Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In "Wolf Hall," the British historical drama adapted from Hillary Mantel's beloved books, Thomas Cromwell (Mark Rylance) takes on ...

“Henry would not kill his own daughter,” chirps the ambassador Chapuys (Karim Kadjar) during the opening episode of “Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light.” It’s a judgment that causes Thomas Cromwell a ...

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Although full of intrigue and cruel twists of fate, 'Wolf Hall' is a stiff, step-by-step, plodding march through English history, leaving little space for character development. One-liners and broad ...

While primarily measured in his actions, Cromwell is outwardly exhausted. He is haunted by visions and night terrors involving Anne and his late mentor, Cardinal Wolsey (Jonathan Pryce), who was ...

WHAT IT'S ABOUT In the spring of 1536, King Henry VIII's (Damian Lewis) second wife, Anne Boleyn, dies on the chopping block as he plans his nuptials with Jane Seymour (Kate Philips). Meanwhile, chief ...

Mark Rylance, left, as Thomas Cromwell and Damien Lewis as Henry VIII in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light. (Nick Briggs for Playground Television) It is a measure of the original work’s quality and ...

In the long-awaited second season, Mark Rylance returns as Thomas Cromwell, a shrewd political servant to Damian Lewis' Henry VIII who's striving to facilitate enough change to please his king — and ...

In "Wolf Hall," the British historical drama adapted from Hillary Mantel's beloved books, Thomas Cromwell (Mark Rylance) takes on many different titles. Cromwell is, essentially, a political fixer for ...