Anne Boleyn: Release Date, Cast, Trailer and More!

Hello, Readers! The thriller Anne Boleyn is coming to AMC+, and it will tell the story of the Queen’s final months from her point of view. The series, which has already been shown on Channel 5 in the UK, stars Jodie Turner-Smith as the eponymous character, who will bring the renowned historical figure to life in a new way on television.

The three-part historical thriller delves at subjects such as Anne’s struggle against the powerful patriarchy of the time to guarantee a future for her daughter Elizabeth. In addition, it demonstrates her strength and tenacity in the face of adversity.

Anne Boleyn: Release Date

On Thursday, December 9, 2021, the show will premiere on AMC+ in the United States. AMC+ offers a seven-day free trial and plans to begin at $4.99 a month. The series has previously shown on Channel 5 in the UK.

Anne Boleyn: Teaser Trailer

Your first look at our Queen Jodie Turner-Smith as Anne Boleyn, coming soon to @channel5_tv#AnneBoleyn #JodieTurnerSmith #Channel5 @MissJodie pic.twitter.com/n8UHymFgW7

— Channel 5 (@channel5_tv) April 7, 2021

What is this about?

The plot centers on her final months, reimagining her battle with Tudor England’s patriarchal society, her connection with her daughter Elizabeth and a struggle to shape her future, and, of course, her famous inability to produce Henry with a male child, which he desires above all else. The plot details have yet to be published, but it appears to be a one-of-a-kind look at one of history’s most famous queens.

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Cast and Characters

Turner-Smith is joined by a fantastic cast for Anne Boleyn, with several familiar faces playing crucial individuals from the Tudor era. Dating Amber’s Lola Petticrew causes issues as Anne’s love rival, Jane Seymour, while White House Farm’s Mark Stanley stars opposite her as Henry VIII, the most famous king in British history.

Paapa Essiedu, who starred in the film Gangs of London, plays Anne’s brother George, and Jamael Westman plays Jane Seymour’s ambitious brother Edward. Amanda Burton (Silent Witness) joins the cast as Lady Anne Shelton, the austere Governess. Henry VIII’s closest and most powerful advisor Thomas Cromwell is played by White Lines actor Barry Ward, and Anne’s loyal confidante and cousin Madge Shelton is played by Trigonometry star Thalissa Teixeira.