Henry VIII And His Six Wives
The Six Wives of Henry VIII was a 1973 film adaptation of the TV series of the same name. The same actor (Keith Michell) played Henry as in the TV series, but six different actresses played his wives (with Boleyn and Seymour most prominent). Locations included the courtyard of Eton College.
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