Nine Days a Queen (1936)
78 or 80 mins | Drama | 1 September 1936
Cast:
Cedric Hardwicke , Nova Pilbeam, John Mills [ More ]Director:
Robert StevensonWriter:
Robert StevensonCinematographer:
Mutz GreenbaumEditor:
Terence R. FisherProduction Designer:
Alex VetchinskyProduction Companies:
Gaumont-British Picture Corp. , Gainsborough Pictures, Ltd.This film was released in Great Britain under the title Tudor Rose. The film is also known under the alternate titles Lady Jane Grey and The Life of Lady Jane Grey. Modern sources state that this was the first film edited by Terence Fisher, who was later to become a director for Hammer Films. ...
This film was released in Great Britain under the title Tudor Rose. The film is also known under the alternate titles Lady Jane Grey and The Life of Lady Jane Grey. Modern sources state that this was the first film edited by Terence Fisher, who was later to become a director for Hammer Films.
The Life of Lady Jane Grey
Tudor Rose
After King Henry VIII dies, his young son Edward VI succeeds him to the throne of England. Amidst the plotting for political power, the Earl of Warwick successfully arranges for Lady Jane Grey to marry Edward, and thus be placed in line for the crown, ahead of Mary Tudor. Lady Jane is queen of England for only nine days before she is overthrown by the Tudor queen, who then has the innocent, young queen ...
After King Henry VIII dies, his young son Edward VI succeeds him to the throne of England. Amidst the plotting for political power, the Earl of Warwick successfully arranges for Lady Jane Grey to marry Edward, and thus be placed in line for the crown, ahead of Mary Tudor. Lady Jane is queen of England for only nine days before she is overthrown by the Tudor queen, who then has the innocent, young queen beheaded.
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