Elizabeth's Lusterless Golden Age
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The stiff historical epic tries to recreate the famous Queen as a modern figure, without much success
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Is this a show that is more than a period piece, a work destined to outlast the era of its birth? I say, regretfully but emphatically, no.
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Queen Elizabeth II's famous cut-glass accent, the Queen's English, is now sounding less upper-class, a scientific analysis of her famous Christmas broadcasts found.
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Never show Jesus Christ or Queen  Victoria. Do not blaspheme or mention homosexuality.
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Anne Boleyn may have married  Henry VIII, but her sister Mary in would have been his queen if  only she had been better at making babies.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth the Queen   Mother lived through the whole of the 20th century without once   having to open or draw her bedroom curtains herself.
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Too infantile for tweens and too stagnant for tots, ÂZoomÂ bleeds boredom from every frame.
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Sure, it's old and revered -- but it's also critically flawed. Consider ignoring it.
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Victoria No 203 is nothing like the original.
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Comment is free: Simon Jenkins: Anti-newspaper diatribes bewail falling standards. That's rubbish, and the glory days they hark back to were dreadful
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Queen Elizabeth II sounds more like her subjects than she did a half century ago, when she first assumed her royal "dutays," according to an academic study released Monday.
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Those seeking career advice about how to become an emperor of fashion will find little if any useful information in âLagerfeld Confidential.â
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Sainikudu has a good theme but is essentially wasted.
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Queen Elizabeth marked the 53rd anniversary of her accession to the throne in quiet fashion, with her only public outing a visit to her local church.
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A regional bank proves once again that boring is beautiful.
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Like Douglas Sirk without the throw pillows, âSunflowerâ is a shamelessly old-fashioned melodrama performed with such sincerity that resistance is futile.
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Christopher Marloweâs âEdward II,â an under-produced drama about a king whose lover distracts him from his crown, tells the story of sexual obsession, religious power and the intersection of the political and personal lives of a flawed leader.