Will There Be A Second Series Of Anne Boleyn?

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Will there be a second series of Anne Boleyn? Due to the show being a limited series and the fact Anne Boleyn died in real history, it is very unlikely the show will receive a second season. The future of the show will be determined by tonight’s episode (June 3) as if the show sticks to the real history it is based on, a second season would be impossible.

Who Plays Anne Boleyn On Amc+?

Anne Boleyn is heading to AMC+ soon, and the thriller will explore the final months of the Queen’s life, from her own perspective. The series, already shown on Channel 5 in the UK, sees Queen & Slim star Jodie Turner-Smith in the titular role, who will bring the iconic historical figure to life on screen in a new way. As well as this, it showcases her strength and determination in such a challenging time.

There’s a psychological thriller element, we wanted it to be about what makes her tick, what she was going through emotionally and psychologically at the time. AMC+ has a 7-day free trial and plans starting from $4.99. The series has already been shown on Channel 5 in the UK.

(Image credit: Channel 5) What is the plot of ‘Anne Boleyn’? (Image credit: Parisa Taghizadeh / Channel 5) Is there a trailer for ‘Anne Boleyn’? The trailer doesn’t give much away, as it sees the queen walking towards the camera, alongside pull quotes from critics praising the series.

Your first look at our Queen Jodie Turner-Smith as Anne Boleyn, coming soon to @channel5_tv#AnneBoleyn #JodieTurnerSmith #Channel5 @MissJodie pic.twitter.com/n8UHymFgW7April 7, 2021 See more ‘Anne Boleyn’ cast There’s a great cast joining Turner-Smith for Anne Boleyn, with many familiar faces taking on the roles of key figures from the Tudor period. Silent Witness star Amanda Burton also joins as stoic Governess, Lady Anne Shelton.

What Streaming Service Acquired The Rights To Anne Boleyn?

Jodie Turner-Smith‘s psychological thriller Anne Boleyn is heading to AMC+ as the streaming service acquired rights to the three-part series. The AMC+ Original Series will make its U.S. premiere beginning Thursday, December 9 with the two remaining installments set to arrive on consecutive Thursdays in the weeks following the debut. The drama explores the final months of Anne Boleyn’s life from the Queen’s perspective as she struggles to secure the future of her daughter and challenge the patriarchy around her.

“Featuring a superb ensemble cast led by Jodie Turner-Smith’s mesmerizing performance and a predominantly female creative team, this groundbreaking drama, told from the unique perspective of one of history’s most fascinating – and scrutinized – women, makes for a can’t-miss television event to end the year.” The series depicts key moments that lead to Anne’s topple, highlighting her strength, vulnerabilities, and determination to be equal to men. Helping bring the Eve Hedderwick Turner-written and Lynsey Miller-directed series to life with Jodie Turner-Smith are cast members Paapa Essiedu, Mark Stanley, Lola Petticrew, Barry Ward, Jamael Westman, Amanda Burton, and Thalissa Teixeira.

“Jodie Turner-Smith is mesmerizing as Anne Boleyn and we can’t wait for audiences to see her exploding the myths around one of England’s most notorious queens.” Don’t miss it; tune into AMC+ this December for a new take on a classic historical figure. Anne Boleyn, Series Premiere, Thursday, December 9, AMC+

Who Plays Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn?

Jodie Turner-Smith has grown—deservedly—comfortable in a crown. The actress, whose turn as Queen in Melina Matsoukas’s Queen and Slim earned her widespread critical acclaim, is taking it back a few centuries to play Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn in the three-part psychological drama Anne Boleyn for English broadcaster Channel 5. Her death by beheading serves as only one of several colorful moments in her complicated marriage—she was also accused of treason and witchcraft.

She’s endlessly fascinating for that reason,” Turner-Smith told ELLE in her January digital cover story. Turner-Smith said she hopes to “tell the story of the woman who sits at the center of the myth, and make that story an accessible one—one that’s not entirely about class, but about humanity. Here’s what we know so far about Turner-Smith’s newest chapter.

After “failing” to provide her husband with a male heir, she must face not only the king’s wrath (and infidelity), but also stake out a path for her family, even if she must die for it. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.

You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Mark Stanley plays Henry VIII. On April 6, production released the first photo of Stanley as king with Boleyn by his side.

Other cast members include Paapa Essiedu, who earned magnanimous praise for his role in I May Destroy You, as Boleyn’s brother, as well as Amanda Burton, Thalissa Teixeira, Barry Ward, and Jamael Westman, according to Deadline. After completing filming in Yorkshire in December 2020, the Tudor tale recently aired in the U.K. and is set to be distributed internationally, though a release date is yet to be announced. Despite the show receiving mixed reviews from critics and viewers—and extensive backlash from Turner-Smith’s casting—the actress’s performance has been roundly praised.

Who Is The First Black Actress To Portray The Tudor Queen On-Screen?

Watch : Joshua Jackson & Jodie Turner-Smith Welcome First Child We’re losing our heads over this news! AMC+ today announced that it has acquired the new three-part psychological thriller Anne Boleyn, starring Jodie Turner-Smith in the title role. The drama that is being called groundbreaking for its casting of the first Black actress to portray the Tudor queen on-screen.

Casting Jodie as one of history’s most infamous queens was a topic of debate on social media when the show originally aired on Britain’s public service broadcaster, Channel 5, this summer. As a Black woman, I can understand being marginalized. I have a lived experience of what limitation and marginalization feel like, Jodie said in an interview cited by The New York Times.

Where Was Anne Boleyn Filmed?

The drama series, filmed around the Yorkshire countryside (more on that in our guide to where Anne Boleyn was filmed ), is set to take place during Anne’s final five months prior to her execution, when she was beheaded for treason in 1536. In an exclusive interview with RadioTimes.com, series writer Eve Hedderwick Turner said that she wanted to do Anne’s story “justice”. “I feel sort of quite moved whenever I think about [her] and think, ‘God, I hope I’m doing you [Anne Boleyn] justice’,” she said.

In the first 20-second teaser clip, released by the broadcaster in April 2021, we see Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith in the title role, dressed all in black except for a white veil and solemnly striding past assembled courtiers. Read on for everything you need to know about Anne Boleyn. Anne Boleyn release date CONFIRMED: Anne Boleyn is set to premiere on Channel 5 on Tuesday 1st June at 9pm.

The series is directed by BAFTA Award-winning director Lynsey Miller (Deadwater Fell, The Boy with the Topknot) and written by newcomer Eve Hedderwick Turner. Anne Boleyn cast Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith plays the titular role, Queen Anne Boleyn, wife to Tudor king Henry VIII (played by Mark Stanley). Trigonometry’s Thalissa Teixeira, who stars as Henry VIII’s mistress Madge Shelton, exclusively told RadioTimes.com that the inclusion of actors of colour in Anne Boleyn was not an example of colour-blind casting, but instead an example of being “identity-conscious”.

“And I think that was probably made bigger by the fact that, you know – she was such an impressive person. And someone who really could dominate at times, which I think for him was a bit of a rarity. Channel 5 Meanwhile Thalisaa Teixeira plays Henry VIII’s mistress, Madge Shelton, who is also a lady in waiting to Anne Boleyn.

Channel 5 As reported by Deadline, the upcoming series Anne Boleyn “shines a feminist light on the final months of Boleyn’s life, re-imagining her struggle with Tudor England’s patriarchal society, her desire to secure a future for her daughter, Elizabeth, and the brutal reality of her failure to provide Henry with a male heir”. As the series covers the final months of her life, it will likely chart her downfall in 1536, including her miscarriage, the rise of her rival Jane Seymour (and Henry’s third wife), and the arrests of Anne’s alleged lovers. Advertisement Check out what else is on with our TV Guide.

We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Will there be a second series of Anne Boleyn? Due to the show being a limited series and the fact Anne Boleyn died in real history, it is very unlikely the show will receive a second season. The future of the show will be determined by tonight’s episode (June 3) as if the show sticks to the real history it is based on, a second season would be impossible.

Who Plays Anne Boleyn On Amc+?

Anne Boleyn is heading to AMC+ soon, and the thriller will explore the final months of the Queen’s life, from her own perspective. The series, already shown on Channel 5 in the UK, sees Queen & Slim star Jodie Turner-Smith in the titular role, who will bring the iconic historical figure to life on screen in a new way. As well as this, it showcases her strength and determination in such a challenging time.

There’s a psychological thriller element, we wanted it to be about what makes her tick, what she was going through emotionally and psychologically at the time. AMC+ has a 7-day free trial and plans starting from $4.99. The series has already been shown on Channel 5 in the UK.

(Image credit: Channel 5) What is the plot of ‘Anne Boleyn’? (Image credit: Parisa Taghizadeh / Channel 5) Is there a trailer for ‘Anne Boleyn’? The trailer doesn’t give much away, as it sees the queen walking towards the camera, alongside pull quotes from critics praising the series.

Your first look at our Queen Jodie Turner-Smith as Anne Boleyn, coming soon to @channel5_tv#AnneBoleyn #JodieTurnerSmith #Channel5 @MissJodie pic.twitter.com/n8UHymFgW7April 7, 2021 See more ‘Anne Boleyn’ cast There’s a great cast joining Turner-Smith for Anne Boleyn, with many familiar faces taking on the roles of key figures from the Tudor period. Silent Witness star Amanda Burton also joins as stoic Governess, Lady Anne Shelton.

What Streaming Service Acquired The Rights To Anne Boleyn?

Jodie Turner-Smith‘s psychological thriller Anne Boleyn is heading to AMC+ as the streaming service acquired rights to the three-part series. The AMC+ Original Series will make its U.S. premiere beginning Thursday, December 9 with the two remaining installments set to arrive on consecutive Thursdays in the weeks following the debut. The drama explores the final months of Anne Boleyn’s life from the Queen’s perspective as she struggles to secure the future of her daughter and challenge the patriarchy around her.

“Featuring a superb ensemble cast led by Jodie Turner-Smith’s mesmerizing performance and a predominantly female creative team, this groundbreaking drama, told from the unique perspective of one of history’s most fascinating – and scrutinized – women, makes for a can’t-miss television event to end the year.” The series depicts key moments that lead to Anne’s topple, highlighting her strength, vulnerabilities, and determination to be equal to men. Helping bring the Eve Hedderwick Turner-written and Lynsey Miller-directed series to life with Jodie Turner-Smith are cast members Paapa Essiedu, Mark Stanley, Lola Petticrew, Barry Ward, Jamael Westman, Amanda Burton, and Thalissa Teixeira.

“Jodie Turner-Smith is mesmerizing as Anne Boleyn and we can’t wait for audiences to see her exploding the myths around one of England’s most notorious queens.” Don’t miss it; tune into AMC+ this December for a new take on a classic historical figure. Anne Boleyn, Series Premiere, Thursday, December 9, AMC+

Who Plays Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn?

Jodie Turner-Smith has grown—deservedly—comfortable in a crown. The actress, whose turn as Queen in Melina Matsoukas’s Queen and Slim earned her widespread critical acclaim, is taking it back a few centuries to play Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn in the three-part psychological drama Anne Boleyn for English broadcaster Channel 5. Her death by beheading serves as only one of several colorful moments in her complicated marriage—she was also accused of treason and witchcraft.

She’s endlessly fascinating for that reason,” Turner-Smith told ELLE in her January digital cover story. Turner-Smith said she hopes to “tell the story of the woman who sits at the center of the myth, and make that story an accessible one—one that’s not entirely about class, but about humanity. Here’s what we know so far about Turner-Smith’s newest chapter.

After “failing” to provide her husband with a male heir, she must face not only the king’s wrath (and infidelity), but also stake out a path for her family, even if she must die for it. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.

You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Mark Stanley plays Henry VIII. On April 6, production released the first photo of Stanley as king with Boleyn by his side.

Other cast members include Paapa Essiedu, who earned magnanimous praise for his role in I May Destroy You, as Boleyn’s brother, as well as Amanda Burton, Thalissa Teixeira, Barry Ward, and Jamael Westman, according to Deadline. After completing filming in Yorkshire in December 2020, the Tudor tale recently aired in the U.K. and is set to be distributed internationally, though a release date is yet to be announced. Despite the show receiving mixed reviews from critics and viewers—and extensive backlash from Turner-Smith’s casting—the actress’s performance has been roundly praised.

Who Is The First Black Actress To Portray The Tudor Queen On-Screen?

Watch : Joshua Jackson & Jodie Turner-Smith Welcome First Child We’re losing our heads over this news! AMC+ today announced that it has acquired the new three-part psychological thriller Anne Boleyn, starring Jodie Turner-Smith in the title role. The drama that is being called groundbreaking for its casting of the first Black actress to portray the Tudor queen on-screen.

Casting Jodie as one of history’s most infamous queens was a topic of debate on social media when the show originally aired on Britain’s public service broadcaster, Channel 5, this summer. As a Black woman, I can understand being marginalized. I have a lived experience of what limitation and marginalization feel like, Jodie said in an interview cited by The New York Times.

Where Was Anne Boleyn Filmed?

The drama series, filmed around the Yorkshire countryside (more on that in our guide to where Anne Boleyn was filmed ), is set to take place during Anne’s final five months prior to her execution, when she was beheaded for treason in 1536. In an exclusive interview with RadioTimes.com, series writer Eve Hedderwick Turner said that she wanted to do Anne’s story “justice”. “I feel sort of quite moved whenever I think about [her] and think, ‘God, I hope I’m doing you [Anne Boleyn] justice’,” she said.

In the first 20-second teaser clip, released by the broadcaster in April 2021, we see Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith in the title role, dressed all in black except for a white veil and solemnly striding past assembled courtiers. Read on for everything you need to know about Anne Boleyn. Anne Boleyn release date CONFIRMED: Anne Boleyn is set to premiere on Channel 5 on Tuesday 1st June at 9pm.

The series is directed by BAFTA Award-winning director Lynsey Miller (Deadwater Fell, The Boy with the Topknot) and written by newcomer Eve Hedderwick Turner. Anne Boleyn cast Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith plays the titular role, Queen Anne Boleyn, wife to Tudor king Henry VIII (played by Mark Stanley). Trigonometry’s Thalissa Teixeira, who stars as Henry VIII’s mistress Madge Shelton, exclusively told RadioTimes.com that the inclusion of actors of colour in Anne Boleyn was not an example of colour-blind casting, but instead an example of being “identity-conscious”.

“And I think that was probably made bigger by the fact that, you know – she was such an impressive person. And someone who really could dominate at times, which I think for him was a bit of a rarity. Channel 5 Meanwhile Thalisaa Teixeira plays Henry VIII’s mistress, Madge Shelton, who is also a lady in waiting to Anne Boleyn.

Channel 5 As reported by Deadline, the upcoming series Anne Boleyn “shines a feminist light on the final months of Boleyn’s life, re-imagining her struggle with Tudor England’s patriarchal society, her desire to secure a future for her daughter, Elizabeth, and the brutal reality of her failure to provide Henry with a male heir”. As the series covers the final months of her life, it will likely chart her downfall in 1536, including her miscarriage, the rise of her rival Jane Seymour (and Henry’s third wife), and the arrests of Anne’s alleged lovers. Advertisement Check out what else is on with our TV Guide.

We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Will there be a second series of Anne Boleyn? Due to the show being a limited series and the fact Anne Boleyn died in real history, it is very unlikely the show will receive a second season. The future of the show will be determined by tonight’s episode (June 3) as if the show sticks to the real history it is based on, a second season would be impossible.

Who Plays Anne Boleyn On Amc+?

Anne Boleyn is heading to AMC+ soon, and the thriller will explore the final months of the Queen’s life, from her own perspective. The series, already shown on Channel 5 in the UK, sees Queen & Slim star Jodie Turner-Smith in the titular role, who will bring the iconic historical figure to life on screen in a new way. As well as this, it showcases her strength and determination in such a challenging time.

There’s a psychological thriller element, we wanted it to be about what makes her tick, what she was going through emotionally and psychologically at the time. AMC+ has a 7-day free trial and plans starting from $4.99. The series has already been shown on Channel 5 in the UK.

(Image credit: Channel 5) What is the plot of ‘Anne Boleyn’? (Image credit: Parisa Taghizadeh / Channel 5) Is there a trailer for ‘Anne Boleyn’? The trailer doesn’t give much away, as it sees the queen walking towards the camera, alongside pull quotes from critics praising the series.

Your first look at our Queen Jodie Turner-Smith as Anne Boleyn, coming soon to @channel5_tv#AnneBoleyn #JodieTurnerSmith #Channel5 @MissJodie pic.twitter.com/n8UHymFgW7April 7, 2021 See more ‘Anne Boleyn’ cast There’s a great cast joining Turner-Smith for Anne Boleyn, with many familiar faces taking on the roles of key figures from the Tudor period. Silent Witness star Amanda Burton also joins as stoic Governess, Lady Anne Shelton.

What Streaming Service Acquired The Rights To Anne Boleyn?

Jodie Turner-Smith‘s psychological thriller Anne Boleyn is heading to AMC+ as the streaming service acquired rights to the three-part series. The AMC+ Original Series will make its U.S. premiere beginning Thursday, December 9 with the two remaining installments set to arrive on consecutive Thursdays in the weeks following the debut. The drama explores the final months of Anne Boleyn’s life from the Queen’s perspective as she struggles to secure the future of her daughter and challenge the patriarchy around her.

“Featuring a superb ensemble cast led by Jodie Turner-Smith’s mesmerizing performance and a predominantly female creative team, this groundbreaking drama, told from the unique perspective of one of history’s most fascinating – and scrutinized – women, makes for a can’t-miss television event to end the year.” The series depicts key moments that lead to Anne’s topple, highlighting her strength, vulnerabilities, and determination to be equal to men. Helping bring the Eve Hedderwick Turner-written and Lynsey Miller-directed series to life with Jodie Turner-Smith are cast members Paapa Essiedu, Mark Stanley, Lola Petticrew, Barry Ward, Jamael Westman, Amanda Burton, and Thalissa Teixeira.

“Jodie Turner-Smith is mesmerizing as Anne Boleyn and we can’t wait for audiences to see her exploding the myths around one of England’s most notorious queens.” Don’t miss it; tune into AMC+ this December for a new take on a classic historical figure. Anne Boleyn, Series Premiere, Thursday, December 9, AMC+

Who Plays Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn?

Jodie Turner-Smith has grown—deservedly—comfortable in a crown. The actress, whose turn as Queen in Melina Matsoukas’s Queen and Slim earned her widespread critical acclaim, is taking it back a few centuries to play Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn in the three-part psychological drama Anne Boleyn for English broadcaster Channel 5. Her death by beheading serves as only one of several colorful moments in her complicated marriage—she was also accused of treason and witchcraft.

She’s endlessly fascinating for that reason,” Turner-Smith told ELLE in her January digital cover story. Turner-Smith said she hopes to “tell the story of the woman who sits at the center of the myth, and make that story an accessible one—one that’s not entirely about class, but about humanity. Here’s what we know so far about Turner-Smith’s newest chapter.

After “failing” to provide her husband with a male heir, she must face not only the king’s wrath (and infidelity), but also stake out a path for her family, even if she must die for it. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.

You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Mark Stanley plays Henry VIII. On April 6, production released the first photo of Stanley as king with Boleyn by his side.

Other cast members include Paapa Essiedu, who earned magnanimous praise for his role in I May Destroy You, as Boleyn’s brother, as well as Amanda Burton, Thalissa Teixeira, Barry Ward, and Jamael Westman, according to Deadline. After completing filming in Yorkshire in December 2020, the Tudor tale recently aired in the U.K. and is set to be distributed internationally, though a release date is yet to be announced. Despite the show receiving mixed reviews from critics and viewers—and extensive backlash from Turner-Smith’s casting—the actress’s performance has been roundly praised.

Who Is The First Black Actress To Portray The Tudor Queen On-Screen?

Watch : Joshua Jackson & Jodie Turner-Smith Welcome First Child We’re losing our heads over this news! AMC+ today announced that it has acquired the new three-part psychological thriller Anne Boleyn, starring Jodie Turner-Smith in the title role. The drama that is being called groundbreaking for its casting of the first Black actress to portray the Tudor queen on-screen.

Casting Jodie as one of history’s most infamous queens was a topic of debate on social media when the show originally aired on Britain’s public service broadcaster, Channel 5, this summer. As a Black woman, I can understand being marginalized. I have a lived experience of what limitation and marginalization feel like, Jodie said in an interview cited by The New York Times.

Where Was Anne Boleyn Filmed?

The drama series, filmed around the Yorkshire countryside (more on that in our guide to where Anne Boleyn was filmed ), is set to take place during Anne’s final five months prior to her execution, when she was beheaded for treason in 1536. In an exclusive interview with RadioTimes.com, series writer Eve Hedderwick Turner said that she wanted to do Anne’s story “justice”. “I feel sort of quite moved whenever I think about [her] and think, ‘God, I hope I’m doing you [Anne Boleyn] justice’,” she said.

In the first 20-second teaser clip, released by the broadcaster in April 2021, we see Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith in the title role, dressed all in black except for a white veil and solemnly striding past assembled courtiers. Read on for everything you need to know about Anne Boleyn. Anne Boleyn release date CONFIRMED: Anne Boleyn is set to premiere on Channel 5 on Tuesday 1st June at 9pm.

The series is directed by BAFTA Award-winning director Lynsey Miller (Deadwater Fell, The Boy with the Topknot) and written by newcomer Eve Hedderwick Turner. Anne Boleyn cast Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith plays the titular role, Queen Anne Boleyn, wife to Tudor king Henry VIII (played by Mark Stanley). Trigonometry’s Thalissa Teixeira, who stars as Henry VIII’s mistress Madge Shelton, exclusively told RadioTimes.com that the inclusion of actors of colour in Anne Boleyn was not an example of colour-blind casting, but instead an example of being “identity-conscious”.

“And I think that was probably made bigger by the fact that, you know – she was such an impressive person. And someone who really could dominate at times, which I think for him was a bit of a rarity. Channel 5 Meanwhile Thalisaa Teixeira plays Henry VIII’s mistress, Madge Shelton, who is also a lady in waiting to Anne Boleyn.

Channel 5 As reported by Deadline, the upcoming series Anne Boleyn “shines a feminist light on the final months of Boleyn’s life, re-imagining her struggle with Tudor England’s patriarchal society, her desire to secure a future for her daughter, Elizabeth, and the brutal reality of her failure to provide Henry with a male heir”. As the series covers the final months of her life, it will likely chart her downfall in 1536, including her miscarriage, the rise of her rival Jane Seymour (and Henry’s third wife), and the arrests of Anne’s alleged lovers. Advertisement Check out what else is on with our TV Guide.

We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Will there be a second series of Anne Boleyn? Due to the show being a limited series and the fact Anne Boleyn died in real history, it is very unlikely the show will receive a second season. The future of the show will be determined by tonight’s episode (June 3) as if the show sticks to the real history it is based on, a second season would be impossible.

Who Plays Anne Boleyn On Amc+?

Anne Boleyn is heading to AMC+ soon, and the thriller will explore the final months of the Queen’s life, from her own perspective. The series, already shown on Channel 5 in the UK, sees Queen & Slim star Jodie Turner-Smith in the titular role, who will bring the iconic historical figure to life on screen in a new way. As well as this, it showcases her strength and determination in such a challenging time.

There’s a psychological thriller element, we wanted it to be about what makes her tick, what she was going through emotionally and psychologically at the time. AMC+ has a 7-day free trial and plans starting from $4.99. The series has already been shown on Channel 5 in the UK.

(Image credit: Channel 5) What is the plot of ‘Anne Boleyn’? (Image credit: Parisa Taghizadeh / Channel 5) Is there a trailer for ‘Anne Boleyn’? The trailer doesn’t give much away, as it sees the queen walking towards the camera, alongside pull quotes from critics praising the series.

Your first look at our Queen Jodie Turner-Smith as Anne Boleyn, coming soon to @channel5_tv#AnneBoleyn #JodieTurnerSmith #Channel5 @MissJodie pic.twitter.com/n8UHymFgW7April 7, 2021 See more ‘Anne Boleyn’ cast There’s a great cast joining Turner-Smith for Anne Boleyn, with many familiar faces taking on the roles of key figures from the Tudor period. Silent Witness star Amanda Burton also joins as stoic Governess, Lady Anne Shelton.

What Streaming Service Acquired The Rights To Anne Boleyn?

Jodie Turner-Smith‘s psychological thriller Anne Boleyn is heading to AMC+ as the streaming service acquired rights to the three-part series. The AMC+ Original Series will make its U.S. premiere beginning Thursday, December 9 with the two remaining installments set to arrive on consecutive Thursdays in the weeks following the debut. The drama explores the final months of Anne Boleyn’s life from the Queen’s perspective as she struggles to secure the future of her daughter and challenge the patriarchy around her.

“Featuring a superb ensemble cast led by Jodie Turner-Smith’s mesmerizing performance and a predominantly female creative team, this groundbreaking drama, told from the unique perspective of one of history’s most fascinating – and scrutinized – women, makes for a can’t-miss television event to end the year.” The series depicts key moments that lead to Anne’s topple, highlighting her strength, vulnerabilities, and determination to be equal to men. Helping bring the Eve Hedderwick Turner-written and Lynsey Miller-directed series to life with Jodie Turner-Smith are cast members Paapa Essiedu, Mark Stanley, Lola Petticrew, Barry Ward, Jamael Westman, Amanda Burton, and Thalissa Teixeira.

“Jodie Turner-Smith is mesmerizing as Anne Boleyn and we can’t wait for audiences to see her exploding the myths around one of England’s most notorious queens.” Don’t miss it; tune into AMC+ this December for a new take on a classic historical figure. Anne Boleyn, Series Premiere, Thursday, December 9, AMC+

Who Plays Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn?

Jodie Turner-Smith has grown—deservedly—comfortable in a crown. The actress, whose turn as Queen in Melina Matsoukas’s Queen and Slim earned her widespread critical acclaim, is taking it back a few centuries to play Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn in the three-part psychological drama Anne Boleyn for English broadcaster Channel 5. Her death by beheading serves as only one of several colorful moments in her complicated marriage—she was also accused of treason and witchcraft.

She’s endlessly fascinating for that reason,” Turner-Smith told ELLE in her January digital cover story. Turner-Smith said she hopes to “tell the story of the woman who sits at the center of the myth, and make that story an accessible one—one that’s not entirely about class, but about humanity. Here’s what we know so far about Turner-Smith’s newest chapter.

After “failing” to provide her husband with a male heir, she must face not only the king’s wrath (and infidelity), but also stake out a path for her family, even if she must die for it. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.

You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Mark Stanley plays Henry VIII. On April 6, production released the first photo of Stanley as king with Boleyn by his side.

Other cast members include Paapa Essiedu, who earned magnanimous praise for his role in I May Destroy You, as Boleyn’s brother, as well as Amanda Burton, Thalissa Teixeira, Barry Ward, and Jamael Westman, according to Deadline. After completing filming in Yorkshire in December 2020, the Tudor tale recently aired in the U.K. and is set to be distributed internationally, though a release date is yet to be announced. Despite the show receiving mixed reviews from critics and viewers—and extensive backlash from Turner-Smith’s casting—the actress’s performance has been roundly praised.

Who Is The First Black Actress To Portray The Tudor Queen On-Screen?

Watch : Joshua Jackson & Jodie Turner-Smith Welcome First Child We’re losing our heads over this news! AMC+ today announced that it has acquired the new three-part psychological thriller Anne Boleyn, starring Jodie Turner-Smith in the title role. The drama that is being called groundbreaking for its casting of the first Black actress to portray the Tudor queen on-screen.

Casting Jodie as one of history’s most infamous queens was a topic of debate on social media when the show originally aired on Britain’s public service broadcaster, Channel 5, this summer. As a Black woman, I can understand being marginalized. I have a lived experience of what limitation and marginalization feel like, Jodie said in an interview cited by The New York Times.

Where Was Anne Boleyn Filmed?

The drama series, filmed around the Yorkshire countryside (more on that in our guide to where Anne Boleyn was filmed ), is set to take place during Anne’s final five months prior to her execution, when she was beheaded for treason in 1536. In an exclusive interview with RadioTimes.com, series writer Eve Hedderwick Turner said that she wanted to do Anne’s story “justice”. “I feel sort of quite moved whenever I think about [her] and think, ‘God, I hope I’m doing you [Anne Boleyn] justice’,” she said.

In the first 20-second teaser clip, released by the broadcaster in April 2021, we see Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith in the title role, dressed all in black except for a white veil and solemnly striding past assembled courtiers. Read on for everything you need to know about Anne Boleyn. Anne Boleyn release date CONFIRMED: Anne Boleyn is set to premiere on Channel 5 on Tuesday 1st June at 9pm.

The series is directed by BAFTA Award-winning director Lynsey Miller (Deadwater Fell, The Boy with the Topknot) and written by newcomer Eve Hedderwick Turner. Anne Boleyn cast Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith plays the titular role, Queen Anne Boleyn, wife to Tudor king Henry VIII (played by Mark Stanley). Trigonometry’s Thalissa Teixeira, who stars as Henry VIII’s mistress Madge Shelton, exclusively told RadioTimes.com that the inclusion of actors of colour in Anne Boleyn was not an example of colour-blind casting, but instead an example of being “identity-conscious”.

“And I think that was probably made bigger by the fact that, you know – she was such an impressive person. And someone who really could dominate at times, which I think for him was a bit of a rarity. Channel 5 Meanwhile Thalisaa Teixeira plays Henry VIII’s mistress, Madge Shelton, who is also a lady in waiting to Anne Boleyn.

Channel 5 As reported by Deadline, the upcoming series Anne Boleyn “shines a feminist light on the final months of Boleyn’s life, re-imagining her struggle with Tudor England’s patriarchal society, her desire to secure a future for her daughter, Elizabeth, and the brutal reality of her failure to provide Henry with a male heir”. As the series covers the final months of her life, it will likely chart her downfall in 1536, including her miscarriage, the rise of her rival Jane Seymour (and Henry’s third wife), and the arrests of Anne’s alleged lovers. Advertisement Check out what else is on with our TV Guide.