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Sue Lyon and James Mason on the set of Lolita, 1960

Sue Lyon and James Mason on the set of Lolita, 1960

01x03 ‖ THE TUDORS ‘Wolsey, Wolsey, Wolsey!’

4: by anne, “remember me when you do pray, that hope doth lead from day to day, anne boleyn”, across from an image of the virgin mary’s coronation

princesscore | one trope ↳ 1/1 running through the halls of a castle in a poufy dress

Anne Boleyn brown and sepia dress | Anne Of The Thousand Days

Anne Boleyn in «The Tudors» | 1.02

Natalie Portman as Anne Boleyn in The Other Boleyn Girl (2008)

GENEVIEVE BUJOLD in ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS (1969) She was a tiny, seemingly fragile woman made of steel — willful, passionate, intense. She was exactly the actress I wanted to play Anne Boleyn. Even her French accent was perfect. I hired the girl without meeting her or testing her. Her name was Genevieve Bujold. She was a very special personality, perfect for Anne. But when we needed Genevieve to be at her best, we were faced with the unwelcome visit of Elizabeth Taylor. Elizabeth swept onto the set with her entourage and settled down into her seat. Genevieve was fighting mad. She turned to Charles Jarrott and me and said, “I’m going to give that bitch an acting lesson she’ll never forget!” She took her position in front of the camera. What seemed a misfortune suddenly turned into an advantage. Genevieve flung herself into the scene with a display of acting skill I have seldom seen equaled in my career. Then she stormed off the set. Soon after, she was nominated for Best Actress and hailed by critics as the new Hepburn. - Hal Wallis, producer of Anne of the Thousand Days

Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn · The Tudors 1.06

NATALIE DORMER as ANNE BOLEYN THE TUDORS (2007-2010)

My only complaint is that there is a lot of racism in it. I know the movie is set in the South during the mid-1950s, but it was/is still gross nonetheless. Watching Carroll Baker play Baby Doll is what made the movie great for me. Baby Doll is such an icon!

Baby Doll, 1956