US Edition‘Wolf Hall’ Team Explains Cromwell’s Ending, Anne Boleyn Parallels & Why Henry Cried
- The Wolf Hall series finale depicted the historical figure Thomas Cromwell's execution.
- Critics felt that Cromwell had become too powerful in the eyes of Henry VIII.
- The series intentionally drew a parallel between Cromwell's fate and Anne Boleyn's execution.
- Director Peter Kosminsky stated they filmed the 25-page interrogation scene in two days.
- The series concludes with his demise, offering no resolution for events that followed.
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‘Wolf Hall’ Team Explains Cromwell’s Ending, Anne Boleyn Parallels & Why Henry Cried
Damian Lewis and creators break down the series finale, including a 25-page scene the director calls the 'most impressive thing' he's 'ever seen in 45 years of program making.'
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‘Wolf Hall’ Team Explains Cromwell’s Ending, Anne Boleyn Parallels and Why Henry Cried
– Cromwell Flies Too Close To The Sun – by Kelli Boyle | TV Insider | April 27, 2025 Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall book trilogy puts historical figure Thomas Cromwell into a more favorable spotlight. The Tudor-era figure is known for masterminding the separation of the Church of England from Rome and playing a major role in the English Reformation era. But even his close bond with King Henry VIII couldn’t save Cromwell from the same fate that befell…
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