Natalie Dormer Talks

Natalie Dormer who plays Anne Boleyn, in The Tudors talks about the history and etc.
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• natalie
• dormer
• tudors
• history

[CurlyTopsRicoa]

who is the son of anne boleyn?

[FallenAngel534]

@CurlyTopsRicoa She didn't have any living sons. She either miscarried or they were stillborn :(

[XxjOyRiDeRXx]

Don't get me wrong I love the Tudors but the show just isn't what it used to be without Miss. Dormer.

[FallenAngel534]

It's the truth :(

[SingingFucker]

I love natalie dormer. Could listen to her voice all day. I also love the face that she is not a CLASSIC beauty, but yet gorgeous and stunning in her very own specific, undefined way. Great actress.

[sophslous]

Is it me or is he just repeating everything they done in The Tudors?! This 'Historian' knows nothing. Natalie looks amazing really wish she'd get with JRM :)

[gataenbarcelona]

God save the Queen!!!!

[serenadool]

@crismanelle yes i agree! i think she really relates to her character and that's also why she choked up in the end.

[serenadool]

@laurenoliver23 I just know natalie's from Reading,England

[lianne271611]

@XxjOyRiDeRXx

you're right, the story is so lousy and boring without Anne Boleyn's character played by natalie dormer..my idol

[lianne271611]

@FallenAngel534 

[bloodncorsets]

Natalie Dormer is the best Anne Boleyn, IMO. Natalie was able to accurately portray her flaws, and yet Anne was still an admirable character because Natalie brought out Anne's immense strength, intellect, perseverance, and courage in the face of adversity. To me, Anne is one of the most interesting and admirable people from the Tudor period, so I'm very glad to see her portrayed fairly and accurately for once.

[laurenoliver23]

@memosketch123 Thank you.

[Jonathan04ish]

I truly love how she gets somewhat choked up at the end of the video.

[mmmmmvodka]

Wait wait wait!! I thought after Anne's death they just buried her in a regular grave. And during the Queen Victoria's reign, she was exhumed and reburied properly. Am I mistaken?