The Tudors: The New Henry VIII

[Skunkhaze68]

english tyrani history

[j0andc0]

It is true there was a large spectacle known as the field of the cloth of gold in 1520 at English owned Calais between Francis I of France and Henry VIII who was 29 at the time, both country's noblemen, churchmen, lady's in waiting, women and knights alike were all present and they hunted, feasted, mated, entertained and wrestled each other. So the film is fairly true on that part.

[martinfim]

But I didnt say it. So im safe, right?

[stormmycrystal]

MmMmM young lion ^o.O^

[xpecdeunxpected]

he is quite wild ya buh freakin gud lukin dats wat matter most lol

[aniamlihavebecome]

man he was a crazy dude o.o lol

[APRS]

Could blatantly drink any other king under the table.

[mmvonr]

At least he's cute--that's a reason to watch--beyond the new take on history.

[mdesignffm]

wonder wether the original film is also cut in such a useless manner...

[eradius]

america yet again destroys english history, why does the US take it upon themselves to rewrite history?

[eeyore666999]

i completly agree wiv u i mean most of it isnt even correct

[comicred]

he was just a man with a lot of people keeping an eye out for anything that would anger him.

[BlueCarp]

Henry VIII was omnipotent? Must have been hard to keep a secret around him.

[mallyland]

Huh? What does being omnipotent have to do with keeping a secret?

[joshryker]

Yes, who wants the fat old Henry VIII when we can have a younger, hotter version? Who uses the word 'fuck' and wrestles half-naked?

[imilan]

I think you're refering to omniscience. Oh well.

[orbicularbanana]

Omnipotent means all-powerful. The word you're thinking of is omniscient.