Mary Queen of Scots (2018)
Release Year: 2018
Nation: France, Switzerland
Alternative Title: Las dos reinas, Duas Rainhas, Marie reine d'Écosse, Marija Kraljica Skotske, Maria Stuart, dronning af Skotland, Kaksi kuningatarta, Marie Stuart: Reine d'Écosse, Mariam Stiuarti Shotlandiis Dedofali, Maria Stuart, Königin von Schottland, Két királynő, Mary Malkat ha'Scottim, Maria regina di Scozia, Marija, Škotijos karaliene, Maria, królowa Szkotów, Maria, Rainha dos Escoceses, Mary regina Scoţiei, Две королевы, Marija Stjuart kraljica Škotske, Marija Skotska, María, reina de Escocia, Iskoçya Kraliçesi Mary, Марiя - королева Шотландii
Director: Thomas Imbach
Writer: Andrea Staka, Andrea Štaka, Eduard Habsburg, Stefan Zweig, Thomas Imbach
Production & Genre
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Companies: Bachim Films, Okofilm Productions, Sciapode
Genre: Biography, Drama, History, Romance
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Keywords
Keywords: 16th century
Story
The movie 'Mary Queen of Scots' (2013) chronicles the life and reign of Mary Stuart, beginning with her childhood in France where she was expected to become Queen. After her husband's death, she returns to Scotland to find a country ravaged by war. Meanwhile, Elizabeth I has become Queen of England. Mary seeks support from her 'twin sister' but is instead imprisoned upon arrival in England. Mary marries Lord Darnley and gives birth to an heir, but finds him lacking. She then falls for the Earl of Bothwell and orders Darnley's murder to marry him. The nobles spurn her due to this act, leading to a bloody battle that Mary aims to avert by giving up Bothwell. In desperation, she turns to Elizabeth for help, who imprisons her. After 19 years in captivity, Mary is executed at the order of Elizabeth.
Summary
Mary Queen of Scots (2013), directed by Thomas Imbach, is a historical drama based on the life and reign of Mary Stuart, also known as Mary, Queen of Scots. Set primarily during the 16th century, the movie explores Mary's relationships with her counterparts Elizabeth I of England and Francis II of France, her marriages to Lord Darnley and Bothwell, and her eventual imprisonment by Elizabeth. The film is a biographical narrative that follows Mary's journey from childhood in France to her tragic end in Scotland.
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