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Genre: Historical drama, Created by Michael Hirst, Written by Michael Hirst Starring: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Henry Cavill, Sam Neill, Callum Blue, Henry Czerny, Natalie Dormer, Maria, Doyle Kennedy, Nick Dunning, Jeremy Northam, Anthony Brophy, James Frain, Jamie Thomas King, Hans Matheson, Peter O'Toole, Annabelle Wallis, Alan Van Sprang, Gerard McSorley, Max von Sydow, Joss Stone, Tamzin Merchant, Lothaire Bluteau, Sarah Bolger, Max Brown, Torrance Coombs, David O'Hara, Joely Richardson, with Composer: Trevor Morris, Country of origin: United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, United States, Original language: English, No. of seasons: 4, No. of episodes: 38, with Executive producers: Michael Hirst, Eric Fellner, Tim Bevan, Ben Silverman, Teri Weinberg, Sheila Hockin, Mritunjay Waghmare, with Producers: James Flynn, and Gary Howsam, Production location: Ireland, with Running time: 47–56 minutes, and Production companies: Reveille Eire, Working Title Television, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Octagon Entertainment, Peace Arch Entertainment, Showtime Networks, and Screen Ireland, Original release Network: BBC Two (United Kingdom), CBC Television (Canada), and Showtime (United States)

“Lover. Warrior. Rebel. King. Prepare for Reign…” (The Tudors)

The Church & State King…

The Tudors is a historical fiction television series set primarily in 16th-century England, centering on the tumultuous reign of King Henry VIII. Jonathan Rhys Meyers stars as the infamous monarch, with the series created and written by Michael Hirst for the cable network Showtime. Though named after the Tudor dynasty as a whole, the narrative focuses specifically on Henry VIII’s personal and political life.

A co-production between American, British, and Canadian partners, The Tudors was filmed largely in Ireland and produced by Peace Arch Entertainment in association with Reveille Eire, Working Title Television, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). Ahead of its official Showtime premiere, the first two episodes were made available through DirecTV, Time Warner Cable OnDemand, Netflix, Verizon FiOS On Demand, IMDb, and the show’s official website. The series premiered on Showtime on April 1, 2007, becoming the network’s highest-rated drama in three years.

Following its strong debut, The Tudors was renewed for a second season later that month. The series ran for four seasons on Showtime with the series finale broadcast on June 20, 2010.

The Tudors is the Featured Television Blog of the month for July, for its theme of films and series that reshape our view of history, you can expect a detailed critique of the series where we look at the real history of Henry VIII, There is also a recommendation that includes a look at how Henry VIII dramatically altered the relationship between church and state in England. There is also a detailed review of the series that looks at truth about power being told even through the inaccuracies in the series. For the interview, Jonathan Rhys Meyers sat down with BUILD Series in 2018 and reflected on The Tudors. There is also a Top Ten List, and for The Tudors, My Top Ten Tudor Movies/Series. Last but not least, the Featured Television Blog of the month includes an Official Trailer for the featured series!

You can watch the Official Trailer for The Tudors Below:

Genre: Historical drama, Created by Michael Hirst, Written by Michael Hirst Starring: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Henry Cavill, Sam Neill, Callum Blue, Henry Czerny, Natalie Dormer, Maria, Doyle Kennedy, Nick Dunning, Jeremy Northam, Anthony Brophy, James Frain, Jamie Thomas King, Hans Matheson, Peter O'Toole, Annabelle Wallis, Alan Van Sprang, Gerard McSorley, Max von Sydow, Joss Stone, Tamzin Merchant, Lothaire Bluteau, Sarah Bolger, Max Brown, Torrance Coombs, David O'Hara, Joely Richardson, with Composer: Trevor Morris, Country of origin: United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, United States, Original language: English, No. of seasons: 4, No. of episodes: 38, with Executive producers: Michael Hirst, Eric Fellner, Tim Bevan, Ben Silverman, Teri Weinberg, Sheila Hockin, Mritunjay Waghmare, with Producers: James Flynn, and Gary Howsam, Production location: Ireland, with Running time: 47–56 minutes, and Production companies: Reveille Eire, Working Title Television, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Octagon Entertainment, Peace Arch Entertainment, Showtime Networks, and Screen Ireland, Original release Network: BBC Two (United Kingdom), CBC Television (Canada), and Showtime (United States)

The Tudors is available now with a subscription to Paramount+ with Showtime

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