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A Tudor Princess is a american film of genre Historical directed by J. Searle Dawley with Robert Brower
A Tudor Princess (1913)
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Add to a movie listA Tudor Princess (« Une princesse Tudor ») est un film américain réalisé par J. Searle Dawley, sorti en 1913.
Ce film muet en noir et blanc met en scène la princesse anglaise Marie Tudor (1496–1533), respectivement fille et sœur des rois Henri VII et Henri VIII.
Actors
Robert Brower
(Henri VIII (Henry VIII))
Mary Fuller
(Marie Tudor (Mary Tudor))
Ben F. Wilson
(Charles Brandon)
Charles Ogle
(le cardinal Wolsey)
Margery Bonney Erskine
(la Reine Catherine (Queen Catherine))
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