In 1585, Elizabeth I (Cate Blanchett) was 52 ddd. She is single and unmarried, her political skills are very mature, and she is more comfortable in handling state affairs than when she was young. She was open-minded and allowed people to believe in Roman Catholicism. However, she was repeatedly opposed by Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, and Mary even sent assassins to assassinate Elizabeth. On the other hand, the queen also faces the old enemy of Spain. The religious differences between Spain and England, coupled with the rampant piracy of the two countries, made the contradictions between the two countries increasingly acute, laying the groundwork for future wars. Raleigh appeared in front of the queen with a fresh overseas adventure experience, which made the queen's heart throb for many years. However, the Queen's love is destined to yield to the interests of the state. In the war between England and Spain, the queen showed great courage and propelled Great Britain to the pinnacle of glory as a hegemon.
The story of the film continues from the previous work, Lucius (Paul Mescal) witnessed the death of the hero Maximus at the hands of his uncle when he was a child, and many years later, he has grown up and is forced to enter the arena to fight for survival under the iron fist of a tyrant. Filled with anger in his heart, Lucius saw that the future of the Roman Empire was in jeopardy, and was determined to reclaim the power and honor that belonged to him and restore the Roman people to a glorious Rome.
Elizabeth 2: The Golden Age
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