raleigh: [interrupting Elizabeth hittin [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [in German] You play the game v [...]	D
King Philip ll of Spain: [spoken in Spanish by Kin [...]	D
[first lines] King Philip ll of Spain: Come, my d [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: I suspect him of being a profes [...]	D
Archduke Charles: The beauty of your Majesty is da [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [smiling] The volta, I require [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: You see how fearless Bess is? [...]	D
[from trailer] Queen Elizabeth I: By God, England [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: There must be only a mount of p [...]	D
King Philip ll of Spain: A sweet Christian lady, s [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: And the private life of this Pr [...]	D
Mary Stuart: [Mary sits before her accusers in bla [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Male desire confers no distinct [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [slaps Sir Francis on the back [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Mr. Raleigh is eager to sail aw [...]	D
Walter Raleigh: [Raleigh's horse runs ahead] Forgi [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [whilst taking a bath] Is it tr [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: What have you brought me? Walt [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: How much longer do you think I [...]	D
Sir Christopher Hatton: Be warned by the atrocitie [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Treacherous. You dare to keep s [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: My bitches wear my collars!	D
[after an expedition in the New World, Raleigh has [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [to her army, lined up in front [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: More lines on my face. Where do [...]	D
Sir Amyas Paulet: The Queen orders these measures [...]	D
Dr. John Dee: Wonderful. Such strength. You will n [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [during a briefing with Walsing [...]	D
Walter Raleigh: [throws his coat in the road] A pu [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Go on, Mr Raleigh. You were - h [...]	D
William Walsingham: We will all be judged in the e [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: How many Catholics are there in [...]	D
Sir Francis Walsingham: You can't learn the secret [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: The fall of an empire, you told [...]	D
King Philip ll of Spain: The fleet must be ready t [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Oh, I envy you, Bess. You're fr [...]	D
Sir Francis Walsingham: Mary Stuart must die! Que [...]	D
[last lines] On Screen Text: The loss of the Arma [...]	D

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