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TrailerIn Second season, Henry will do whatever it requires to marry Anne Boleyn, even by defying Pope Paul III. He prepares to take Anne on a royal visit to France, having demanded loyalty from the English clergy. The papacy in Rome organises an assassination plot against Anne but the assassins'; attempts fail. The English Reformation brings together the personal and political ambitions of a Royal revolutionary. ÂActors: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Henry Cavill, Natalie Dormer, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Nick Dunning, James Frain, Jamie Thomas King, Hans Matheson, Peter OToole, Jeremy Northam, David Alpay, ...»Director: Michael HirstCountry: United StatesDuration: 60 minQuality: HDRelease: 2008IMDb: 8.1Rating(6) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "The Tudors - Season 2"
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Characters of "The Tudors - Season 2"
King Henry VIIIPlayed by: Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Charles BrandonPlayed by: Henry Cavill
Anne BoleynPlayed by: Natalie Dormer
Katherine of AragonPlayed by: Maria Doyle Kennedy
Thomas BoleynPlayed by: Nick Dunning
Thomas CromwellPlayed by: James Frain
Thomas WyattPlayed by: Jamie Thomas King
Archbishop CranmerPlayed by: Hans Matheson
Pope Paul IIIPlayed by: Peter O'Toole
Sir Thomas MorePlayed by: Jeremy Northam
Mark SmeatonPlayed by: David Alpay
George BoleynPlayed by: Pádraic Delaney
Cardinal CampeggioPlayed by: John Kavanagh
Eustache ChapuysPlayed by: Anthony Brophy
Bishop FisherPlayed by: Bosco Hogan
Archbishop WarhamPlayed by: Philip O'Sullivan
ApprenticePlayed by: Robert Sheehan
ChamberlainPlayed by: Guy Carleton
Cromwell's servantPlayed by: Charlie Bonner
Groom 1Played by: Jason Healey
CatherinePlayed by: Rebekah Wainwright
Alice MorePlayed by: Catherine Byrne
Messenger #2Played by: Paul Burke
FranPlayed by: Emmanuel Leconte
Mary BoleynPlayed by: Perdita Weeks
Nan SevillePlayed by: Serena Brabazon
French AmbassadorPlayed by: Jonathan Ryan
MargaretPlayed by: Gemma Reeves
Lady Anne CliffordPlayed by: Myia Elliott
Anne's MaidPlayed by: Michelle Hartman
Mary TudorPlayed by: Sarah Bolger
William BreretonPlayed by: James Gilbert
Rowland LeePlayed by: Ronan Conlon
Jane SeymourPlayed by: Anita Briem
Bishop TunstallPlayed by: Gordon Sterne
Arthur BrandonPlayed by: David Browne
John MorePlayed by: Bill O'Cleirigh
Lady Margret BryanPlayed by: Jane Brennan
Madge SheldonPlayed by: Laura Jane Laughlin
Bishop of LincolnPlayed by: Laurence Foster
Michelangelo BuonarrotiPlayed by: James McHale
Richard RichPlayed by: Rod Hallett
Humphrey MonmouthPlayed by: Brent Hearne
Lady RochfordPlayed by: Joanne King
Sir Henry NorrisPlayed by: Stephen Hogan
Sir John SeymourPlayed by: Stephen Brennan
Edward SeymourPlayed by: Max Brown
Elizabeth IPlayed by: Kate Duggan
Sir William KingstonPlayed by: George Irving
Tower Maid to Anne BoleynPlayed by: Judy Donovan -
Creators of "The Tudors - Season 2"
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Critic Reviews of "The Tudors - Season 2"
New York Daily NewsMarch 30, 2008The acting, led by Rhys Meyers, is solid. The costumes and production are good and the dialogue is smooth.
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteMarch 30, 2008The sexy, sudsy historical drama returns without missing a beat.
Chicago TribuneMarch 30, 2008The main problem with this historical epic is that the performances of Rhys Meyers and of Natalie Dormer, who plays the king's controversial consort, Anne Boleyn, are flat, predictable and uninspired.
Entertainment WeeklyMarch 30, 2008Henry and Anne nag and harp and tongue each other. It's like asking us to root for a particularly vapid reality TV couple.
TIME MagazineMarch 30, 2008It's just a crime that Showtime couldn't do better with the material than the thinly written eye candy it came up with.
VarietyMarch 30, 2008Mixing equal parts court intrigue with Calvin Klein ad, the series falls short of greatness.
New York TimesMarch 30, 2008The paradox of "The Tudors" is that it takes on one of the most powerful and protested institutions in human history and provides little sense of what the English people have to gain or lose by breaking with it.
New York PostMarch 30, 2008It's not quite as randy - it's become less of a soap and more of a historical drama. This is not to say it's not great.
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