Long Live the Queen

An engaging fictionalized account of the 16th century King of England, Henry VIII's romance with Anne Boleyn dubbed "the King's great matter".

It explores the events of the life of the infamous Anne Boleyn and the passion and tragedy brought by her marriage to King Henry VIII.

England, January 1522. Anne Boleyn is recalled to England by her father. Still reeling from shocks of homesickness he announces an arranged marriage planned by the King between her and the son of his brother-in-law, a haughty, pompous fellow. Crestfallen but determined, she enlists the help of her siblings, and they uncover a secret that dissolved the marriage.

Months later, she is presented at the Green Castle, making her debut by playing Perseverance in the honorary pageant for the Imperial Ambassadors.

Here, her style, wit, and charm caught the eye of numerous suitors. One of which was the King. His instant attraction causes a domino of events that led to their marriage.

But when Anne fails to bear a male heir, he sets his sights outside their marriage. Which brings to the Boleyn family costly repercussions!