Get ready for thrilling politics and intrigue! Wolf Hall returns with a new season and even more captivating locations. Join Cromwell in this Tudor romp!
If you thought Tudor politics couldn’t get any juicier, think again! The much-anticipated second series of the BBC drama 'Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light' is striding back into our living rooms, continuing the gripping story of Thomas Cromwell, portrayed by the spectacular Mark Rylance. Fans have been anxiously awaiting this return for almost a decade, and the dazzling filming locations across the UK bring every twist and turn to life.
Shot predominantly in stunning historic sites, this season features iconic locations like Cardiff Castle, which adds a magnificent backdrop to the Machiavellian machinations of the Tudor court. With a star-studded cast that includes Damian Lewis as the dashing King Henry VIII and Kate Phillips as the enchanting Jane Seymour, viewers are in for a visual feast alongside the intense political drama.
In this riveting season, the stakes are higher than ever as the plot thickens following the dramatic demise of Thomas More. The narrative unfolds to explore not only Cromwell’s complex relationships, but also his entanglements with figures such as Princess Mary Tudor—who we discover shared a significant connection with the crafty advisor. It’s a gripping blend of history and speculation infused with plenty of dash!
As we dive deeper into this Tudor tapestry, it’s fascinating to note that Hilary Mantel’s masterful storytelling will close the chapter on Cromwell’s life, which was a classic tale of rise and fall. Notably, the series will capture Cromwell’s last days before his unfortunate end by execution, a sobering reminder that in court politics, heads can roll at a moment's notice. Indeed, prepare for some serious binge-watching as six hours of this intricate melodrama unfolds before our eyes!
Fun fact: the character Gregory Cromwell will see a new face this season, as Marvel’s Tom Holland bows out and makes way for fresh talent. Did you know that 'Wolf Hall' has not only received critical acclaim but also won numerous awards, proving its brilliance both in storytelling and production? It’s definitely a must-see for history buffs and drama lovers alike!
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The BBC's gripping Tudor drama Wolf Hall is back for a second season this week - here's everything you need to know.
A hit BBC period drama is set to return after nearly a decade and will feature a Wiltshire estate.
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It's been a long wait, but Wolf Hall: The Mirror and The Light is finally here - and the filming locations are just as incredible as the acting.
A hit BBC period drama is set to return after nearly a decade and will feature a Wiltshire estate.