Unfortunately, not very. Not very at all. Here's the facts:
Mary Boleyn had an affair with King Henry VIII after she was married. Her first two children were most likely his. He got bored with her, as he did with all his many mistresses, and she was sent back to her husband with some rewards for her services.
Later, Anne Boleyn went to court after having spent some time in France. Henry liked her, courted her, she played it cool and coy and he got hotter and hotter for her until he became basically obsessed. So he (almost literally) moved heaven and earth, did the unthinkable, and broke from the Church of England in order to marry her. Having his marriage to Katharine of Aragon annulled shouldn't have been that difficult (Popes were very understanding to the fact that kingdoms needed heirs whose claims could not be disputed, so things like that happened from time to time). However, Katharine's nephew's army had Rome under seige, so the Pope was unwilling to let Henry divorce his aunt Katharine. So Henry did it his way. Also, Anne had definite Protestant tendencies, so he may have come around to her way of thinking and truly felt that leaving the decidedly corrupt Catholic Church was a good decision anyway.
Anne Boleyn was not a crazy "witch." She was unwilling to ruin her reputation by having premarital sex. Henry definitely felt like God Himself had blighted their marriage, and took their lack of sons as a sign that he should divorce the aging Queen and marry someone who was still fertile.
The Other Boleyn Girl is a fictionalized account on the friction that may or may not have occurred between Mary Boleyn and Anne Boleyn. Anne wasn't a hussy who seduced him to get back at her sister; you couldn't say no to the King. If he liked you, that was that. And she said no more than any woman before her had. Also, they totally played around with the timing of his interest in Anne to make it seem like he left Mary for Anne. Not at all true.
No. Anne Boleyn was said to have had six fingers, but that's not true.
The movie is based on a true story that did happen.
The best one? True Romance defiantly, other than that Thelma and Louise was good
If this is Tora Tora Tora one would assume that most of the events are true.
In the movie Muhammad Ali was talking to his lawyer. Everything else in the movie was true.
the duchess, the other Boleyn girl, the queen, Elizabeth, Elizabeth: the golden age, what else? true stories. not huge imbellishments the duchess, the other Boleyn girl, the queen, Elizabeth, Elizabeth: the golden age, what else? true stories. not huge imbellishments
Thomas and Elizabeth Boleyn had two daughters who both vied for the love of Henry VIII while he was still married to Queen Catherine of Aragon. In the novel by Phillipa Gregory, 'The Other Boleyn Girl' is Anne Boleyn's sister, Mary, who was first to give Henry VIII two children: Catherine and Henry- although it is very debateable whether this is true- the children could have been her husband William Carey's She is known as the 'Other Boleyn Girl' as she was very much overshadowed by her sister to such an extent that very few know she exists!
Yes, it is based on a true story it says it in the beginning of the movie.
yes
Inkheart
Any movie can be based on a true story, that's what horror's about
Yes. It is an Australian movie, based on a true story.
No. but is a great movie. i will recomended this movie to teach teens about how can AIDS and a bad decision can destroy your life permanently.
Accually in my opinon "Hell girl" is a person that was playing her and its not a real thing its fiction... Its just a movie and i would not concider that the form "hell" in "Hell Girl" is very True... I think its false...
Yes. Just like every book sold under the heading of "fiction", The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn by Robin Maxwell is entirely true. It is a matter of common knowledge that Anne Boleyn's nom de guerre was, in fact, Robin Maxwell and that she lived long enough to publish a book in 1997.
It is unknown if it is true, though it is believed that Anne Boleyn had six fingers on her left hand.
Yes, Lady Elizabeth Howard, that was her mother.