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Episode #2.6 (2008)
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"The Tudors" (2007)Original Air Date:
4 May 2008 (Season 2, Episode 6)Cast
(Episode Credited cast) | Jonathan Rhys Meyers | ... | King Henry VIII |
 | Henry Cavill | ... | Charles Brandon |
 | Natalie Dormer | ... | Anne Boleyn |
 | Maria Doyle Kennedy | ... | Queen Katherine |
 | Nick Dunning | ... | Thomas Boleyn |
 | James Frain | ... | Thomas Cromwell |
| Jamie Thomas King | ... | Thomas Wyatt |
| Hans Matheson | ... | Thomas Cranmer |
 | Peter O'Toole | ... | Pope Paul III |
| Padraic Delaney | ... | George Boleyn |
| John Kavanagh | ... | Cardinal Campeggio |
| Anthony Brophy | ... | Chapuys |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Sarah Bolger | ... | Mary Tudor |
 | James Gilbert | ... | William Brereton |
 | Stephen Hogan | ... | Sir Henry Norris |
 | Joanne King | ... | Jane Parker |
| Frederic Ledoux | ... | Monsieur Gontier |
| Jonathan Ryan | ... | French Ambassador |
| Rebekah Wainwright | ... | Catherine |
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Factual errors: When Anne is having a party in her room, the Henry comes in and tells the musicians to play a Volte. The musicians actually play the piece "Como Poden Per Sas Culpas", written by King Alfonso X of Spain, out of a collection of songs in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The reformer king and queen are actually dancing to a song in honor of a Catholic saint. moreFAQ
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