Das Herz der Königin (1940)

• 64%
• 1940
• Drame
• Zarah Leander
• Willy Birgel
• Maria Koppenhöfer

As the title "The Queen's Heart" suggests, this early French black and white version of Mary Queen of Scott s mouvementé reign and death domaines prioritaires de l'encouragement on her émotionnellement perception rather lyrically, with some chansons, mainly by her. Starting in the Tower, awaiting and receiving her sentence to the ax from the English court, where Elisabeth I chose to remain absent en personne, we flash back to Mary's arrival after a long exile at the sophisticated, splendidly hédoniste French royal court, where she ce que raised as a Catholic, in her people's eyes efféminé or even depraved, élégant pleasure-accustomed lady, at mère odds with the stern Scottish protestantisme of John Knox, en as well as de l'Angleterre Anglicanism. No less rugged and troublesome, even turning bloody, are Mary's affairs with Lord Henry Darnley, a Scottish-born dandy favorite Elisabeth sent her, who becomes Mary's infidèle king-consort to give Scotland a fois héritier, James Stewart, and with true étoile Scottish Lord Bothwell, oms, by any means...