The Tudors - Season 4 Watch Online for Free

The fourth season begins with Henry taking his fifth bride, the lustful teenager Catherine Howard. However, the newlyweds'; honeymoon is short-lived when the new queen';s faithfulness is soon called into question. The ageing King seeks military glory by capturing Boulogne, France. In his final hours, he is troubled by the ghosts of his dead wives.

Genre:

Drama, History, War

Actors:

Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Henry Cavill, Tamzin Merchant, Lothaire Bluteau, Sarah Bolger, Max Brown, Torrance Coombs, David OHara, Anthony Brophy, Simon Ward, Emma Hamilton, ...»

Director:

Michael Hirst

Country:

United States

Release:

2010

IMDb:

8.1

Quality:

Duration:

60 min

Jonathan Rhys Meyers

27 July 1977, Dublin, Ireland

Henry Cavill

5 May 1983, Jersey, Channel Islands

Tamzin Merchant

4 March 1987, Haywards Heath, Sussex, England, UK

Lothaire Bluteau

14 April 1957, Montréal, Québec, Canada

Sarah Bolger

28 February 1991, Dublin, Ireland

Max Brown

10 February 1981, Ilkley, Yorkshire, England, UK

Torrance Coombs

14 June 1983, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

David O'Hara

9 July 1965, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Anthony Brophy

Simon Ward

19 October 1941, Beckenham, Kent, England, UK

Emma Hamilton

1984, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Frank McCusker

1967, Newtontownbutler, Co. Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, UK

20 April 1983, Dublin, Ireland

August1968, Bangor, Wales, UK

Eoin Bates

Joss Stone

11 April 1987, Dover, Kent, England, UK

1980, Galway, Ireland

2 November 1964, Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK

22 March 1974, Cork, Ireland

Colm Wilkinson

5 June 1944, Dublin, Ireland

Allen Leech

18 May 1981, Killiney, County Dublin, Ireland

1941, Chichester, Sussex, England, UK

1960, London, England, UK

Joely Richardson

9 January 1965, Marylebone, London, England, UK

Martyn Ellis

30 November 1960, Swansea, Wales, UK

More actors

21 September 1952, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK

King Henry VIII

Played by: Jonathan Rhys Meyers

Charles Brandon

Played by: Henry Cavill

Catherine Howard

Played by: Tamzin Merchant

Ambassador Charles de Marillac

Played by: Lothaire Bluteau

Mary Tudor

Played by: Sarah Bolger

Edward Seymour

Played by: Max Brown

Thomas Culpepper

Played by: Torrance Coombs

Earl of Surrey

Played by: David O'Hara

Eustache Chapuys

Played by: Anthony Brophy

Bishop Gardiner

Played by: Simon Ward

Anne Stanhope

Played by: Emma Hamilton

Risley

Played by: Frank McCusker

Thomas Seymour

Played by: Andrew McNair

Richard Rich

Played by: Rod Hallett

Lady Rochford

Played by: Joanne King

Chamberlain

Played by: Guy Carleton

Edward Baynton

Played by: Paul Brennen

King Edward VI

Played by: Eoin Murtagh

Elizabeth I

Played by: Laoise Murray

Kat Ashley

Played by: Maude Hirst

Anne of Cleves

Played by: Joss Stone

Dr. Butts

Played by: Dennis Quilligan

Bishop of Lincoln

Played by: Julian Byrd

Earl of Lincoln

Played by: Jason A. Keane

Thomas Darcy

Played by: Colm Wilkinson

Francis Dereham

Played by: Allen Leech

Sir Ralph Ellerker

Played by: David Wilmot

Archbishop of York

Played by: Geoffrey Beevers

Messenger #2

Played by: Nathan Gordon

Sergeant at Arms

Played by: Martin Johnston

Torturer

Played by: Pat McGrath

Catherine Parr

Played by: Joely Richardson

Robert Testwood

Played by: Lee Williams

Richard Leland

Played by: Moe Dunford

Harry Hurst

Played by: Jody Latham

Queen's secretary

Played by: Elliot Moriarty

Girolamo de Treviso

Played by: Daniel Caltagirone

Monsieur Rousselot

Played by: Owen Aaronovitch

Surgeon General

Played by: Ian Saynor

Ralph Morice

Played by: James Flynn

Henry Brandon

Played by: Michael Winder

Anne Askew

Played by: Emma Stansfield

Anne Boleyn

Played by: Natalie Dormer

Katherine of Aragon

Played by: Maria Doyle Kennedy

Jane Seymour

Played by: Annabelle Wallis

Hans Holbein

Played by: Peter Gaynor

Thomas Cromwell

Played by: James Frain

Cardinal Wolsey

Played by: Sam Neill

Sir Thomas More

Played by: Jeremy Northam

People Magazine

Tudor history is irresistible, even if the bedroom gymnastics here seem more in keeping with the Playboy Mansion than a royal palace.

April 11, 2010

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New York Daily News

Its strongest suit is illustrating 1) the coexistence of powerful, conflicting forces inside the same person, and 2) the idea that absolute power corrupts.

April 11, 2010

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Slant Magazine

It's now little more than a puppet act bouncing through history to get to its end.

April 11, 2010

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Variety

The closing run seems content to focus on bodice-ripping and little else -- a bit like a CW drama, only with prettier clothes.

April 11, 2010

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