The Game of Crowns: The Tudors (2024) 

I love this, but I really love that at the 30:46 mark, a production person in jeans and a polo shirt walks into the shot.

I really appreciate the massive work that's gone into this magnificent, masterly, even symphonic production! So many lines being brought into this one video! Fantastic 😊 Henry VII: The Winter King is an absolutely fabulous documentary! If you haven't seen it, if you like this, you'll probably like it, too!

Everything I’ve read or watched states Elizabeth was WITH sister Mary when she rode into London. I’ve observed a few other inconsistencies but this is a big one.

Great series, just a small observation at the beginning of the series (while explainning the origins of Henry VII) his father was Edmund Tudor, not Owen Tudor... Owen was his grandfather.

His cousins were not infants in the tower, they were juveniles, young boys.

This is a wonderful video for anyone who loves this period of history in Europe, especially the Tudors. Things are mentioned more here that I don't usually see from other videos. In particular the familial background of Katherine of Aragon. Though as a lover of a girl boss, I wanted to hear even more about Katherine of Aragon and Ellizabeth of York

I really enjoyed this summary, great video production! ❤

Katherine Howards' picture looks like a spitting image of the actress Scarlette Johanson, who played Ann Boleyn's sister Mary, in a movie about the Boleyns.

Amazing story every time 🎉 I am fascinated by that chunk of history and learn something new each time Thank you kindly 😊

I really, really don't envy the poor people of England during the reign of the Tudors (until some way through Elizabeth's reign, of course). And i feel particularly sorry for Henry's wives, his favourites, and his court (oh, and the 57,000 people sentenced to death by said king).

The Princes in the Tower weren't infants. Some of the costuming is ridiculous. Condensing the Tudors to an hour long docu is just not doable.

The constant interruptions by the experts ruins this.

AMAZING PRODUCTION ❤

I don’t mean to be negative, but I’m six minutes in, and I hear that Owen Tudor is Henry VII’s father. Owen Tudor was his grandfather. His father was Edmund Tudor.

4:20 - That armor looks more samurai than late 15th century Europe!

Im supposed to be watching vids for my anatomy and physiology class but this popped up when I opened YT. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

30:53 is that a young Benedict Cumberbatch?

The lady narrator is sitting on the room where 30 yrs ago the film The King's Speech was shot in when Prince of York, went to see the speech therapist. Same etudio! How fitting describee the Tudors.

5:58: I believe Henry Tudor was born to Margret Beaufort and Edmund Tudor, not Owen Tudor. The latter was his grandfather.

Edward V was declared illegitimate and therefore was not heir to the throne, neither was his brother.

I wonder if Henry VIII considered having Catherine of Aragorn murdered or having an ‘accident’. If that had happened he may have been able to marry Anne Boleyn earlier.

First mistake a few minutes in. Owen Tudor was Henry's grandfather not father. Edmund Tudor was his father!!

I always thought Prince Harry looked a lot like Henry 8th!

Very well done documentary.

Henry Tudor actually beheaded the man that gave him the crown on Bosworth field the Stanley brother he actually beheaded him later on during his Contentious rule

I haven’t even got to other errors yet, but it’s astounding to me that historians are still attempting to peddle the line that Henry’s jousting accident led to him being unconscious for several hours and that a head injury changed his personality. The fact is quite simple, if Henry had been unconscious for several hours he would have died, because it would have indicated a severe brain injury. Henry clearly didn’t have a severe brain injury because he came round. What Henry had was probably a concussion, from which he came round and recovered. Henry also did not undergo a personality change after the injury. Henry was always nasty. He had people executed on no evidence before the head injury. He abandoned Katherine of Aragon before the head injury. He turned his back on his eldest daughter and stopped her seeing her mother before the head injury. I could go on, but really, it is a total myth to suggest Henry suffered such a severe brain injury that it led to unconsciousness for several hours and led to a personality change. They’ll be suggesting that Anne’s last miscarriage was of a boy next and that’s dubious too.

I've been obsessed with Tudor history since a child I'm not 35 African American and from nyc no one I know is in to this I wish I had friends here to watch and study with

It’s the war of the roses red & white rose that influenced game of thrones

The Plantagenets had more drama than the Tudors if it weren’t for the war of the roses, the tutors would never have reason to power. I wish for more stories about the Plantagenets are told and series and movies, too. There are inaccuracies in this docuseries Richard, the third nephews were not infants they were preteen that needs to be corrected.

It sounds likely that Henry’s jousting accident caused a significant head injury, if his irritability and disinhibition increased after the accident.

Richard III was slain at the Battle of Bosworth by my many-times Great Grandfather -- Sir Rhys aps Thomas.

Sorry. I couldn’t get past 2 minutes. When it said that Richard III killed his “infant” nephews, I clicked off. I don’t know if this is even supposed to be historically accurate, but seriously?

Ok, right off the bat, the nephews weren't infants...makes me wonder about the rest of the video.

I wish i cud go bck in time a d actually witness all of this history! Always felt a "connection" to Anne Boleyn as a woman and as being unfairly blamed and persecuted all bcoz she fell in love with the wrong man..i can relate to thst 😐

I love the Tudor dynasty

5:56 um excuse me but why would Henry Tudor have his hair cut like a skater boi and then it be french or braided like a Swedish Viking? 5:56

Henry Chuda - RU-vid predictive closed caption.

Elizabeth I secured that England would be a protestant country; they never went back. I think the historians were too kind insofar as Henry VIII goes. He’d already abandoned his first wife, Catherine, for Anne at the time of his jousting accident. IMHO, personalities don’t change materially over time.

Yo IM HERE WHAT'D I MISS? wait dont tell me yet....

It's a little wild that Henry and Edward and Catherine Parr didn't do more to secure advantageous marriages for Mary and Elizabeth. And I'm always surprised that Mary didn't choose another heir. And why she wasn't called "Smoky Mary" 🔥 And why would Elizabeth assume that any man she married would become King Regnant? Wouldn't they be regent?

Is the Tudor dynasty really the greatest, or just the most infamous?

Tudor is not is last name, not his line. It's mine!

NOTHING IN THE WHOLE WORLD HAS CHANGED "NOTHING "

So if Mary fleeing to England from Scotland was the worst decision, where was she supposed to go! France would t have got involved

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I wouldt like to know Anne Boleyn Time machine? Hahaha

Elizabeth? OF COURSE, she needed a king!

Sorry, this is really anti Richard the third Plantagenet propaganda. Richard was not the Machiavellian massmurderer that the Tudors got Shakespeare to write. Shakespeare was commissioned by the tutors, so he had to write a very deceitful viewpoints of Richard 111 who died on Bosworth I’m so glad that they discovered him and discovered more accurate information of his rule

His nephews were not infants

Henry had bad luck for so long trying to have legitimate sons through attainment of questionable marriage practices multiple times The dude gained a reputation throughout Europe for killing his wives, so it doesn't sound like he was a hot ticket as he got older; not only for how he looked, but also, being a renowned murderer, if he didn't get what he wanted. Then, the only son he had (through marriage), ended up dying in his teens, outside of 2 daughters who also had no children during their reigns...so you would think it would become obvious that the family line wasn't meant to last & to stop trying to force it, just to create more problems for yourSelf, lol

Just wonder if they could still talk without moving their hands

Mary did not burn thousands 🙄

the royals remind me of the mafia

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The first facts of this documentary are misleading- 1485, not 1484 and it talks of Henry Tudor’s father as being illegitimate - when there is no evidence about Catherine’s marriage with Owen Tudor. Most sources I have seen talk about them having married. In any event Henry VII’s claim came through his mother, not his father- who was Edmund Tudor. Owen Tudor was his paternal grandfather and is irrelevant to Henry’s claim. Margaret Beaufort had a controversial claim, but not no claim. Her claim was either pretty strong or no claim - depending on whether parliamentary law trumped a king’s letters patent or not. Margaret’s grandfather was the illegitimate son of John of Gaunt and his mistress Katherine. Their children were given the surname Beaufort. John later married Katherine and had their Beaufort children legitimated by both the Pope and the English Parliament. Later John’s first son became King Henry IV, and he issued letters patent to legitimise his half brothers and sisters (even though they were already legitimate). However in his declaration he purported to ban them from the throne, yet he did not pass another act of Parliament to do so, so it is questionable if the bar was legally effective.

King Henry the VIII would have put THE MEGALIAR AND HAIRLESS HARRY's heads on pikes!! Miss the old days😂

interestingly when the barbarians ruled and reigned europe after the fall of roman empire,,,it looks like the tribal game of the crowns...

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Great documentary but lose the constant writing all during the video.

Why do the two narrators wave their hands so excessively?

They were not infants. Starting off with such a fallacy doesn't bode well for continued credibility

Edward Seymour is my 12th great grandfather

My royal ancestors on my mother’s side of the family

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Yall Queen Elizabeth 1 was a Virgo. Thats why she was the "Virgin" Queen. It had nothing to do with her being a virgin. Lol thats funny tho that people assume that. Vause astrology was considered a science back then

INNACURATE ARMOUR AND WEAPONRY

A greatly overrated dynasty.

Seriously? You're bringing the word "misogynistic" into Tudor history? FFS is there no end to you people quoting your 'woke' manuals?? 🙄😠