

The Hollow Crown
A series of British television films featuring William Shakespeare's History Plays.
seasons(2)

Season 1
4 ep Β· 2012

The Wars of the Roses
3 ep Β· 2016
Reviews
βHenry IV, Part 1: I think sometimes when us Brits moan about the BBC licence fee we are apt to forget that following in the tradition of the excellent "I Claudius" and "Elizabeth R" it can produceβ¦β
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β 7Read moreβHenry IV, Part 2: Though this hasn't quite the characterful potency of the first part of the Henry IV story, it's still a compelling couple of hours that depicts the decline of one king and theβ¦β
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β 7Read moreβHenry V: With Henry V now firmly on the throne, this drama moves on to challenge not only the robustness of his character but also Tom Hiddleston's characterisation - and I didn't really love theβ¦β
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β 7Read moreβRichard II: With Bollingbrooke (Rory Kinnear) and Mowbray (James Purefoy) at each other's throats over treason allegations, it falls to their king (Ben Whishaw) to try to settle matters. Thing is,β¦β
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β 7Read moreβHenry VI, Part 1: Now that Henry V has died young, the crown passes to his infant son who grows under the regency of his uncle, the lord protector Gloucester (Hugh Bonneville), into Tom Sturridge.β¦β
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β 7Read moreβHenry VI, Part 2: With virtually nothing left to call English in France now, the ailing and mentally strained Henry VI (Tom Sturridge) returns home with his French wife Margaret (Sophie Okonedo) to aβ¦β
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