Sixteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday12 Can We Talk About Olivier’s Hamlet? By Trystan L. Bass on September 29, 2016 This is the biggie, the one that all the others are held up against. Laurence Olivier's... Read more →
Sixteenth Century8 La Princesse de Clèves (1961) By Sarah Lorraine on September 20, 2016 I'm afraid that my grasp of the French language has permanently halted at the level of... Read more →
Screen QueensSixteenth Century18 Who’s the Best Queen Elizabeth I on Screen? By The Frock Flicks Team on September 7, 2016 On this day in 1533, Elizabeth was born to Anne Boleyn and Henry Tudor. She would become... Read more →
Screen QueensSixteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday20 TBT: Young Bess (1953) By Trystan L. Bass on September 1, 2016 Using historical fiction as a source for movies instead of actual history is nothing new.... Read more →
Sixteenth Century6 Shakespeare Squared: Bill & Upstart Crow By Kendra on July 26, 2016 2016 is the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, and this seems to be a big deal in... Read more →
Forgotten HistorySixteenth Century75 Top Five Suggestions for Movies About Queens (Who Are Not Anne Boleyn) By Sarah Lorraine on July 15, 2016 It's just been announced that someone named Claire Cooper has been cast as Anne Boleyn in... Read more →
Sixteenth Century24 Orlando From 1600 to 1650 By Sarah Lorraine on July 7, 2016 Orlando (1992) is based on Virginia Woolf's 1928 novel Orlando: A Biography. Directed... Read more →
Screen QueensSixteenth Century16 The Old Elizabeth I: Gross or Glorious? By Sarah Lorraine on June 24, 2016 This article has once more been making the rounds, and as 1/3rd of Frock Flicks, and a... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday19 TBT: The Sea Hawk (1940) By Trystan L. Bass on May 12, 2016 This epic film takes a riff on actual historical events -- the tense period of the 16th... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday13 TBT: Ever After (1998) By Sarah Lorraine on April 21, 2016 Ever After (1998) occupies a special place in the hearts of most costumers that I... Read more →
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