In 2014 we were asked to produce a film about Mary I of England, Mary Tudor, from a Catholic perspective.
The Catholic Queen of England came to be known as Bloody Mary.
This film is told in Mary Tudor's own words, looking at her life, reign and religion - also suitable for use in classrooms.
Mary I (18 February 1516 – 17 November 1558), also known as Mary Tudor, was the queen of England and Ireland from July 1553 until her death. She was given the nickname 'Bloody Mary' by the Protestant historians after her death and the ascension to the throne of her half-sister Elizabeth, a Protestant.
During her reign, Mary Tudor worked to return England to union with the Catholic Church as well as
commerce and relationship with the rest of Europe, bring England back to its former glory.
So called Wigg history continues to remember Queen Mary I of England mainly for the people burned at the stake under the ancient heresy laws still in place in 16th century England, but her complete story is rich with the daughter of King Henry VIII and Queen Aragon's desperate desire to return England to it's proper place on the known world's stage as a powerful, successful and profitable nation, especially after its crippling due to the fierce persecutions upon the people, lands, properties and heritage inflicted by her father, King Henry VIII during his reign and that of the regents in the name of her younger half-brother. King Edward VI.
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