#Mary queen of Scots 2018

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MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS (2018) dir. Josie Rourke

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PERIOD DRAMA APPRECIATION WEEK 2023 | Day 4 (July 6th): Favorite Time Period/Era → Tudor England

[fukutomichi]

The Rings of Power Cast Watchlist ➤ Theme: 📜 Period/Historical 📜 Mary Queen of Scots (2018) directed by Josie Rourke Ismael Cruz-Córdova as David Rizzio

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Period dramas dresses tournament: Grey/Silver dresses Round 2- Group A: Elizabeth I, Mary queen of Scots (pics set) vs Milady De Winter, The three musketeers (pics set)

Propaganda for Milady's dress

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Honestly the dumbest moment (among many!) in Mary Queen of Scots 2018 might be the bit where Elizabeth bunches up her dress to look pregnant.

You really expect me to believe that slim-hipped Elizabeth I yearned to.... push a baby out her vagina without painkillers? Hmm yeah press X to doubt.

[nomurderinparadise]

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Anne Boleyn, Queen of England

Her daughter Elizabeth Ist

[utterlyvapid]

If there is a historical inaccuracy that destroys the film, it is not the usual points levied at it, that being the non-white actors scattered through the cast and the one figure written as being transgender with evidence to the fact. No, the issue is that this film wants you to fucking adore it’s central character. The story the film is telling is that of comparison. Elizabeth becomes less human, less alive, and eventually is in the mask of Queenship we know her as in portraiture. Mary never gives in to the men around her, and allows herself to be a “woman”, and thus loses her throne because of it. In many ways, it’s telling the same story Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ (2016-present) does…but that’s not the story here.

[torchflies]

Let's be real 15 yesr old Queen Amelia would kinda be a slay, cause she's also feral like Mav. They'd trade one feral royal for another

🤣 Nonny, you're so right. Thank you dear ❤️💜💜

A fifteen-year-old Queen Amelia should be the least of their worries 🤣 It’s a bit of bad luck in Scotland to have a queen as King James V once said, about the crown, "It cam wi' a lass, and it will gang wi' a lass" (it came with a girl and it will go with a girl) — but no one worries about Amelia 🤣

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Saoirse Ronan | Christian Dior Fall 2018 Couture gown | Mary Queen of Scots Edinburgh Castle Premiere | 2019

[endlessloveletty]

In your hands I find everything but love, Mary to Henry Darnley ✨️

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Mary Queen of Scots (2018)

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Title: Mary Queen of Scots

Rating: R

Director: Josie Rourke

Cast: Saoirse Ronan, Margot Robbie, Jack Lowden, Joe Alwyn, David Tennant, Guy Pearce, Gemma Chan, Martin Compston, Ismael Cruz Córdova, Brendan Coyle, Ian Hart, James McArdle, Richard Cant, Guy Rhys, Thom Petty

Release year: 2018

Genres: history, drama

Blurb: Mary Stuart - widow of the king of France - returns to Scotland, reclaims her rightful throne, and menaces the future of Queen Elizabeth I as ruler of England...because Mary has a legitimate claim to the English throne. Betrayals, rebellions, conspiracies, and their own life choices imperil both queens. They experience the bitter cost of power...until their tragic fates are finally fulfilled.

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MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS 2018

We have a scourge upon our land. 'Tis worse than pestilence and famine. 'Tis a woman with a crown.

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Period dramas dresses tournament: Grey/Silver dresses Round 1- Group A: Elizabeth I, Mary queen of Scots (pics set) vs Claire Fraser, Outlander (gifset)

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last night i started rereading david copperfield. i've read so much new literature this year, i wouldn't say im "burnt out" but i feel like im cycling through things so fast that i... i dont know. i dont feel like i get to have them melt into me as satisfyingly as they used to although that might also be a product of how i feel about my overall *life* right now, idk. deep stuff but anyway.

i havent read a novel in almost four years. i have been too ashamed to pick them back up and i left off in the middle of the professor by charlotte bronte, which i always felt ashamed for being unable to finish. someday ill reread the beginning and finish it, but yadda yadda yadda i hate that nagging feeling that i HAVE to do something. reading should not feel like a chore. which is also how ive felt about my reading plays at such a quick rate this year. not that its a CHORE, like im not enjoying it, but like it's a daily task im distracting myself with to get some temporary pleasure and im cycling from one to the next at an almost monotonous rate. i can't keep living in my imagination like this. hiding from the world and pouring myself into new ones.

i always figured id want to reread david copperfield someday, too. it's one of my three favorite novels ive ever read (not that ive read SO many novels, but still). i think of it often. and i dont think of it like it's a highly literary or intellectual novel. i think of it like an old sitcom or a newspaper strip. like a victorian peanuts or full house. i've never forgotten a bunch of the characters' catchphrases and i've continued to slip them into conversation with people who don't understand them just to overly-explain a joke that only i'm really going to find funny. because that IS the kind of person i am.

ive only read the first four chapters so far. i just cant wait to get to aunt betsey's place, to be honest. i didn't even think about this part... this is the first novel i'm reading since i became an aunt. i never had a character in the book i related to *too* much; i had certain things in common with dora and i loved her, but we weren't one and the same. but my niece is only two and a half months old and i already feel like oh yeah. oh yeah i'd take this little girl in after she ran away from her abusive boarding school. i'd provide for this girl. i'd raise her with my neurodivergent friend that i live with. i would do ANYTHING for her.