Tudors 4th Season
From Entertainment Weekly:
‘The Tudors’: Showtime renews drama for a fourth season
Apr 13, 2009, 03:39 PM | by Jeremy MedinaFresh off of passing on a number of buzzworthy prospective pilots (including a spinoff of The L Word and a pilot written and directed by Tim Robbins), Showtime has announced it will renew historical drama series The Tudors for a fourth and final season, according to Variety. The 10-episode season will debut in the spring of 2010. Series creator and executive producer Michael Hirst will also be back to write each episode, which will conclude the saga of King Henry VIII (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) and chronicle his final two marriages and subsequent mental instability. The Tudors is one of the network’s top-rated series, with the third season’s April 5 premiere netting a cumulative total of 1.3 million viewers.
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this is great news. jonathon has made this role his own. he has been fantastic so im really looking forward to it . luv sue xx
why end the series at 4? what about princess Mary and Elizabeth? The Tudors dynasty lasted til 1603.
Excellent!
WooHoo!!! I was hoping he would get a chance to explore not being such a pretty boy. In my opinion he blossoms best in a more difficult, gritty role as displayed in some of his characters.
Fantastic! However, the series should continue there’s lots of drama to make into new seasons. what about Edward, Lady Jane Grey, Bloody Mary, and Elizabeth?!
whoop whoop!!!! x x x
u r great.
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i absolutaly have fallen in love with this man long live the king xxxxx
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