In 1585, at this time Elizabeth I was 52 years old. She is single and unmarried, and her political skills are already very mature. She is open-minded and allows people to believe in Roman Catholicism. However, she was repeatedly confronted by Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, and Mary even sent a killer to assassinate Elizabeth. On the other hand, the queen also faces the old enemy of Spain. The religious differences between Spain and the United Kingdom, coupled with rampant piracy activities, have made the contradictions between the two countries increasingly acute, paving the way for future wars. Raleigh appeared in front of the queen with fresh overseas expedition experience, which made the queen's dusty heart throbbing for many years. However, the queen's love is destined to succumb to the interests of the country. In the war between Britain and Spain, the queen showed great courage and pushed Great Britain to the pinnacle of hegemony
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Elizabeth: The Golden Age movie plot
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Layne 2022-04-23 07:02:50
If I remove the Queen's emotional scene, I can give it four stars. The middle part of the torn scene is blind. Is the screenwriter a straight male cancer?
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Rosemary 2022-03-26 09:01:08
Obviously, after N years, the focus of this movie is still on gorgeous costumes. If you can be more selfish, you can even give costumes to the entire movie with two stars. In addition, compared to the first film, I personally feel that the director's level has improved, and the portrayal of Queen Elizabeth's heart is more detailed.
Elizabeth: The Golden Age quotes
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Sir Christopher Hatton: Be warned by the atrocities in France! God-fearing Christians murdered by Papist cut-throats inflamed by hatred of the truth!
Lord Howard: We know the Catholics take their orders from Spain. The Spanish speak openly of Mary Stuart as Queen of England in waiting.
Queen Elizabeth I: [sharply] Mary Stuart is a Queen cast out by her own ungrateful nation.
Sir Christopher Hatton: With respect, Majesty: a Catholic Queen. Your loyal Protestant supporters don't understand why Mary Stuart lives under our protection at our expense. Very considerable expense.
Queen Elizabeth I: Mary Stuart is my cousin. She is our guest. And she is under our control.
Lord Howard: But while she lives, Majesty, she is a beacon that draws our enemies' eyes and hopes.
Queen Elizabeth I: [speculating] While she lives?
Sir Christopher Hatton: She is the poison at the heart of England. The poison must be cut out.
Queen Elizabeth I: You'd have me make a martyr of her. What is her crime?
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Sir Francis Walsingham: I care for your safety. The threat to your person are real.
Queen Elizabeth I: You know very well if I fall, you'll all come tumbling down after me.