Year: 1953
Runtime: 92 mins
Language: English
Director: Ken Annakin
Mary Tudor’s quest for true love collides with royal politics when Henry VIII arranges her marriage to the King of France. Attempting to escape to America with her lover, she’s captured after being “un‑hatted” on the ship. Henry promises she may choose a second husband if she consents to the French match. After King Louis dies, the Duke of Buckingham kidnaps Mary and forces a marriage, but she’s rescued by her lover in a dramatic beach battle.
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