Tag: Wolf Hall sequel update
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Lady Tudor’s Fun Facts About Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light – Ep 3 Defiance
– Back at Court with a Cranky King and The Rebellion – by Lady Trader | Fan Fun With Damian Lewis | April 11, 2025 Welcome back to Court and to episode 3 of “Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light.” This week’s post will be like my last two since it seems my useless…
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Wolf Hall: The Mirror And The Light – Ep 2 Obedience Recap
– Quick Observations and Fun Facts – by Lady Trader | Fan Fun With Damian Lewis | April 4, 2025 Welcome back to Court and to episode 2 of “Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light”. This was another gripping episode with the apt title “Obedience”. If you do not obey Henry in every way,…
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Greetings From a Tudor Junkie! Wolf Hall: The Mirror And The Light – Ep 1 Wreckage Recap
– Quick Observations and Fun Facts – by Lady Trader | Fan Fun With Damian Lewis | March 28, 2025 Well, “Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light”, has finally hit our screen here in the US and I couldn’t be happier! The first season of Wolf Hall is what lead me to this lovely…
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Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light – Where We Left Off and What’s Ahead
– Recap and Teaser – After the events of Wolf Hall, Thomas Cromwell finds himself in a position much higher and more precarious than he could’ve dreamed. Take a look at where we left off and what to expect from Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, premiering on PBS Masterpiece on Sunday, March 23,…
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Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light Review: Mark Rylance’s Master Manipulator
– One of History’s Greatest Schemers – by John Anderson | The Wall Street Journal | March 20, 2025 “Henry would not kill his own daughter,” chirps the ambassador Chapuys (Karim Kadjar) during the opening episode of “Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light.” It’s a judgment that causes Thomas Cromwell a moment of atypical candor. “Who…
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Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light Is Historical Fiction At Its Finest
– The Encroaching Noose – by Elijah Gonzalez | Paste Magazine | March 21, 2025 It’s been 10 years since the first season of Wolf Hall charted Thomas Cromwell’s rise in Henry VIII’s court as our scrappy son-of-a-blacksmith navigated a den of aristocratic predators while somehow trying to maintain his morality. It was a precise, beautifully paced…
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When the Walls Close In on the ‘Wolf Hall’ Saga
– Slippery Stones Underfoot – by Roslyn Sulcas | New York Times | March 21, 2025 Mark Rylance sat quietly and alone, his black-capped head bowed, his eyes closed. Nearby in a grand chamber, Damian Lewis stood resplendent in a huge gold jacket, playing King Henry VIII, as the director Peter Kosminsky rearranged some actors…