Do you find Natalie Dormer to be an accurate representation of Anne Boleyn in “The Tudors”?
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I read somewhere that Natalie’s family own her ancestor Jane Dormer’s (Mary Tudor’s lady in waiting) diary and that in it she talked about the real Anne Boleyn what she was like, her true age etc. I know that it could have been a bit biased but maybe this is where Natalie got a lot of her research from on how to portray Anne correctly
I love that she felt so connected to Anne, and that she did everything she could to portray her in a more positive light. It was Natalie that insisted that Anne be brunette. And she cried after the execution scene.
The Tudors was an excellent series, though it took many liberties in the name of entertainment. However, it was Natalie that stood up for Anne. It was Natalie’s heartfelt acting that drew me in to that show, sparking my interest and eventual obsession with that era in time.
Indeed. Out of all the wives Henry had, Anne interests me the most, but that can be also thanks to Natalie`s portrayal. She was stunning and I hope that the real Anne was that way
I read somewhere that Natalie’s family own her ancestor Jane Dormer’s (Mary Tudor’s lady in waiting) diary and that in it she talked about the real Anne Boleyn what she was like, her true age etc. I know that it could have been a bit biased but maybe this is where Natalie got a lot of her research from on how to portray Anne correctly
I think Natalie dormer look alike the real Anne Boleyn I think so
I love that she felt so connected to Anne, and that she did everything she could to portray her in a more positive light. It was Natalie that insisted that Anne be brunette. And she cried after the execution scene.
The Tudors was an excellent series, though it took many liberties in the name of entertainment. However, it was Natalie that stood up for Anne. It was Natalie’s heartfelt acting that drew me in to that show, sparking my interest and eventual obsession with that era in time.
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Indeed. Out of all the wives Henry had, Anne interests me the most, but that can be also thanks to Natalie`s portrayal. She was stunning and I hope that the real Anne was that way