狼厅

1X02It's December 1529. Cardinal Wolsey has taken refuge at Esher. Anne Boleyn and her uncle, the Duke of Norfolk, want him gone - on the road north, away from the king.Thomas Cromwell, Wolsey's staunch defender, remains in london, seeking the reinstatement of his master.1X03It's 1531. Having failed with the Pope, Henry seeks the power to annul his marriage to Katherine by asking Parliament to declare him Supreme Head of the Church in England.Those loyal to Rome batle against the advancing tide of heresy - chief amongst them the Lord Chancellor, Sir Thomas More.1X05It's 1535. The Act of Supremacy has declared Henry Supreme Head of the Church in England. But the Holy Roman Emperor, and his ambassador Eustache Chapuys, have refused to recognise either his new title or his marriage to Anne Boleyn.Recovering from illness, Cromwell plans the King's Royal Progress to include a visit to Jane Seymour's family home - Wolf Hall.

根据两届布克奖得主，希拉里·曼特尔(Hilary Mantel)的热销历史小说《狼厅》Wolf Hall和《提堂》Bring Up the Bodies改编，讲述了亨利八世统治下的都铎王朝宫廷权力斗争的故事。

根据两届布克奖得主，希拉里·曼特尔(Hilary Mantel)的热销历史小说《狼厅》Wolf Hall和《提堂》Bring Up the Bodies改编，讲述了亨利八世统治下的都铎王朝宫廷权力斗争的故事。

狼厅 Wolf Hall2015年播出的经典英剧 古装剧甜饼字幕组.中英双语特效字幕.倾情奉献！

新浪微博 http://weibo.com/cookiesub#狼厅#改编自英国女作家希拉里·曼特尔的长篇历史小说《狼厅》讲述了亨利八世统治下的都铎王朝宫廷权斗的故事。

该小说获得2009年度布克奖。

那么好，现在开始谈狼厅。

很幸运的是，我把科目三已经通过了，历时五十天，这的确我得说是一件不太容易的事情。

现在就还差一个科目四了，科目四本来这周是可以考的，但是由于学校办公室人员说什么“科三的成绩还没有发到学校之类的原因”，便阻止我约考科目四，无妨，再等一周也无妨。

考完科三之后，这两天我看了看《狼厅》这部剧，还有《叶问4》这部电影。

顺便和森一起打发了很多时光。

《狼厅》不错，背景放在刚刚迈出的欧洲中世纪社会，视角瞄向了英国皇室以朝廷中以克伦威尔等为代表的上流社会，共刻画了皇帝、皇后、废后、红衣教主、大法官乃至铁匠、女仆、乐童等相对较低等级的人物。

第二任皇后是否有罪，有网友倾向于认为是完全没有罪的——虽然我认为完全没有罪似乎也不太可能，但是话说回来这里到底有罪还是没有罪已经不重要了，毕竟“欲加之罪何患无辞”

托马斯.克伦威尔，BlackSmith's son,Low Born,身背年少受虐，妻女病亡的负重，寄身心于大主教沃尔西的麾下，然而主教大人无法帮助亨利八世从无子的婚姻中解脱，政敌们将他置于死地，克伦威尔减缓了沃尔西的悲剧，但不能阻止大主教走向末路。

为了生存，为了复仇，克伦威尔和野心勃勃的安妮.博林暂时结盟，他团结岛内的宗教力量对抗教皇，使亨利成为英伦教会的首领，从而宣布其与西班牙公主凯瑟琳的婚姻无效。

结果是，安妮.博林成为亨利的第二任皇后，克伦威尔成为枢密院首。

然而，亨利的无子噩梦仍在延续，安妮.博林也不能为其诞下皇子，她的苟且和不忠加速了亨利对他的厌烦，后者正被纯洁的西摩小姐所吸引。

克伦威尔抓住时机，扳倒安妮.博林，连同当初对沃尔西下手的博林家族。

反复无常的亨利对服帖能干的克伦威尔张开双臂，但克伦威尔浑身颤抖...

I read New Yorker’s profile of Hilary Mantel in 2012 after she became the first female writer to win two Man Booker Prize. I was very intrigued by Mantel then, and put “Wolf Hall” on my to-read list. But never got around to do so.http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/10/15/the-dead-are-realBBC’s 6 episode “Wolf Hall” mini TV series got lots of praise. It is said that the screenwriter adapted Mantel’s work very nicely and captured the essence of the book.I fell in love with it after watching Episode one.The custom, setting, lighting were so well done, every frame looked like a painting. The acting was marvelous as well. Even though most of them were not familiar to the US audience. But supposedly all of the main characters were seasoned stage actors in England, and it showed.See the album link below for some interesting comparison between the actors in the TV series and their actual portrait from the 16th century. Mostly by Hans Holbein the Younger, who was the official painter for the court of Henry VIII.http://www.douban.com/photos/album/155586258/Apparently the soundtrack of the TV series was also a hit in Britain. Too early to tell how it will fair in the US. I myself really loved the music.http://music.163.com/#/album?id=3111229The Guardian had episode by episode explanation of the story line, it was very helpful for people who is not familiar with the Tudor history (such as myself), which was pretty complicated. http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/series/wolf-hall-episode-by-episode

很多年前看过都铎王朝，印象很深得是亨利八世为了一个男性继承人多么执着可笑，对于其他情节印象不深。

此次看狼厅，觉得主角的表演自然中规中矩，但是印象最深的镜头却与主角无关：一是托马斯.莫尔在自知必死无疑时的那段陈词，在那一刻，我深深体会到英国当时的宗教改革面临的巨大阻力，心中受到巨大的震动。

精神信仰领域的改变是如此困难，且以如此惨烈的方式体现出来，让人心中恻然。

二是安妮.博林之死，我记得都铎王朝时我也见过安妮.博林被斩首，并无太大的感受，但是在狼厅中那一幕让我尤其不忍，几乎无法直视。

鲜活的生命瞬间香消玉殒，心中感受难以言喻。

　I am no history buff and haven't read the book(yet) and I basically know nothing about the history of Tudor England except that the king had many wives......however I was hooked after watching the first episode Three Card Trick and the second episode Entirely Beloved was even better but I think I need to re-watch them with subtitles to fully understand the plots...so here's my spoiler-free review. 　　 　　Though I knew people might dislike the dark visual effect. I for one absolutely love director Peter Kosminsky's shooting style with hand-held cameras and using only natural (candle/fire) light for night scenes. It's rare to do a television series(especially historical period drama) like that but the gloom does make the show feel more authenticity. 　　 　　Both Mark Rylance and Damian Lewis gave brilliant, nomination-deserving performance. Mark Rylance will surely be a serious Emmy (& Bafta)contender for best actor in a leading role this year and probably win. I'm biased obviously but I have to say it’s Damian Lewis who really steals the show every single time he appears. 　　 　　Wolf Hall seems likely to be one of the best historical drama ever so hopefully the upcoming episodes will live up to the hype.

Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn pop out for a stroll in ‘Wolf Hall’ (Pic: BBC)This Sunday (April 5), the recent BBC of Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall and Bring Out the Bodies comes to PBS, starring Mark Rylance and Demian Lewis. It's the story of Thomas Cromwell, a lawyer and former mercenary from a poor background who ended up becoming an advisor first to Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, and then to Henry VIII. And in doing so became one of the most powerful men in England.It's particularly auspicious moment in British history, as Thomas becomes involved in Henry's attempts to legally dissolve his marriage to Catherine of Aragon, woo Anne Boleyn and sire a male heir. And in doing so, create a permanent rift between the English church's break and Rome, which is set against the background of protestant reforms, and leads directly to Henry's dissolution of the monasteries, claiming all the treasures found for this own coffers."Voila! The King of England will be a bachelor."Wolf Hall is a fascinating fictionalized account of a man who historians have often decried as cold, scheming and vicious.So before it all kicks off, here are ten useful snippets of information you may wish to get clear before immersing yourself in all the political shenanigans and dark, candlelit corridors:1. Almost nothing of note happens in a place called Wolf Hall. Actually, Wolfhall (or Wulfhall) is the site of a manor house, home of the Seymour family in Burbage, Wiltshire. The family's daughter Jane would go on to become Henry's third wife.2. Wolf Hall is mentioned in the Domesday Book as Ulfela, an Anglo-Saxon name, and it will have been a small village; a meeting point between several farmsteads. This later became Ulfhall and then Wulfhall. So the Seymour manor house was not named Wolf Hall, it was built in Wolfhall.3. There is a Cromwell family tie to Wolfhall too, as Cromwell's son Gregory later married Elizabeth Seymour, sister of Jane and (like Jane) one of the servants in Anne Boleyn's household.4. The original manor house at Wolfhall was a medieval timber-framed manor house with a long gallery, a 'Little Court', a 'Broad Chamber', a chapel, a kennel for hounds, and a tower (which was pulled down in 1569).5. Henry stayed there in 1535, during his marriage to Anne Boleyn, which may have been when he first began to pitch woo at Jane Seymour.6. He was not the first reigning monarch to use Wolfhall as a staging post. Edward I visited in 1302, on a journey across Wiltshire between Marlborough Castle to Ludgersall Castle.7. Although Thomas Cromwell was instrumental in clearing the way for Henry to marry Anne Boleyn, it was his skill as a match-maker that later caused his fall from grace. Having arranged the marriage between Henry and his fourth wife, the German princess Anne of Cleves, Cromwell was surprised to discover Henry did not take to Anne at all, and in fact had the marriage annuled on the grounds that it had not been consummated. He was later arrested for treason.8. The title of the book, and therefore the TV series, uses the name of the Seymour home as an atmospheric hint that we are in the realm of the Latin expression homo homini lupus, or "Man is wolf to man". In other words, this is a dog-eat-dog world, which Henry at the head of the pack.9. By 1571, the manor house at Wolfhall lay derelict, as the family had moved to nearby Tottenham House, taking some of the materials to build their new home. It was used for servants quarters for a while, and finally demolished in 1723. Some elements did survive into the early 20th century, including a barn which was said to have played host both to a wedding feast for Henry and Jane, and a subsequent feast just for Henry when he revisited after Jane died. But that burned down in the 1920s.10. There was a Victorian railway junction with the name of Wolf Hall, but that's gone now. However, there is still a dairy farm that uses the name转载自10 Little-Known Facts About the Real Wolf HallP.S.From WikipediaEpisodes TitleEpisode 1. "Three Card Trick"Episode 2. "Entirely Beloved"Episode 3. "Anna Regina"Episode 4. "The Devil's Spit"Episode 5. "Crows"Episode 6. "Master of Phantoms"

帧帧都是伦勃朗，英剧的步调和美剧很不同，主演诠释了一位刻板聪明，以卑微的身份而立足于皇室，即使一直被当枪使，却能打出自己的一片天地的牛人。

就是由于表情一直刻板，而使得每个眼神和微表情都是戏，很欣赏这个演员。

不觉得最后突出主角的复仇是在简单化主角，我觉得这正对应了剧里别人对他的信仰的怀疑。

一直贯穿着一些宗教的内容，有人说他是路德派，宗教改革阶段对于人来说肯定充满了各种矛盾。

主角虽没有否认过肯定过任何说法，而且也留存着改革派的圣经，也都读过，看得出很感兴趣，但他的信仰在最后做了交代。

他尊敬的主教，他的上帝，他带着复仇的情绪审判了那些 他觉得背叛了的人。

至于他非常识时务的不对改革派做评价并且感兴趣，那是一个聪明人，在面对命运，面对那个时代最好的选择吧。