'Madam, nothing here is personal' - Wolf Hall: Episode 6 Preview - BBC Two 

I believe the scene continues thus, Anne referring to Cromwell: Anne: "Those who have been made can be unmade." Cromwell: "I entirely agree." What a superb reply!

By this stage everyone's just trying to survive.

"Nothing here is personal" sounded like " I would betray anyone".

Aside from a few minor historical inaccuracies I thought Wolf Hall was very good! Damien plays Henry like I've always imagined him to have been! Brilliant actors all of them!

She implies the king's death while talking about the future succession of her children, but, wasn't it treason back then to imagine and talk about the death of the king?

A rather heartbreaking scene.

I loved her performance. Wolf Hall felt realistic

The king began to get tired of her

It's like a Holbein painting

He had a point. You can’t hold a spot open for someone who isn’t even born yet

Get yourself a high collar madam, your going to need it.

Damian Lewis is the best "Henry viii" that i have ever seen!

I love this scene, just cause of how chilling it is. Henry goes from bouncing Elizabeth on his hip and calling her ‘poppet’ in earlier episode to staring at her and her mother with utter disdain and hatred. Contrast between them is stark, for all Anne Boleyn and Catherine of Aragon desperately wanted and needed a son, they loved their daughters unconditionally and treasured them. The King, however, sees no value in them and only loves them when they are useful to him.

"Cremuel." Doesn't bother to pronounce the man's name correctly after all this time. Still stubbornly sticks to her accent.

Watched the series on PBS. From a social stand point, Anne, like most women at that time was the property of her father. The Boleyn's and Seymour's gained land, titles and power through successful alliances with their daughters and family. The Seymour's and the Boleyn's were ruthless and would easily watch their daughter's executed to save their own necks. It is probably unlikely Ann loved the king in a romantic way. He wanted her as his mistress. She would of been encouraged by her father. Being independent, strong willed and fiery she probably decided to go for marriage. Their courtship lasted 6 years before they married. She continued to be hot tempered and she could not provide a son. There is where her star fell. If she had a son she would of been safe, and probably tolerated by the king. Jane was considered as Henry's next mistress not wife. However, whether her true and sincere feelings, or at the suggestion of her brother, she refused his offerings, claiming her honor was more valuable that anything. Whether this was true for her, or the way to get the king to pursue her either by suggestion or her own belief one will never know. There was a statement from someone in the court after the king married Jane, that they had been delivered from hell into heaven. She was his favored wife because she had given him what he wanted, a son.

The show really portrays Henry having a complete personality change after his jousting accident when he stopped breathing for a considerable amount of time. Before the accident he was tender and caring towards Anne and baby Elizabeth, then afterwards he recoiled from them. I wonder why Cromwell, Anne, or any of the other characters who were always around him, didn't speak up more about this complete 180 in personality.

Cromwell made Cromwell. If there was only one truly self made man at Henry's court, it would have been Cromwell. But Henry had an eye for brains and talent and he promoted people like More and Cromwell when he found them.

Poor Anne! Poor Anne! feel so much for her!

Just discovered this series, I thought it was great. Until my friend came over. He sat on the sofa and when he discovered that this wasn't a action movie he repeated all the lines as loud as he could with a overly thick cockney accent. Clearly wanting me to turn the tv off, I never wanted to choke someone out. But the temptation was getting real.

Rylance was brilliant as Thos. Cromwell

Are we going to get a season two?

Reading Bringing up the Bodies. Such superb work by Hillary Mantel

Ann. Has eyes for Cromwell can't blame her 😪💚

where can you see this series in Canada?

Natalie Portman looked more like Anne, but Natalie Dormer acted Anne Boleyn better.

isnt tom holland in this show i looked aroundi only see him on pictures but not in the acual show does someone know where i can see him ?

nice vid..

Cool

Ok, so here's what I don't get, and I've read both Mantel books more than once. It's obvious at this point that Anne's star is falling at this point. The king is irritable and impatient. She's nervous and making mistakes. Why the rush? She's no threat to Cromwell. It's hard to believe that he doesn't know this by now. It must be Henry that is the threat to him if Cromwell can't get him out of another unproductive marriage. And if that's the case, has Henry been using Anne as the fall guy all this time? Maybe Anne is not the one who brought Wolsey down. Maybe she just got the blame.

This woman was doomed from the beginning at every turn

Sorry, after seeing Natalie Dormer in The Tudors she will always be the only Anne Boleyn for me.

Damion lewis is actually a amazing casting choice for older Henry yes he’s a bit on the buff side and this script did no favors but if you gave he better writing and had him pack on weight he would be Oscar worthy

Crimwill

The dirty Little King of England, sick and cruel, he was nothing compared with Charles V

Cromwell. Has dreams of ann his a flirt.....and... a...dreamer .😉😉

You reap what you sow lol

She is not natalie dormer ☹️

So who’s that kid?

I have no sympathy for Anne. Henry has no loyalty, she's a fool if she thinks she is different than what has gone before her.

I can’t stand how Anne pronounces Cromwell’s name.

he doesnot like daughter he likes son!😕

As far as tv & movie portrayals of Anne Boleyn go, Natalie Portman looks most like her in "the other boleyn girl", when it comes to physical appearance. (but thats just my "opinion" lol).

It is irritating that history castes Jane 'pasty face' Seymour as the love of HVIII life when it was Anne! all Anne! She was his equal ... his true soul mate!

She plays a better Elizabeth II than Anne Boleyn

Great show, but one thing that annoyed me every episode. Why does the actress playing Anne keep pronouncing his name like "Creme-Ren"?

Tudors is 10x better than this show