I'm looking for a scene where Henry is in the room by himself and its dark, he is looking outside a window. and he is ranting (very animated) to himself about something...not quite sure. But the words were so eloquently put together. Does anyone know what i'm talking about? it might be season 3 surrounding jane's death...not quite sure. Please respond if you know what i'm talking about!!
oo please he could have cheated on her with mistresses after a few years when he got bored of her. this is why i dont like kings from back then they thought because they were royals they were obliged to stick their dick anywhere with no consequences
Lets stack it up, Catherine Henry's first wife was kind, gentle, and very popular not to mention her relations to the Spanish crown was politically beneficial to England. Anne was, well despite her supposed guilt, everyone hated her, well all Catholics did anyway, to no surprise. Anne of Cleves was sweet and kind but was unlucky to get caught in a political crossfire. Katherine Howard = Promiscuous Bubblehead and Katherine Parr seemed like a good wife and mother but almost lost her head too.
Its scenes like this that made this a great series, Jane was the only wife Henry truly loved, not just because she bore him a son but because she was kind, and gentle not to mention faithful as a wife. She was given a queen's funeral, Henry was buried next to her, there must of been more too their relationship then just Jane having a son.
Henry has never showed such love and tenderness for any other of his six wives. I believe with all my heart that she was the love of his life and that he never would forget her.
@lolee101 I'm so tired of all who says "only cause she gave him a son, blah, blah, blah". Jane was kind, she was gentle, sweet, honorable, noble. She was the one of the queens of Henry VIII who really deserved her title. Jane was a worthy queen and she kept her dignity until the end. She fighted death until her strength was gone. But eventually, the fever destroyed her and quietly, she slipped away. May she be remembered for years to come.
Jane wasn't this angel she is made out to be. She swore she served Catherine of Aragon and supported her and her cause, yet began courting Henry while Catherine was still alive. She had an affair with a married man whose wife was pregnant, and stepped over Anne's body while it was still warm to marry Henry. If Anne is a whore than Jane is just as bad - if not worse. Jane was a strict and demanding mistress to her ladies.
Ha! She wasn't. I hate her. It was only for his son. Henry considered Jane to be his "true" wife, being the only one who had given him the male heir he so desperately sought.a That is all.
one of the things i hate about these kind of shows is that history majors cant accept the fact that producers take creative liberties with actual history. so what if it wasnt historically accurate, the whole point of this scene was to elicit emotion and immortalize the jane seymour character's great kindness
The proof that Jane was Henry's true love is protrayed beautifully in the tudors with the actors and how henry is constantly devoted to her and truely finds happiness with her. i hope to believe it was not because she gave him a son and that they really did fall in love. i think this is correct as ive visited where henry was laid to rest, i thought it was touching to see that he remained by her side in westminster abbey as they are both found there even today. <3
Henry has actually been quoted to say that Jane was the love of his life. It may only be because she gave him a son or because she died before he could hate her but nonetheless that is what he said.
And out of all his wives, she is the one he is buried next to. So that means something too.
he never loved any woman in his life, he just wanted a woman that could give him a son, not a daughter.... unfortunately that's how it was in those day, the women didn't matter....
Henry never attended Jane's funeral! He couldn't stand to be in the same house as her corpse and ettiquette at the time prohibited him from attending. Jane was not laid out in a nightgown! She was dressed in a fine gold gown and adorned with a crown and the Queen's jewels. Also the Princess Mary and Jane's ladies wore white headresses to symbolize that Jane died in childbed. Did the costume designers even think to research the Tudors?
@LadyButler I'm not sure that this was her funeral. For a Queen the funeral would be public i think and there would be a procession. Either way there would be more people there than her ladies and the King. This could her her laid out after her death but before her funeral. Although I agree with everything you said! I'm a history major and you are spot on. That's the only thing i could think of to explain it. Barring that, it is a very moving scene though.
Historically Henry refused to see Jane when she got sick and died, he also refused to say goodbye to Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and even sent Katherine Parr away before his death. I think he had trouble saying goodbye to the people he loved
@xHanna7colax The only reason she captured his heart was because she got lucky and popped out a living son, had she gave birth to girl I'm sure his feelings would have quickly dropped down hill to search for another wife to get the "job done."
@PharaohHazard anne didnt love him, she wanted to marry henry percy but the king wanted her as his mistress, only when she found out she coudnt stop him she begon with the 'my virginity is for my husband' i dont think she knew then where that would have lead her but when he didnt give up her plan grew stronger.. and henry didnt love, the only thing he wanted was a son
Bad cut/editing... the mistress first left wearing the off-white Lady-in-Waiting dress, then cut to King Henry.. she's wearing a black, long-sleeved dress. Surprised they made such an error. :)
But love Queen Jane.. I just think King Kenry's karma caught up with him unfortunately.
jane only was the "love of his life" because she gave him a son. if anne would've given him a son then he wouldnt have beheaded anne eithor. He was just a manwhore who didnt care about his wifes. Well maybe he cared about them for a year or two. But he had like a million affairs. I'm sure there was something that made him the was he is but i don't think he actually "loved" all his wives. I don't know i dont want to say anything wrong it's just my opinion.
Jane was indeed the closest Henry had to a "love of his life". The ideal woman for him was his mother, Elizabeth of York - who was known to be submissive, gentle and kind. He wanted somebody just like her. Who of his wives does that sound like? Jane. Anne merely had the luck of catching his eye when Katherine hit menopause and therefore could not get pregnant again. He did what he did to pursue the dream of having a son, not to pursue a particular woman.
Anne's opinions and manipulative manner, King Henry accepted, because he was blindly in love. Jane Seymour comes along, he likes her because she is opposite someone who made him turn a country around. He thinks, oh she's safe to deal with.She tries to give her own opinions, he warns her not to. Now if she was indeed the love of his life, wouldn't he let her have a say? He only fully believed in her once she had a son.
The love of his life? certainely not. She was Edouard's mother! that's all! The only passion he has had, was for Ann. There's no doubt about that/ he was so deeply in love with her that he put his nation in great danger/ I don't think he would put England in danger for a "jane Seymour"! and when he chose "the baby" before "the life of his wife"...he has chosen the bb! i'm not sure it would be the same decision with Boleyn, when he was in love with her, and have screw everything for her!
@ellenwuzhere of course you're right/ the real passion he has had was for Boleyn. For her, he chased out Catherine of Aragon (the Isabelle and Ferdinand's daughter), have separated her country with the rest of Europ, and with the Pope and Rome! i don't think he would do that for a simple "Jane Seymour!"
i think that is Henry's best scene in all of the series. JRM shows his talent as an actor in a way that was not often required in the Tudors.. And of course the music is awesome! one of my favourite scenes overall.
as much as he's a dick, that was really sad and emotional. This actor is awesome! he can make you feel terrible about what henry had to go through no matter how much of twit he actually was.
I think Anne Boleyn was the most loved by Henry. He was distressed in nearly the same way when he found out Anne had caught the sweating sickness. I think that if Anne had died in the beginning of her reign, she would have had the same burial. I think the only reason he was attached to Jane after her death is because of Edward, and he didnt live with her long enough to get tired of her.
@LedZeppelingirl1985 And what about Catherine Parr? Or Catherine of Aragon? Catherine of Aragon was the sweetest & most beautiful of his queens. Just look at portraits of her when she was young or read contemporary accounts. In her prime she was gorgeous. He just tired of her when she got old. Even on her deathbed she wrote about how she still loved him and forgave him. Now THAT is light in the dark, a Queen to rely on. Jane was in his life for 5 mins & died before he got sick of her. That's it.
I disagree with your title. Jane wasn't the love of Henry's life. She just had the good grace to die before he got tired of her (and to give him a son). If he loved her so much, he wouldn't have said "save the child even if you have to kill the mother" which apparently he really did say.
For all we know Henry may not have even had the capacity to "love" in the same sense we do. Maybe he loved all his wives, in his own way. But I think Jane vindicated the divorce of Katherine and the death of Anne. She have Henry what he wanted-a male heir.
Henry "loved" Jane because she gave him what he wanted and didn't live long enough to disappoint him. He took any disagreement as a personal betrayal. At some point, she would have angered him - although I doubt he would have killed her.
Honestly , I don' t think Henry love any of his wives. If Anne was the love of his life....he would not been so eager to see her tried for adultery and executed. With jane the only reason he was buried besides her was because she gave him a son...if Jane had given birth to a daughter would he have been so eager to be buried besides her? I don't think so.....
Henry loved Jane because of what Jane gave him. The son that he longed for. She died perfect in his eyes. This was the image he was in love with and the image he chose to be laid to rest next to. However, if you look at both the relationship with Jane and the relationship with Anne there is no comparison in my mind. He moved heaven and earth to be with Anne. I'm not in denial about how badly it ended. But if you compare them Anne is clearly the love of Henry's life over all.
I dont agree he loved jane the most,she was submissive and plain,she was basically like alot of wife's in those day's,things wouldnt have gone so well if she had a girl...I think he loved anne the most,but thier love turned because of his need for a son and all the rumours/enemy's she had...
Well, I think Henry was the love of Henry's life if you really look at it over the scope of his life. However, the 3 distinct phases of his life, I believe Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, and Jane Seymour all were that for the different phases he passed through. After Jane, however, it was all about him. Sorry, but that's what I feel.
in henry's reign, jane seymour was the only who has a funeral fit for a queen, even so, this death and that of charles brandon, make me cry. I did not like seeing them on his deathbed.
I don't think Jane was Henry's true wife, the reason I saw this was because she was a mistress for a short time. I think Anne Boleyn was his true love, because he broke with Rome and she resisted him for so long and he made her queen just to make her happy? That sounds romantic eh, but had Henry loved anyone it would be Anne but Jane was the ideal wife who gave him a son and for that he loved her. . .
@AnneBoleynHero agreed.there's no doubt about that. Ann Boleyn was the ONLY real passion of his life/ It's a fact. And easy to prove...as you say...i don't think Henry would chose to separate her country from ROME and the rest of Europe for J. Seymour! or anyone else except for a real passion! like A Boleyn. But it's difficult for population to admit that. Anyway, the prosperity has been for Ann, with Elizabeth. Ann had 35 years old when she died..and he was obsessed with the son!
@PalasAthenea would you pls stop insulting other people. listen, i'm not a historian, nor an expert on henry's story, but i think, this is not the point to discuss on youtube.
if you are right, which you certainly might be, pls just keep it quiet and let the others, who just admired the show, have their opinion. YOUTUBE IS NOT A UNIVERSITY!!!! it is a place, where common people can post their opinion.
@PalasAthenea No your wrong. Jane Seymour did help Mary be reconciled with her father. Also, i have studied the Tudor period, especially Henry VIII and his wives for years, so i think i would know. thanks very much.
@PalasAthenea Yeah and what did Anne do for England, have it ripped apart, have Henrys friends turned away- i.e Wolsey, who was like a father to Henry, and lets not forget Thomas More, who was executed because of Anne. Yes, she gave birth to Elizabeth, a great monarch but c'mon she did no more. Jane, gave birth to a son, she reconciled Mary with her father, and was kind to Elizabeth. Anne wanted Mary dead, Anne only did things for her own well being, whereas Jane actually thought of others.
she wasn't the love of his life for sure.... he liked her because she did everything he wanted, like a dog... anne boleyn was the woman he most loved and most hated.that's why he changed a country for anne
of Aragon/jane Seymour type of woman. I suspect he would have gone through life exactly the same. Wanting a fiery woman to stir him up, but when she becaem too mouthy he'd chop off her head to find himself a quiet biddable woman until he got bored and then he'd divorce/annul her to find another fiery woman. Face it Henry loved who he was with and he chose to rest next to jane because she was the only one of his wives to give him a son...not because she was a GREAT love
heir. He chopped off her head and enter Jane Seymour another Catherine type of woman. Quiet and no trouble to Henry. In his mourning he didn't care what sort of wife he got next but Anne of Cleeves was another quiet allow him to be in control type of woman. Poor old almost impotent Henry couldn't get it up and went for the Anne Boleyn type again, someone even related to Anne, iin Catherne Howard. What did he revert to when Catherine Howard blew up in his face? Catherine Parr another Caterhine
If Jane had died in child birth with a girl....he would have blamed it on her and said "Next"...his love was bound up in the fact that she was quiet and caused him no trouble and gave him the "SON" which made him feel like a man. It's interesting that Henry had a pattern. Catherine of Aragon was the quiet 'yes sir no sir" type of woman. He blamed her for no male heir and his head was turned by Anne Boleyn, fiery adventurous and the opposite of Catherine. When she failed to produce a male cont
Her death made me cry the most, not only because it broke henry's heart so much, but because of the changes it caused the kingdom afterwards. think what would have happened if jane had lived and provided him with another son or restored england back to the catholic faith.
Ok i love Jane she was so nice, but when people say that she was the love of his life NO!. Henry only said that after she gave him a son. Anne was the love of his life. Anne and Henry had more chemistry. But JRM did a fantastic job in this scene
@AnneBoleyn15 Anne the love of his life?Because JRM and Natalie had chemistry?NO...If that had been true I don't think Henry would have beheaded her, called her a witch the rest of his life and continued to declare their daughter illegitimate.Based on Henry's actions Jane was the true love of his life but I guess nobody knows how he felt inside.But as far as we know Jane was.
@eviltree99 Henry had no love of his life. He was far too fickle for that. He just got tired of Anne that's the only reason he had her condemned and called her a witch. Jane was only his favorite because she gave him a son.
@eviltree99 the only reason he wanted to get rid of anne was because he was sure anne coudnt give him sons, jane was the 'love' of his life because she gave him a son, henry only loved himself, if he really would haved loved jane he would have crowned her when they married, but he only wanted to crown her if she would get a son, that isnt a act of love, dont you think? he morned for her 3 months, that was acceptable in those times and after 3 months he begon looking for another wife
@eviltree99 I think Henry's decision to be buried next to Jane in St George's Chapel (Windsor Castle) may prove a point. He also directed that the sides of the coffins be removed so that the ashes would mingle together over time. This was duly done, so that today the remains of Henry and Jane lie together in the Henry VIII vault in St George's Chapel.
@AnneBoleyn15 Just because Jonathan and Natalie had chemistry on the screen does not mean that Henry and Anne had chemistry. I think its a tie between Katherine and Jane. He had to love Katherine because he was so merciful towards her. He loved Jane for giving him a son.
@xlovexothersxalsox "Jane give him a son" then she died end of the story for her. what would of happen if Anne had given Henry a son, would he still of beheaded her? maybe or maybe not we don't know, and if you was to watch the last part of the show you can see where he is day dreaming/ seeing the mother of his children. he said don't go Anne and turns around with a sadden look on his face that no one can tell if it was heart broken by the fact he finally learn the truth he sent a innocent
@Ryokomalfoy person to her death. Jane give him a son that only lived for how long tho? then there was Mary I then Elizabeth I. Anne is proby laughing at Henry right now knowing her daughter became the most loved out of his children. then in the end it we cant tell we don't live in that time when Henry was king so we don't know for all we know Henry did truly love Anne but pick to be bury beside Jane because it would look better then being bury next to Anne who he had beheaded.
@Ryokomalfoy I'm convinced that Henry loved Anne more than any of his other wives. But, I think she challenged and argued with him and also attracted to many men to her circle (just poets, writers, intellectuals... but Henry would have been jealous of that even if it was all innocent). There is a fine line between love and hate. I once read that he described Anne as 'the brightest rose to bloom' which is why he called her cousin Katherine 'the rose without a thorn' (before he found her past)
in real live, he only love her a little... if he love her so much, he had not let her be beheaded and let her daughter alone..... he only love himself...... anne was not the best queen, cost many heads to England, back in time and ask people.
@xlovexothersxalsox i think he loved all of them in real life, but he was influenced by Machiavelli's principle of a good ruler and had religious and personal issues, all these things put together made him turn his back on his loved ones. this is my opinion
your all saying that the only thing she did was give him a son she mended his relationship with his daughters and she also made him forgive people so that they could come back to court like annes brothers wife
your all saying that the only thing she did was give him a son she mended his relationship with his daughters and she also made him forgive people so that they could come back to court like annes brothers wife
Jane was the love of his life but you seriously have to think was it because she was the only one to give him what he wanted. If Anne or Catherine of Aragon gave him a son then he wouldn't have even looked at Jane. He wouldn't have looked at Anne even. Yes, he would have had mistresses but that was normal for a king.
@gracie1415xx I'll have to disagree with you. If Anne Boleyn was the true love of Henry, then, he could have vindicated her name after her death and he could have given her a proper burial, like a queen, he could have also given her the title of queen back but he didn't. You have to remember that at the end of his days, he chose to rest next to Jane, not next to Anne, so, to me Henry loved each of his wives in different forms but Jane was still the wife he loved the most.
@broken89girl In a way i understand what you say but you have to remember back then feelings were supressed, if Jane hadnt given him a son he would not have chosen to be buried next to her. He tore england apart for Anne and didnt recieve a son so in his eyes it was Gods way of telling him Anne was the wrong decision, didnt stop him loving her although he believed it was wrong.
@broken89girl in some respect i agree with what youre saying but you have to remember that people in those times saw everything as a sign from God. So when anne produced a mutant child (boy) Henry saw it as God disaproving. He also had his bishops,privy council etc saying she was evil, so henry supressed his feelings like all people did back then . He tore England apart for Anne and didnt recieve the son he so desired, and of course he would be buried next to Jane she gave him Edward
@broken89girl well we will have to disagree. Anne was the grand passion of Henry's life, but her failure to provide a son and vampish style let Henry's love turn to hatred. Jane was Anne's opposite, and the fact that she gave the king a son made her his "true wife" to his mind, which is why they are buried together. One comment has been that Jane was lucky enough to give him a son, and smart enough to die before he tired of her.
The love of Henry's life was Henry. His main focus was his kingdom, his appetites, his lust and his fortunes. The women in his life were there to satisfy him and his need for heirs to the throne. In fact when offered a choice between saving the baby and saving Jane, his real-life response was to save the child because he could always get another queen. A cold, cold fellow. He was a rock that many innocent people were broken on.
I have to disagree with you. Anne was the love of Henry's life he couldn't clear Anne's name after her death, that would mean him being wrong, and Henry would never admit that. Also it would mean he would have to accept Elizabeth was legitimate and would be higher rank than any daughters he had with Jane. If Anne had given Henry a son he would have called her his most beloved wife. But your right about that Henry loved his wives in a diffrent way.
@broken89girl I don't think Henry really loved any of his wives. Jane was the only one he could choose to be buried next to - Katherine of Aragon had been divorced from him, Anne Boleyn & the young Katherine Howard had both been killed by him and the marriage with Anne of Cleves had even been anulled. Jane was the only choice. Also, he mostly remembered her fondly because she gave him a son.
@katheli89 Yes, but if you watch the last episode of the tudors you will see that he says i 'desire' to be buried next to my true and loving wife queen Jane Seymour. He never anulled his marriage to her, and i believe he loved her the most even if she gave him a son, as she was kind hearted and she was the complete opposite of Anne Boleyn.
I'm looking for a scene where Henry is in the room by himself and its dark, he is looking outside a window. and he is ranting (very animated) to himself about something...not quite sure. But the words were so eloquently put together. Does anyone know what i'm talking about? it might be season 3 surrounding jane's death...not quite sure. Please respond if you know what i'm talking about!!
vinnyflintoff 4 days ago
oo please he could have cheated on her with mistresses after a few years when he got bored of her. this is why i dont like kings from back then they thought because they were royals they were obliged to stick their dick anywhere with no consequences
MELITIx05 3 weeks ago
Does anyone know the soudtrack to the end of this scene??? :)
TheYumChocolate 1 month ago
@TheYumChocolate howling wilderness
lovelyprittygirl 1 month ago
Lets stack it up, Catherine Henry's first wife was kind, gentle, and very popular not to mention her relations to the Spanish crown was politically beneficial to England. Anne was, well despite her supposed guilt, everyone hated her, well all Catholics did anyway, to no surprise. Anne of Cleves was sweet and kind but was unlucky to get caught in a political crossfire. Katherine Howard = Promiscuous Bubblehead and Katherine Parr seemed like a good wife and mother but almost lost her head too.
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astraltears1 2 months ago
Its scenes like this that made this a great series, Jane was the only wife Henry truly loved, not just because she bore him a son but because she was kind, and gentle not to mention faithful as a wife. She was given a queen's funeral, Henry was buried next to her, there must of been more too their relationship then just Jane having a son.
astraltears1 2 months ago
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I like Anne Boleyn better. I don't like Jane. Too blonde
ChickensEatYou999 2 months ago
@ChickensEatYou999 Did you not read the title?! This video is about Jane, not Anne. Go comment on a Anne video.
peacedesertrose 2 months ago
JS would have been my 15xgreat aunt
ThePhantomMajor 3 months ago
Henry has never showed such love and tenderness for any other of his six wives. I believe with all my heart that she was the love of his life and that he never would forget her.
R.I.P Queen Jane.
TheSweden000 4 months ago 6
@TheSweden000 only cause she bore a son. if it was a girl or she miscarriage it would have been a differnt story
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@lolee101 I'm so tired of all who says "only cause she gave him a son, blah, blah, blah". Jane was kind, she was gentle, sweet, honorable, noble. She was the one of the queens of Henry VIII who really deserved her title. Jane was a worthy queen and she kept her dignity until the end. She fighted death until her strength was gone. But eventually, the fever destroyed her and quietly, she slipped away. May she be remembered for years to come.
TheSweden000 1 month ago 4
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ANNE BOLEYN
gracie1415xx 4 months ago
The chamber choir is what made this scene amazing.
theWall0719 4 months ago
@theWall0719 ...incredibly beautiful music...
susanangelika 3 months ago
the first time i seen this scene i cried. his emotions when hes acting.. is amazing. hes wonderful. broke my heart!
sexcashleyyyyyy 5 months ago
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Jane wasn't this angel she is made out to be. She swore she served Catherine of Aragon and supported her and her cause, yet began courting Henry while Catherine was still alive. She had an affair with a married man whose wife was pregnant, and stepped over Anne's body while it was still warm to marry Henry. If Anne is a whore than Jane is just as bad - if not worse. Jane was a strict and demanding mistress to her ladies.
EllieMarianna 5 months ago
yep still makes me cry
smorizen 6 months ago
guaau I love this scene <33 cry xD
FitzpatrickLeto 6 months ago
poor henry lost the love of his life
MegaJas14 6 months ago
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Ha! She wasn't. I hate her. It was only for his son. Henry considered Jane to be his "true" wife, being the only one who had given him the male heir he so desperately sought.a That is all.
skewnesz123 7 months ago
Am I the only who thinks that church bells and grim funerial organ playing would further compliment this scene?
Jakegothicsnake 7 months ago
@Jakegothicsnake Probably, yeah.
TheSweden000 6 months ago
one of the things i hate about these kind of shows is that history majors cant accept the fact that producers take creative liberties with actual history. so what if it wasnt historically accurate, the whole point of this scene was to elicit emotion and immortalize the jane seymour character's great kindness
FFF813 8 months ago 6
The proof that Jane was Henry's true love is protrayed beautifully in the tudors with the actors and how henry is constantly devoted to her and truely finds happiness with her. i hope to believe it was not because she gave him a son and that they really did fall in love. i think this is correct as ive visited where henry was laid to rest, i thought it was touching to see that he remained by her side in westminster abbey as they are both found there even today. <3
DJGMT11 8 months ago 2
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In my opinion God took away her and punished Henry for murders children and wives of rebels
I'm sorry for my bad English
ZZZANNAMARIYZZZ 8 months ago
Henry is not attractive. Nor is he in my opinion.
squeakycleanlulu 9 months ago
Pauvre Jane, elle était tellement parfaite!
ThePopoche11 9 months ago
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Henry has actually been quoted to say that Jane was the love of his life. It may only be because she gave him a son or because she died before he could hate her but nonetheless that is what he said.
And out of all his wives, she is the one he is buried next to. So that means something too.
ilikeafrica 10 months ago
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he never loved any woman in his life, he just wanted a woman that could give him a son, not a daughter.... unfortunately that's how it was in those day, the women didn't matter....
Tsukyomy16 10 months ago
Definitely the most beautiful and intense scene of The Tudors....
I love this series.
ChristianBerkhout 11 months ago 23
Henry never attended Jane's funeral! He couldn't stand to be in the same house as her corpse and ettiquette at the time prohibited him from attending. Jane was not laid out in a nightgown! She was dressed in a fine gold gown and adorned with a crown and the Queen's jewels. Also the Princess Mary and Jane's ladies wore white headresses to symbolize that Jane died in childbed. Did the costume designers even think to research the Tudors?
LadyButler 11 months ago
@LadyButler I'm not sure that this was her funeral. For a Queen the funeral would be public i think and there would be a procession. Either way there would be more people there than her ladies and the King. This could her her laid out after her death but before her funeral. Although I agree with everything you said! I'm a history major and you are spot on. That's the only thing i could think of to explain it. Barring that, it is a very moving scene though.
AoibheannStateira 8 months ago
I'll be truthfull, i've never sat down and watch this show,but i have to say, watchin this part really moved me. It's intense and unique!
MissDanielle84 11 months ago
that right there is why Jonathan Rhys Meyers is one of my favourite actors.
0MegansWorld0 11 months ago 2
Historically Henry refused to see Jane when she got sick and died, he also refused to say goodbye to Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and even sent Katherine Parr away before his death. I think he had trouble saying goodbye to the people he loved
kaybbayyy2362 11 months ago 7
Lovely Scene!
DestinyAndFortune 1 year ago
Karma's a bitch Henry....
Ballet4Everz 1 year ago 4
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I see only 4 toes on Jane Seymore's foot 0_o
Floberovpapagaj 1 year ago
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@Floberovpapagaj omg, so do i ._.
livi334 11 months ago
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@livi334 Lol Good to know I'm not the only one :D
Floberovpapagaj 11 months ago
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@livi334 :D
livi334 11 months ago
The seen hurts just to look at it. God, it's like you can see his pain.
tinkerbells101 1 year ago
this was one of the few times I didn't thnk Henry was being a complete Douche/brat. JRM is an amazing actor.
aria23456 1 year ago
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Anne Boleyn is the only Queen !!! Jane Seymour is just a whore,a hypocrite person
MrRyantran 1 year ago
@MrRyantran The only whore here is you.
TheSweden000 6 months ago 5
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@TheSweden000 Oh,and u too,bitch!
MrRyantran 6 months ago
"It's child-bed fever....I know because my mother died of it"
That broke my heart, because you can just see the hoplessness and pain in Henry's face.
rebe1angel 1 year ago 4
This scene is one of the reasons why I loved watching The Tudors ...
IthildinTheWolf 1 year ago
Jane was the only one who really captured his heart. This was one of the sadest scenes ever in the Tudors.
xHanna7colax 1 year ago 6
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@xHanna7colax The only reason she captured his heart was because she got lucky and popped out a living son, had she gave birth to girl I'm sure his feelings would have quickly dropped down hill to search for another wife to get the "job done."
AgonysRose 11 months ago
epic music
minicolster 1 year ago
@mewtworules333 he cried when Katherine died.
dk410 1 year ago
Henry was buried with Jane
brennies24 1 year ago
This has to be one of the saddest deaths.
tubegirl4000 1 year ago
Anne loved Henry a lot more than he loved her.
PharaohHazard 1 year ago
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@PharaohHazard anne didnt love him, she wanted to marry henry percy but the king wanted her as his mistress, only when she found out she coudnt stop him she begon with the 'my virginity is for my husband' i dont think she knew then where that would have lead her but when he didnt give up her plan grew stronger.. and henry didnt love, the only thing he wanted was a son
xloisx1 1 year ago
I think Henry lusted after Anne and loved her in a way, but after a while lust fades.
PharaohHazard 1 year ago
So beautiful :) xx
MsJadaFire 1 year ago
you are the WHAT? of human kidness?
NGDTHII 1 year ago
@NGDTHII
the milk
ZeroMyHero99 1 year ago
@ZeroMyHero99 Thank you!
NGDTHII 1 year ago
@ZeroMyHero99 Thank you! why the milk?
NGDTHII 1 year ago
@NGDTHII
Milk is good for the soul. lol
ZeroMyHero99 1 year ago
the music is heartbreaking.....
Tirza1985 1 year ago
Bad cut/editing... the mistress first left wearing the off-white Lady-in-Waiting dress, then cut to King Henry.. she's wearing a black, long-sleeved dress. Surprised they made such an error. :)
But love Queen Jane.. I just think King Kenry's karma caught up with him unfortunately.
freshsprout 1 year ago 3
@freshsprout where??????
gerardbutlerlurver 1 year ago
@freshsprout it wasn't Lady Misseldon wearing the black dress but Lady Mary :)
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apeesoreca 1 year ago
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jane only was the "love of his life" because she gave him a son. if anne would've given him a son then he wouldnt have beheaded anne eithor. He was just a manwhore who didnt care about his wifes. Well maybe he cared about them for a year or two. But he had like a million affairs. I'm sure there was something that made him the was he is but i don't think he actually "loved" all his wives. I don't know i dont want to say anything wrong it's just my opinion.
lisaBurgerx 1 year ago
@LedZeppelingirl1985 what ???
marmajini 1 year ago
Jane was indeed the closest Henry had to a "love of his life". The ideal woman for him was his mother, Elizabeth of York - who was known to be submissive, gentle and kind. He wanted somebody just like her. Who of his wives does that sound like? Jane. Anne merely had the luck of catching his eye when Katherine hit menopause and therefore could not get pregnant again. He did what he did to pursue the dream of having a son, not to pursue a particular woman.
1981Galadriel 1 year ago 29
Heart warming scene, great acting.
blindtorpedo 1 year ago 3
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This scene is so sad. I really like Annebelle Wallis as Jane Seymore, but Anne Boleyn will allways be my favorite.
funnyygirl9 1 year ago
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theolaschwi 1 year ago
Who can dislike this?!
0MegansWorld0 1 year ago 3
Anne's opinions and manipulative manner, King Henry accepted, because he was blindly in love. Jane Seymour comes along, he likes her because she is opposite someone who made him turn a country around. He thinks, oh she's safe to deal with.She tries to give her own opinions, he warns her not to. Now if she was indeed the love of his life, wouldn't he let her have a say? He only fully believed in her once she had a son.
lizziemiss945 1 year ago
The love of his life? certainely not. She was Edouard's mother! that's all! The only passion he has had, was for Ann. There's no doubt about that/ he was so deeply in love with her that he put his nation in great danger/ I don't think he would put England in danger for a "jane Seymour"! and when he chose "the baby" before "the life of his wife"...he has chosen the bb! i'm not sure it would be the same decision with Boleyn, when he was in love with her, and have screw everything for her!
verobinful 1 year ago
@ellenwuzhere of course you're right/ the real passion he has had was for Boleyn. For her, he chased out Catherine of Aragon (the Isabelle and Ferdinand's daughter), have separated her country with the rest of Europ, and with the Pope and Rome! i don't think he would do that for a simple "Jane Seymour!"
verobinful 1 year ago
What is the song at the end (starting 3:00) ?
rhiannika88 1 year ago
i think that is Henry's best scene in all of the series. JRM shows his talent as an actor in a way that was not often required in the Tudors.. And of course the music is awesome! one of my favourite scenes overall.
nemongeta 1 year ago 4
as much as he's a dick, that was really sad and emotional. This actor is awesome! he can make you feel terrible about what henry had to go through no matter how much of twit he actually was.
autogirl333 1 year ago 4
omg this is so emotional
it makes me cry
jeffhardy12k8 1 year ago 3
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I think Anne Boleyn was the most loved by Henry. He was distressed in nearly the same way when he found out Anne had caught the sweating sickness. I think that if Anne had died in the beginning of her reign, she would have had the same burial. I think the only reason he was attached to Jane after her death is because of Edward, and he didnt live with her long enough to get tired of her.
BoleynLover1 1 year ago
2:00 start of genius music by Trevor Morris, it totally makes the scene, should get more plaudits.
tb1985uk 1 year ago 4
@LedZeppelingirl1985 And what about Catherine Parr? Or Catherine of Aragon? Catherine of Aragon was the sweetest & most beautiful of his queens. Just look at portraits of her when she was young or read contemporary accounts. In her prime she was gorgeous. He just tired of her when she got old. Even on her deathbed she wrote about how she still loved him and forgave him. Now THAT is light in the dark, a Queen to rely on. Jane was in his life for 5 mins & died before he got sick of her. That's it.
SharnsiR 1 year ago
I disagree with your title. Jane wasn't the love of Henry's life. She just had the good grace to die before he got tired of her (and to give him a son). If he loved her so much, he wouldn't have said "save the child even if you have to kill the mother" which apparently he really did say.
SharnsiR 1 year ago
So lovely and sad, it would've been sweet if Mary and Elizabeth had said their goodbyes to Jane like Henry does.
HistoryLover1550 1 year ago
It's incredible that this astonishing choral music came out from Morris' mind; I thought this has been taken from a classical composer.
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thiagoblanco 1 year ago
3:19 is fucking breathtaking and Annabelle Wallis is really beautiful, I can´t believe she is only 26 years old.
farmatyger 1 year ago
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farmatyger 1 year ago
I think 3:19 is one of the most powerful moments I have ever seen on screen.
ClassicNovel 1 year ago
It's sad that her death could have been prevented if people just washed their hands back in those days.
xlovexothersxalsox 1 year ago 3
For all we know Henry may not have even had the capacity to "love" in the same sense we do. Maybe he loved all his wives, in his own way. But I think Jane vindicated the divorce of Katherine and the death of Anne. She have Henry what he wanted-a male heir.
gotch09 1 year ago
This is still one of my favorite scene from all the Tudors series...so sad and incredibly touching.
DeirdreDiandra 1 year ago 2
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Henry "loved" Jane because she gave him what he wanted and didn't live long enough to disappoint him. He took any disagreement as a personal betrayal. At some point, she would have angered him - although I doubt he would have killed her.
happybkwrm 1 year ago
omg this makes me cry
nikitan82 1 year ago
If Henry only looked that way the actor does.......
italoluder 1 year ago
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67veritas 1 year ago
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oh please, Henry loved himself the most. If Jane had lived long enough, he probably would have found some reason for "divorcing" her too.
67veritas 1 year ago
its so sad. and so beautiful his love for here.
and the music is perfect
sannetjee1 1 year ago 2
Heartbreakingly beautiful.
MagnetoMasterOfEvil 1 year ago 5
@MagnetoMasterOfEvil Ikr my heart broke when I saw this scene.
HistoryLover1550 1 year ago
Its so sad. I cried all time.
Silverpearlx3 1 year ago
Childbed fever~a massive infection. No one washed their hands back then, not even midwives or doctors. Horrible.
lareinemarie1 1 year ago
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Honestly , I don' t think Henry love any of his wives. If Anne was the love of his life....he would not been so eager to see her tried for adultery and executed. With jane the only reason he was buried besides her was because she gave him a son...if Jane had given birth to a daughter would he have been so eager to be buried besides her? I don't think so.....
Ladyjaxs 1 year ago
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Ladyjaxs 1 year ago
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charles brandon was the love of Henry's life. lol
TheRock2004 1 year ago
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Henry loved Jane because of what Jane gave him. The son that he longed for. She died perfect in his eyes. This was the image he was in love with and the image he chose to be laid to rest next to. However, if you look at both the relationship with Jane and the relationship with Anne there is no comparison in my mind. He moved heaven and earth to be with Anne. I'm not in denial about how badly it ended. But if you compare them Anne is clearly the love of Henry's life over all.
sandcastle1997 1 year ago
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I dont agree he loved jane the most,she was submissive and plain,she was basically like alot of wife's in those day's,things wouldnt have gone so well if she had a girl...I think he loved anne the most,but thier love turned because of his need for a son and all the rumours/enemy's she had...
xXMichealJXx 1 year ago
Well, I think Henry was the love of Henry's life if you really look at it over the scope of his life. However, the 3 distinct phases of his life, I believe Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, and Jane Seymour all were that for the different phases he passed through. After Jane, however, it was all about him. Sorry, but that's what I feel.
dawndrella 1 year ago 4
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@dawndrella coudnt said it better lol. he was the love of his life
lolee101 1 year ago
in henry's reign, jane seymour was the only who has a funeral fit for a queen, even so, this death and that of charles brandon, make me cry. I did not like seeing them on his deathbed.
LeN0Re18 1 year ago 3
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I don't think Jane was Henry's true wife, the reason I saw this was because she was a mistress for a short time. I think Anne Boleyn was his true love, because he broke with Rome and she resisted him for so long and he made her queen just to make her happy? That sounds romantic eh, but had Henry loved anyone it would be Anne but Jane was the ideal wife who gave him a son and for that he loved her. . .
AnneBoleynHero 1 year ago
@AnneBoleynHero agreed.there's no doubt about that. Ann Boleyn was the ONLY real passion of his life/ It's a fact. And easy to prove...as you say...i don't think Henry would chose to separate her country from ROME and the rest of Europe for J. Seymour! or anyone else except for a real passion! like A Boleyn. But it's difficult for population to admit that. Anyway, the prosperity has been for Ann, with Elizabeth. Ann had 35 years old when she died..and he was obsessed with the son!
verobinful 1 year ago
the music without talking here
youtube.com/watch?v=w2LRvjqCf3M
william1Arma 1 year ago
@PalasAthenea would you pls stop insulting other people. listen, i'm not a historian, nor an expert on henry's story, but i think, this is not the point to discuss on youtube.
if you are right, which you certainly might be, pls just keep it quiet and let the others, who just admired the show, have their opinion. YOUTUBE IS NOT A UNIVERSITY!!!! it is a place, where common people can post their opinion.
felixchen91 1 year ago 2
@PalasAthenea Also, please can you stop talking like you were there and witnessed it...
falseelasheffect 1 year ago
@PalasAthenea No your wrong. Jane Seymour did help Mary be reconciled with her father. Also, i have studied the Tudor period, especially Henry VIII and his wives for years, so i think i would know. thanks very much.
falseelasheffect 1 year ago
@PalasAthenea Yeah and what did Anne do for England, have it ripped apart, have Henrys friends turned away- i.e Wolsey, who was like a father to Henry, and lets not forget Thomas More, who was executed because of Anne. Yes, she gave birth to Elizabeth, a great monarch but c'mon she did no more. Jane, gave birth to a son, she reconciled Mary with her father, and was kind to Elizabeth. Anne wanted Mary dead, Anne only did things for her own well being, whereas Jane actually thought of others.
falseelasheffect 1 year ago
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she wasn't the love of his life for sure.... he liked her because she did everything he wanted, like a dog... anne boleyn was the woman he most loved and most hated.that's why he changed a country for anne
balenguer 1 year ago
aww, so sad
pepsifuzz 1 year ago
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of Aragon/jane Seymour type of woman. I suspect he would have gone through life exactly the same. Wanting a fiery woman to stir him up, but when she becaem too mouthy he'd chop off her head to find himself a quiet biddable woman until he got bored and then he'd divorce/annul her to find another fiery woman. Face it Henry loved who he was with and he chose to rest next to jane because she was the only one of his wives to give him a son...not because she was a GREAT love
chookfeather 1 year ago
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heir. He chopped off her head and enter Jane Seymour another Catherine type of woman. Quiet and no trouble to Henry. In his mourning he didn't care what sort of wife he got next but Anne of Cleeves was another quiet allow him to be in control type of woman. Poor old almost impotent Henry couldn't get it up and went for the Anne Boleyn type again, someone even related to Anne, iin Catherne Howard. What did he revert to when Catherine Howard blew up in his face? Catherine Parr another Caterhine
chookfeather 1 year ago
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If Jane had died in child birth with a girl....he would have blamed it on her and said "Next"...his love was bound up in the fact that she was quiet and caused him no trouble and gave him the "SON" which made him feel like a man. It's interesting that Henry had a pattern. Catherine of Aragon was the quiet 'yes sir no sir" type of woman. He blamed her for no male heir and his head was turned by Anne Boleyn, fiery adventurous and the opposite of Catherine. When she failed to produce a male cont
chookfeather 1 year ago
Rest in peace, Your Majesty.
iluvwinterweather 1 year ago 3
@iluvwinterweather God rest your soul Queen Jane.
HistoryLover1550 1 year ago
Her death made me cry the most, not only because it broke henry's heart so much, but because of the changes it caused the kingdom afterwards. think what would have happened if jane had lived and provided him with another son or restored england back to the catholic faith.
SurferShan 1 year ago 2
I agree. I feel he really did truly care for Jane.
PrInCeSsFBi45 1 year ago 3
Katherine of Aragon--- love of his life until she constantly miscarried.
Anne Boleyn---- love of his life until she wouldn't act like a wife or give him a son.
Jane Seymour----love of his life because she died before she could dissappoint
Katherine Howard----- love of his life until she betrayed him
Henry grew up with women, loved them and was very romantic. However his spoiled nature and his fear of civil war ruined the marriages.
Medusa0999 1 year ago 3
@Medusa0999 I agree! Jane probably would have pissed him off sooner or later had she not died.
kikiransom 1 year ago
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Ok i love Jane she was so nice, but when people say that she was the love of his life NO!. Henry only said that after she gave him a son. Anne was the love of his life. Anne and Henry had more chemistry. But JRM did a fantastic job in this scene
AnneBoleyn15 1 year ago 4
@AnneBoleyn15 have you seen the series finale? Henry said that he wants to be buried with Jane.
talalau 1 year ago
@AnneBoleyn15 Anne the love of his life?Because JRM and Natalie had chemistry?NO...If that had been true I don't think Henry would have beheaded her, called her a witch the rest of his life and continued to declare their daughter illegitimate.Based on Henry's actions Jane was the true love of his life but I guess nobody knows how he felt inside.But as far as we know Jane was.
eviltree99 1 year ago 29
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@eviltree99 Henry had no love of his life. He was far too fickle for that. He just got tired of Anne that's the only reason he had her condemned and called her a witch. Jane was only his favorite because she gave him a son.
Chelsey910 1 year ago
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@eviltree99 the only reason he wanted to get rid of anne was because he was sure anne coudnt give him sons, jane was the 'love' of his life because she gave him a son, henry only loved himself, if he really would haved loved jane he would have crowned her when they married, but he only wanted to crown her if she would get a son, that isnt a act of love, dont you think? he morned for her 3 months, that was acceptable in those times and after 3 months he begon looking for another wife
xloisx1 1 year ago
@eviltree99 I think Henry's decision to be buried next to Jane in St George's Chapel (Windsor Castle) may prove a point. He also directed that the sides of the coffins be removed so that the ashes would mingle together over time. This was duly done, so that today the remains of Henry and Jane lie together in the Henry VIII vault in St George's Chapel.
ds1868 9 months ago 4
@AnneBoleyn15 Just because Jonathan and Natalie had chemistry on the screen does not mean that Henry and Anne had chemistry. I think its a tie between Katherine and Jane. He had to love Katherine because he was so merciful towards her. He loved Jane for giving him a son.
xlovexothersxalsox 1 year ago 5
@xlovexothersxalsox "Jane give him a son" then she died end of the story for her. what would of happen if Anne had given Henry a son, would he still of beheaded her? maybe or maybe not we don't know, and if you was to watch the last part of the show you can see where he is day dreaming/ seeing the mother of his children. he said don't go Anne and turns around with a sadden look on his face that no one can tell if it was heart broken by the fact he finally learn the truth he sent a innocent
Ryokomalfoy 1 year ago
@Ryokomalfoy person to her death. Jane give him a son that only lived for how long tho? then there was Mary I then Elizabeth I. Anne is proby laughing at Henry right now knowing her daughter became the most loved out of his children. then in the end it we cant tell we don't live in that time when Henry was king so we don't know for all we know Henry did truly love Anne but pick to be bury beside Jane because it would look better then being bury next to Anne who he had beheaded.
Ryokomalfoy 1 year ago
@Ryokomalfoy I'm convinced that Henry loved Anne more than any of his other wives. But, I think she challenged and argued with him and also attracted to many men to her circle (just poets, writers, intellectuals... but Henry would have been jealous of that even if it was all innocent). There is a fine line between love and hate. I once read that he described Anne as 'the brightest rose to bloom' which is why he called her cousin Katherine 'the rose without a thorn' (before he found her past)
SharnsiR 1 year ago
@Ryokomalfoy You're taking a television show and applying it to real life. I'm talking about Henry loving Anne in real life. Not on the Tudors.
xlovexothersxalsox 1 year ago
in real live, he only love her a little... if he love her so much, he had not let her be beheaded and let her daughter alone..... he only love himself...... anne was not the best queen, cost many heads to England, back in time and ask people.
LeN0Re18 1 year ago
@LeN0Re18 as a queen, catherine parr was the best. as a woman, jane seymour.
chris200830 1 year ago 4
@chris200830 i agree, the catherine's queens the first and the third...
LeN0Re18 1 year ago
@xlovexothersxalsox i think he loved all of them in real life, but he was influenced by Machiavelli's principle of a good ruler and had religious and personal issues, all these things put together made him turn his back on his loved ones. this is my opinion
chris200830 1 year ago
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your all saying that the only thing she did was give him a son she mended his relationship with his daughters and she also made him forgive people so that they could come back to court like annes brothers wife
108607419 1 year ago
your all saying that the only thing she did was give him a son she mended his relationship with his daughters and she also made him forgive people so that they could come back to court like annes brothers wife
108607419 1 year ago
@108607419 annes brothers wife was a HOE no offense
gracie1415xx 1 year ago 2
@gracie1415xx I agree with u, Jane Rochford deserved it when she got her head cut off.
HistoryLover1550 1 year ago
i love the music and this scene i just wish i could get thi version
chikflick101 1 year ago
for once, henry showes some humility
XXUtterNutterXX 1 year ago
the most beautiful scene in The Tudors :(
QDomar 1 year ago
Jane was the love of his life but you seriously have to think was it because she was the only one to give him what he wanted. If Anne or Catherine of Aragon gave him a son then he wouldn't have even looked at Jane. He wouldn't have looked at Anne even. Yes, he would have had mistresses but that was normal for a king.
lissakissa84 1 year ago
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she was definately not the love of his life, anne boleyn was. Only thing she did right was produce a son = henry happy
gracie1415xx 1 year ago 13
@gracie1415xx I'll have to disagree with you. If Anne Boleyn was the true love of Henry, then, he could have vindicated her name after her death and he could have given her a proper burial, like a queen, he could have also given her the title of queen back but he didn't. You have to remember that at the end of his days, he chose to rest next to Jane, not next to Anne, so, to me Henry loved each of his wives in different forms but Jane was still the wife he loved the most.
broken89girl 1 year ago 27
@broken89girl In a way i understand what you say but you have to remember back then feelings were supressed, if Jane hadnt given him a son he would not have chosen to be buried next to her. He tore england apart for Anne and didnt recieve a son so in his eyes it was Gods way of telling him Anne was the wrong decision, didnt stop him loving her although he believed it was wrong.
gracie1415xx 1 year ago
@broken89girl in some respect i agree with what youre saying but you have to remember that people in those times saw everything as a sign from God. So when anne produced a mutant child (boy) Henry saw it as God disaproving. He also had his bishops,privy council etc saying she was evil, so henry supressed his feelings like all people did back then . He tore England apart for Anne and didnt recieve the son he so desired, and of course he would be buried next to Jane she gave him Edward
gracie1415xx 1 year ago
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@broken89girl well we will have to disagree. Anne was the grand passion of Henry's life, but her failure to provide a son and vampish style let Henry's love turn to hatred. Jane was Anne's opposite, and the fact that she gave the king a son made her his "true wife" to his mind, which is why they are buried together. One comment has been that Jane was lucky enough to give him a son, and smart enough to die before he tired of her.
lawlady12 1 year ago
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The love of Henry's life was Henry. His main focus was his kingdom, his appetites, his lust and his fortunes. The women in his life were there to satisfy him and his need for heirs to the throne. In fact when offered a choice between saving the baby and saving Jane, his real-life response was to save the child because he could always get another queen. A cold, cold fellow. He was a rock that many innocent people were broken on.
Uaohio 1 year ago
@broken89girl
I have to disagree with you. Anne was the love of Henry's life he couldn't clear Anne's name after her death, that would mean him being wrong, and Henry would never admit that. Also it would mean he would have to accept Elizabeth was legitimate and would be higher rank than any daughters he had with Jane. If Anne had given Henry a son he would have called her his most beloved wife. But your right about that Henry loved his wives in a diffrent way.
BoleynXHoward 1 year ago
@broken89girl I don't think Henry really loved any of his wives. Jane was the only one he could choose to be buried next to - Katherine of Aragon had been divorced from him, Anne Boleyn & the young Katherine Howard had both been killed by him and the marriage with Anne of Cleves had even been anulled. Jane was the only choice. Also, he mostly remembered her fondly because she gave him a son.
katheli89 1 year ago
@katheli89 Yes, but if you watch the last episode of the tudors you will see that he says i 'desire' to be buried next to my true and loving wife queen Jane Seymour. He never anulled his marriage to her, and i believe he loved her the most even if she gave him a son, as she was kind hearted and she was the complete opposite of Anne Boleyn.
falseelasheffect 1 year ago