The Ghosts of Katherine, Jane & Anne (FanRemake)

My own remake of Katherine D'Argaon, Jane Seymour and Anne Boleyn, and yes, I did purposely altered the original order...

I'm still kinda annoyed that they didn't include the Lady Jane Grey, Frances Grey or even the Duke of Northumberland in the finale season of the Tudors...

No copyright intended


For your reading pleasure:

The Bride from Camelot (Tudor/Merlin crossover)

http://www.fanfiction.net/s/6933713/1/The_Bride_of_Camelot

Synopsis: King Henry decides to marry Morgana Pendragon of Camelot as his new wife, not knowing England would soon fall in hers & Morgause's control. All is not lost, for there's one person who stands in their way - His daughter, Elizabeth!

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• Tudors
• Henry
• VIII
• England
• Jonathan
• Rhys
• Meyers
• Maria
• Doyle
• Kennedy
• Catherine
• Katherine
• Aragon
• Anne
• Boleyn
• Natalie
• Dormer
• Annabelle
• Wallis
• Jane
• Seymour
• Mary
• Sarah
• Bolger
• Elizabeth
• Laoise
• Murray
• Edward
• Jake
• Hathaway
• Eoin
• Murtagh

[andra510]

Marvellous work, dearie! I loved especially the ending, with Anne smiling and Elizabeth shown as the future, glorious Queen she would later become.... Lovely combinations, for all the three wives! =D

[JuzTudor70AD]

@andra510 Thank you. Deeply appreciate your lovely feedback!

[Jamestopboy]

I have read the status. They can't have included Lady Jane grey, as by this story, Margaret married Charles and had the Brandon boy that appeared in series 2/3, and apparantly, James V, King of Scots switched between being henry's cousin/nephew, meaning that the other sister, Mary Tudor, must have married the King of Scots for that to happen, so Frances Brandon was never born in this TV show, so, Lady Jane Grey couldn't have been born, thus Northumberland had no point either.

[JuzTudor70AD]

@Jamestopboy Oh... you're right. Thanks for pointing that out. Sighz... still, it would be nice to have Lady Jane Grey on the Season Finale

[Jamestopboy]

@JuzTudor70AD Just noticed something ironic. Anne says about Elizabeth "Not intemperate as I was" is that meant to be ironic, look at Elizabeth in the future, she could easily explode, just like Anne.

[JuzTudor70AD]

@Jamestopboy maybe Anne meant Elizabeth did not lose her temper the way that eventually made Henry grew tired of her. perhaps, Anne was regretting not doing the things she could have done to save their marriage, like controlling her temper. Then again, it's impossible to remain calm & rational when one has a husband like Henry VIII...

[peacedesertrose]

@ivvanahh he wouldn't have mourned her for so long if he didn't love her, also he didn't remarry for 3 years even though he knew he was capable of having sons now. hes buried next to her, and yes she did give him a son, but she was also a kind women who wanted to help fix his relationship with his daughters. jane was his true love, not anne boleyn, he wouldn't have killed her if he loved her. you might not know this but henry didn't even provide a coffin for her body...

[streifamhorizont]

that is so sad

[LeN0Re18]

genial, aunque algo cursi al final....

[kimicub5923]

Anne us Henry true love he cried when they left him

[kalaith77]

Wow!!! Great vid! Enjoyed it :)

[MissAlana118]

Jane Seymour was Henry VII's one true love.

[Gwenlove17]

Great vid! No matter how Henry tries to deny it, Anne is his true love

and his equal.

[Rossdhu16]

You have done a marvelous piece here. I so enjoyed your editing. All points were made and well taken. I give it my Tudor stamp of approval. I thank God everyday for Elizabeth for without her, I would not be here. I do remind my own daughters of the following - "You may love them, you may marry them, but do not lose your head over them!"

[Jamestopboy]

@JuzTudor70AD True.... with Henry VIII as a husband, I an surprised that Anne did NOT have an affair.