Tudor/Elizabethan era
Our recommendations for films,
documentaries, youtube clips,
museums and websites
We have done all the time-consuming searching for you and offer you our recommendations of the best films, documentaries, YouTube clips, websites and places to visit.
a guide to useful resources:
links to other websites; films; museums & exhibitions etc
Please note: we take no responsibility for the content in the recommendations we give.
Please check the appropriateness yourself before showing a movie etc. to your class.
OUR RECOMMENDATIONS . FILMS .
. An award winning series of six plays charting the life of Elizabeth
. Elizabeth in her latter years as she faces threats from all quarters
. Mini series about the the later years of the Queen
. The early life of the young Queen as she settles into her role
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. Classic comedy series area the Elizabethan court
OUR RECOMMENDATIONS . DOCUMENTARIES .
. A&E Biography program examines how Elizabeth learned to juggle the conflicting roles of monarch and woman to her advantage, remaining unmarried in order to court diplomatic alliances, inspire the loyalty of men such as Sir Walter Raleigh, and promote the public's adoration of the Virgin Queen.
. By acclaimed historican David Starkey
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OUR RECOMMENDATIONS: . youtube.
GCSE History
for all the relevant Elizabethan videos
OUR RECOMMENDATIONS: . Museums .
Elizabeth House Museum
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Elizabeth House
Plymouth
Hampton Court
London
Mary Rose
Portsmouth
Kirby Hall
Northampton
Sudeley Castle
Winchcombe, Glos
Burghley House
Stamford, Lincs
Elizabethan House
Totnes, Devon