Elizabeth I

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Genere: Dramma |
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/elizabeth-i
Numero di stagioni: 1
Numero di episodi: 2
Data prima messa in onda: 2005-09-29
Data ultima messa in onda: 2005-10-06

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Errori

When Elizabeth quotes Shakespeare's Sonnet 116, "Love is not love which alters when it alteration f [...]	D
During the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots; as Elizabeth's envoy is speaking how best to inform t [...]	D
Although Elizabeth is portrayed as travelling incognito to meet Mary Stuart (Queen of Scots), the t [...]	D
Elizabeth uses a fork when having dinner with Leicester before the battle against Spain but the for [...]	D
In 1579, when the series begins, Queen Elizabeth was only about 46 years old. By contrast, Hellen M [...]	D
While waiting on the beach to see if the Spanish Armada was about to invade England in 1588, Robert [...]	D
The poem Essex is supposed to have written to Elizabeth on the day of his execution was written by [...]	D
When Leicester says to Elizabeth 'Kiss me, Bess' his hand is placed on the back of her neck. When t [...]	D
When Elizabeth visits Mary Queen of Scots, Mary is wearing a large crucifix and chain. A few moment [...]	D

Frase

Queen Elizabeth I: I lack the assurance of youth [...]	D
[Signing Mary's death-warrant] Queen Elizabeth [...]	D
[Elizabeth is going to visit Mary Stuart at Foth [...]	D
[Elizabeth is visiting Mary Stuart secretly] Ma [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Great things hang on a kiss, [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Oh Robin, I'm set about by en [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Come ladies, we are going to [...]	D
[talking about Sir Francis Bacon] Queen Elizabe [...]	D
[last lines] Queen Elizabeth I: Fetch me a prie [...]	D
William Cecil, Lord Burghley: The bloody and dec [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: What in God's name do we have [...]	D
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester: [to Elizabeth] [...]	D
Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex: How can I read w [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: A man can be a good Catholic [...]	D
Sir Francis Walsingham: I think the French make [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: I know that I have the body o [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: Princes never cheat at cards. [...]	D
Executioner: Pardon me. Mary Queen of Scots: I [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: [to Leicester] The only thing [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: I will die at a time of my ow [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: The hardest thing to govern i [...]	D
Queen Elizabeth I: If you can't read my silence, [...]	D
William Cecil, Lord Burghley: For 19 years, Your [...]	D
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester: Her favour cha [...]	D
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester: This marriage [...]	D