Set against the backdrop of the Wars of the Roses, the series is the story of the women caught up in the protracted conflict for the throne of England.
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Set against the backdrop of the Wars of the Roses, the series is the story of the women caught up in the protracted conflict for the throne of England.
Season 1 episodes
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Episode 1
In Love With The King
59m6.8 / 10
After meeting beautiful widow Elizabeth Woodville, young King Edward IV must choose between love and loyalty. Will a country divided by war and a court divided by jealousy be destroyed by a woman many consider a witch?
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Directed by James KentWritten by Emma FrostGuest stars Nick James, Rudi Goodman, Simon Ginty, Lize Feryn, Christophe Haddad, Elsa Houben, Robert Pugh
After Elizabeth's coronation, an extravagant display designed to silence critics of their marriage, Edward needs a son to secure his reign. But tensions at court escalate into outright war and Edward must fight those closest to him to retain his crown. Elizabeth faces devastating loss as the full force of Warwick's hatred is revealed.
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Directed by James KentWritten by Emma FrostGuest stars Nick James, Rudi Goodman, Simon Ginty, Martin Turner, Joren Seldeslachts, Reece Pockney, Elsa Houben, Ben Van den Heuvel
Desperate to further her son's claim to the throne, Margaret Beaufort joins Warwick's rebellion against Edward. The rebellion fails and the traitors must run for their lives. Jasper Tudor escapes into exile, while Warwick and George sail for France. Elizabeth and Jacquetta turn to witchcraft to stop them, but it is Isabel who is punished.
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Directed by James KentWritten by Emma FrostGuest stars Hugh Mitchell, Pixie Davies, David Shelley, Oscar Kennedy, Otto Farrant, Dean-Charles Chapman, Frances Tomelty
Exiled in France, Warwick still plots to control the crown. His youngest daughter Anne is used to make an unexpected alliance, giving him command of a huge army. When Warwick lands in England, Edward must decide whether to fight or run. Terrified, Elizabeth escapes to sanctuary, not knowing if her husband is alive or dead. She gives birth to a longed-for son, but is in fear for her life as Warwick enters London.
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Directed by Jamie PayneWritten by Lisa McGeeGuest stars Pixie Davies, Guy Flanagan, David Shelley, Oscar Kennedy, Otto Farrant, Dean-Charles Chapman, Joey Batey, Cedric Tylleman
Lancaster is restored to the throne, with Warwick in control. But rumours that Edward is returning with an army unsettle the court. Anne and Margaret of Anjou sail from France, uncertain they will reach Warwick in time to win. Divided families face each other across the battlefield. Can Elizabeth's witchcraft save her husband, or will Warwick triumph? As many fall in the battle, everyone's fortunes change forever.
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Directed by Jamie PayneWritten by Malcolm CampbellGuest stars Eloise Webb, David Shelley, Oscar Kennedy, Nick Hendrix, Joey Batey, Cedric Tylleman, Veerle Baetens, Leo Bill
The crown is secure, but there is no peace at court. Elizabeth suffers more emotional turmoil as she loses those closest to her. Margaret Beaufort plans a political marriage to bring Henry home from exile - but has she met her match in Lord Stanley? Anne's marriage made her a traitor, so she is handed into George's care. His motives for keeping her away from court are questioned by Richard, who fears for Anne's safety.
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Directed by Jamie PayneWritten by Nicole TaylorGuest stars Otto Farrant, Dean-Charles Chapman, Cedric Tylleman, Leo Bill, Emily Berrington, Frances Tomelty
George's anger at losing the Warwick inheritance and his failure to capture the crown resurfaces, with horrific consequences. As the court divides, George openly accuses Elizabeth of witchcraft and Edward of murder. This is treason, and Edward must condemn his own brother to death. Elizabeth finally has revenge on those who killed her father, but it does not bring her comfort.
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Directed by Colin TeagueWritten by Emma FrostGuest stars Eloise Webb, Otto Farrant, Steve de Schepper, Galyna Kyyashko, Andreas Perschewski, Emily Berrington
After years of peace an untimely death once again engulfs Elizabeth in a fight for the throne. Trapped in sanctuary and threatened by those closest to her, Elizabeth is forced into an alliance with Margaret Beaufort. Suspicion and doubt poison the court, turning friends into enemies and family into murderers.
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Directed by Colin TeagueWritten by Malcolm CampbellGuest stars Ed Brody, Elinor Crawley, Arthur Droeshaut, Ted Allpress, Sonny Ashbourne Serkis, Emily Berrington, Ashley Charles, Arthur Darvill
The future of the princes in the Tower is in Richard's hands: they are a threat to his reign but also to Margaret's hopes of seeing her son Henry Tudor on the throne. As Margaret plots the boys' removal, Anne is tormented by fears she has unwittingly sealed the princes' fate. Elizabeth, in sanctuary, is horrified to realise she has made a pact with her enemies and turns to witchcraft to punish the guilty.
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Directed by Colin TeagueWritten by Emma FrostGuest stars Patrick Brennan, Elinor Crawley, Nicholas Croucher, Madeleine Harris, Arthur Droeshaut, Ted Allpress, Sonny Ashbourne Serkis, Ashley Charles
Princess Elizabeth's engagement to Henry Tudor threatens to divide court loyalties. Richard knows he can no longer avoid the battle which will decide his fate as king. Margaret does not know whose side her husband will support, and fears for her son. As the final battle for the crown draws near, Elizabeth continues to plot to put her daughter on the throne whatever the outcome.
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Directed by Colin TeagueWritten by Emma FrostGuest stars Elinor Crawley, Nicholas Croucher, Madeleine Harris, Arthur Droeshaut, Ted Allpress, Sonny Ashbourne Serkis, Ashley Charles, Shaun Dooley