Anne Boleyn: The Fallen Queen
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Anne Boleyn, the second Queen of England during Henry VIII's reign. What started out as horseplay became a huge love affair that changed the course of history forever. Anne, a very opinionated and independent woman. Henry, the King of England, who fell in love with Anne's openness and opinions, only to get fed up and behead her later. What really went down in Henry's court through the eyes of Anne? Was she really just a manipulative, ambitious woman? Or was there something else, deep down in her heart, that made her believe in love?
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