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VIDEO: Episode 1 [HD]

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Episode 1 [HD]
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Length: 58:00
Posted: 4/9/2009

Divorce, Tudor style. As the Catholic Church struggles in vain to control Henry VIII's (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) demands for an annulment, the King appoints himself head of the Church of England. A cook is blackmailed into poisoning a high-ranking bishop, then boiled alive for his crime. When Anne Boleyn (Natalie Dormer) insists Henry break all contacts with Katherine, (Maria Doyle Kennedy) the noble Queen is banished from court. The Reformation has begun. watch

Fox Pilot News: Labine to Tucson, Hale Plays Cop

Tyler Labine has been tapped to star in Sons of Tucson, a Fox comedy pilot about a thirtysomething guy hired by three boys to pose as their pop while the real dad is in prison. Should Reaper get picked up for a third cycle, Labine would step down from this new gig.

In other Fox pilot castings, Tony Hale ...

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VIDEO: THE TUDORS: SEASON TWO

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THE TUDORS: SEASON TWO
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Length: 02:26
Posted: 1/9/2009

The Tudors: Season Two movie trailer - starring Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Henry Cavill, Nick Dunning, Natalie Dormer. Genre: Drama Rating: Not Rated watch

Natalie Dormer talks about how Henry and Anne's relationship has changed.
Free | Showtime
Length: 04:38
Posted: 5/23/2008
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Free | Showtime
Length: 04:02
Posted: 3/25/2008
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Divorce, Tudor style. As the Catholic Church struggles in vain to control Henry VIII's (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) demands for an annulment, the King appoints himself head of the Church of England. A cook is blackmailed into poisoning a high-ranking bishop, then boiled alive for his crime. When Anne Boleyn (Natalie Dormer) insists Henry break all contacts with Katherine, (Maria Doyle Kennedy) the noble Queen is banished from court. The Reformation has begun.
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Length: 57:50
Posted: 12/29/2008
Full Episode
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Divorce, Tudor style. As the Catholic Church struggles in vain to control Henry VIII's (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) demands for an annulment, the King appoints himself head of the Church of England. A cook is blackmailed into poisoning a high-ranking bishop, then boiled alive for his crime. When Anne Boleyn (Natalie Dormer) insists Henry break all contacts with Katherine, (Maria Doyle Kennedy) the noble Queen is banished from court. The Reformation has begun.
Paid | Amazon Video on Demand
Length: 58:00
Posted: 4/13/2008
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Year Title Description
2009 Masterpiece Mystery!: Miss Marple: Why Didn't They Ask Evans?
Season 39, Episode 23
Episode, Actor - Moira Nicholson
2008 The View: Episode Episode, Guest
2008 Flawless Movie, Actor - Cassie
2007 The Tudors TV Show Series, Actor - Anne Boleyn
2005 Casanova Movie, Actor - Victoria

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Secret Chris Carter Film Uncovered

Apparently Chris Carter aka my idol doesnt sleep Perhaps hes a supernatural creature in his own right because in the midst of directing producing and now editing The X-Files I Want to Believe for its July 25 release date Carter has secretly been shooting another movieThough Carters reps wont confirm the project the Reporter cites the film is called Fencewalker and is a dark coming-of-age semiautobiographical character pieceThe cast looks extremely interesting and includes X-Files sequel star Xzibit The Tudors star Natalie Dormer Katie Cassidy David Cassidys daughter among others The film is being shot around Los Angles including Carters hometown of Bellflower CalifCarters no dummy based on the smashingly successful and secretive marketing around JJ Abrams Cloverfield hes smart to keep the film which he also wrote hush-hush to pique peoples interests Do you want to know more about Fencewalker or are you wondering what the big deal is all read more

A Sunday for the History Books

I love it when TV can be both very, very good as well as good for you. Such is the case with a logjam of terrific historical dramas competing for attention this Sunday. Two of them had me fighting back tears (and occasionally losing the fight), and then there’s Showtime’s The Tudors, that stimulating royal tonic of sex, religion and other courtly intrigues. Not a lot of boo-hooing while watching this Henry VIII romp, but rarely a dull moment, either.The quality honors this weekend go to HBO and PBS. HBO for concluding its remarkable John Adams miniseries with an episode of quiet, pained humanity as the nation’s second president (Paul Giamatti) goes into retirement with about as much grace—which is to say, very little—as he conducted himself in the political arena. Grumpy, discontent, impatient to the end and convinced he’ll be forgotten by time, John never lets up. There’s a terrific scene in which he’s invited, in his 90s, to view the portrai... read more

Oh, Henry! The Tudors Shows It's Good to Be King

On a sunny September day near Killruddery House, an Elizabethan mansion outside of Dublin, Jonathan Rhys Meyers strides imperiously across an immaculately seeded lawn. Clad in a purple velvet cloak and an elaborately embroidered rose-colored doublet, he looks every inch the king he is portraying. Relaxing in his trailer later, the 29-year-old actor admits that the spirit of King Henry VIII, his role in Showtime's new 10-part series, The Tudors (Sundays at 10 pm/ET), has inhabited him so thoroughly that his demands — mainly along the lines of "Get us a cup of tea, love," he says — have become more regal, too. "There is a certain level of arrogance that has to seep into your system if you are playing the king," Rhys Meyers says with a smile. "Although I'm sure it was there before." For those whose memories need read more

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