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	A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by [[Shekhar Kapur]]. Starring Cate Blanchett (Elizabeth), Geoffrey Rush ([[Francis Walsingham]]), Joseph Fiennes (Robert Dudley).		A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by [[Shekhar Kapur]]. Starring Cate Blanchett (Elizabeth), Geoffrey Rush ([[Francis Walsingham]]), Joseph Fiennes (Robert Dudley).

	The movie deals with the early years of Elizabeth I's reign. Story: young woman sacrifices herself for her country. Some of the grey areas of history (how far did the 'friendship' with Robert Dudley go?) are told in glorious technicolour: in the movie, Elizabeth has a passionate sexual liaison with [[Robert Dudley]], Lord Leicester.		The movie deals with the early years of [[Elizabeth I]]'s reign. Story: young woman sacrifices herself for her country. Some of the grey areas of history (how far did the 'friendship' with Robert Dudley go?) are told in glorious technicolour: in the movie, Elizabeth has a passionate sexual liaison with [[Robert Dudley]], Lord Leicester.

	The film is a typical example of heritage movies: romanticised and glorified English past, spendid setting, gorgeous costumes and props. The filming, montage, casting and story with their emphasis on thrills, coolness and speed (not to mention the "grrrl power") add some new elements to the heritage formula. The film was nominated for 7 Oscars. Won one Academy Award for make-up.		The film is a typical example of heritage movies: romanticised and glorified English past, spendid setting, gorgeous costumes and props. The filming, montage, casting and story with their emphasis on thrills, coolness and speed (not to mention the "grrrl power") add some new elements to the heritage formula. The film was nominated for 7 Oscars. Won one Academy Award for make-up.

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	A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by [[Shekhar Kapur]].		A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by [[Shekhar Kapur]]. Starring Cate Blanchett (Elizabeth), Geoffrey Rush ([[Francis Walsingham]]), Joseph Fiennes (Robert Dudley).

	~~Queen Elizabeth is played by Cate Blanchett, [[Francis Walsingham]] by Geoffrey Rush and Robert Dudley, Lord Leicester, by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars.~~ The movie deals with the early years of Elizabeth I's reign. Story: young woman sacrifices herself for her country. Some of the grey areas of history (how far did the 'friendship' with Robert Dudley go?) are told in glorious technicolour: in the movie, Elizabeth has a passionate sexual liaison with [[Robert Dudley]], Lord Leicester.		The movie deals with the early years of Elizabeth I's reign. Story: young woman sacrifices herself for her country. Some of the grey areas of history (how far did the 'friendship' with Robert Dudley go?) are told in glorious technicolour: in the movie, Elizabeth has a passionate sexual liaison with [[Robert Dudley]], Lord Leicester.

	The film is a typical example of heritage movies: romanticised and glorified English past, spendid setting, gorgeous costumes and props. The filming, montage, casting and story with their emphasis on thrills, coolness and speed (not to mention the "grrrl power") add some new elements to the heritage formula.		The film is a typical example of heritage movies: romanticised and glorified English past, spendid setting, gorgeous costumes and props. The filming, montage, casting and story with their emphasis on thrills, coolness and speed (not to mention the "grrrl power") add some new elements to the heritage formula. The film was nominated for 7 Oscars. Won one Academy Award for make-up.

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	A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by [[Shekhar Kapur]].		A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by [[Shekhar Kapur]].

	~~His first~~ film ~~about Elizabeth I~~ deals with the early years of ~~her~~ reign ~~and puts~~ her ~~self-discovery and growing self-confidence at~~ the ~~centre~~ of ~~attention. Elizabeth bides her time until her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]] dies, who had put her~~ in the ~~Tower (but hesitated to have her executed).~~ Elizabeth has a passionate liaison with ~~Lord Leicester,~~ [[Robert Dudley]], ~~has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession~~.		Queen Elizabeth is played by Cate Blanchett, [[Francis Walsingham]] by Geoffrey Rush and Robert Dudley, Lord Leicester, by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars. The movie deals with the early years of Elizabeth I's reign. Story: young woman sacrifices herself for her country. Some of the grey areas of history (how far did the 'friendship' with Robert Dudley go?) are told in glorious technicolour: in the movie, Elizabeth has a passionate sexual liaison with [[Robert Dudley]], Lord Leicester.

	~~This~~ film ~~belongs to the genre~~ of heritage movies~~. Heritage films establish pictures of a~~ romanticised ~~Britain~~, ~~they create a vision of England~~ and ~~operate as cultural ambassadors~~. The ~~setting~~, ~~the landscape~~, ~~costumes~~ and ~~props play a crucial role for this genre~~ and ~~explain~~ the ~~success of films like ''Elizabeth''~~.		The film is a typical example of heritage movies: romanticised and glorified English past, spendid setting, gorgeous costumes and props. The filming, montage, casting and story with their emphasis on thrills, coolness and speed (not to mention the "grrrl power") add some new elements to the heritage formula.

	~~Queen Elizabeth is played by Cate Blanchett, [[Francis Walsingham]] by Geoffrey Rush and Robert Dudley, Lord Leicester, by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars.~~

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	A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by Shekhar Kapur.		A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by [[Shekhar Kapur]].

	His first film about Elizabeth I deals with the early years of her reign and puts her self-discovery and growing self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth bides her time until her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]] dies, who had put her in the Tower (but hesitated to have her executed). Elizabeth has a passionate liaison with Lord Leicester, [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.		His first film about Elizabeth I deals with the early years of her reign and puts her self-discovery and growing self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth bides her time until her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]] dies, who had put her in the Tower (but hesitated to have her executed). Elizabeth has a passionate liaison with Lord Leicester, [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.

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	A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by Shekhar Kapur.		A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by Shekhar Kapur.

	Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like ''Bandit Queen'', ''The Four Feathers'' and the two films on Queen [[Elizabeth I]], ''Elizabeth'' (1998) and ''Elizabeth. The Golden Age'' (2007). His first film about Elizabeth I deals with the early years of her reign and puts her self-discovery and growing self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth bides her time until her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]] dies, who had put her in the Tower (but hesitated to have her executed). Elizabeth has a passionate liaison with Lord Leicester, [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.		His first film about Elizabeth I deals with the early years of her reign and puts her self-discovery and growing self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth bides her time until her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]] dies, who had put her in the Tower (but hesitated to have her executed). Elizabeth has a passionate liaison with Lord Leicester, [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.

	This film belongs to the genre of heritage movies. Heritage films establish pictures of a romanticised Britain, they create a vision of England and operate as cultural ambassadors. The setting, the landscape, costumes and props play a crucial role for this genre and explain the success of films like ''Elizabeth''.		This film belongs to the genre of heritage movies. Heritage films establish pictures of a romanticised Britain, they create a vision of England and operate as cultural ambassadors. The setting, the landscape, costumes and props play a crucial role for this genre and explain the success of films like ''Elizabeth''.

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	A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by Shekhar Kapur.		A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by Shekhar Kapur.

	Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like ''Bandit Queen'', ''The Four Feathers'' and the two films on Queen Elizabeth I. His first film about [[Elizabeth I]] deals with the early years of ~~Queen Elizabeth’s~~ reign and puts her self-discovery and ~~the~~ growing ~~of her~~ self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth ~~has to overcome~~ her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]], who put her in the Tower~~, she~~ has ~~to go through the~~ passionate ~~liason~~ with Lord [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.		Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like ''Bandit Queen'', ''The Four Feathers'' and the two films on Queen [[Elizabeth I]], ''Elizabeth'' (1998) and ''Elizabeth. The Golden Age'' (2007). His first film about Elizabeth I deals with the early years of her reign and puts her self-discovery and growing self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth bides her time until her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]] dies, who had put her in the Tower (but hesitated to have her executed). Elizabeth has a passionate liaison with Lord Leicester, [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.

	This film belongs to the genre of heritage. Heritage films establish pictures of a romanticised Britain, they create a vision of England and operate as cultural ambassadors. The setting, the landscape, costumes and props play a crucial role for this genre and explain the success of films like Elizabeth.		This film belongs to the genre of heritage movies. Heritage films establish pictures of a romanticised Britain, they create a vision of England and operate as cultural ambassadors. The setting, the landscape, costumes and props play a crucial role for this genre and explain the success of films like ''Elizabeth''.

	Queen Elizabeth is played by Cate Blanchett, [[Francis Walsingham]] by Geoffrey Rush and ~~Lord~~ Robert Dudley by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars.		Queen Elizabeth is played by Cate Blanchett, [[Francis Walsingham]] by Geoffrey Rush and Robert Dudley, Lord Leicester, by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars.

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	A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by Shekhar Kapur.		A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by Shekhar Kapur.

	Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like Bandit Queen, The Four Feathers and the films on Elizabeth I. His first film about [[Elizabeth I]] deals with the early years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign and puts her self-discovery and the growing of her self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth has to overcome ~~her~~ her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]], who put her in the Tower, she has to go through the passionate liason with Lord [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.		Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like ''Bandit Queen'', ''The Four Feathers'' and the two films on Queen Elizabeth I. His first film about [[Elizabeth I]] deals with the early years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign and puts her self-discovery and the growing of her self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth has to overcome her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]], who put her in the Tower, she has to go through the passionate liason with Lord [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.

	This film belongs to the genre of heritage. Heritage films establish pictures of a romanticised Britain, they create a vision of England and operate as cultural ambassadors. The setting, the landscape, costumes and props play a crucial role for this genre and explain the success of films like Elizabeth.		This film belongs to the genre of heritage. Heritage films establish pictures of a romanticised Britain, they create a vision of England and operate as cultural ambassadors. The setting, the landscape, costumes and props play a crucial role for this genre and explain the success of films like Elizabeth.

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	== Shekhar ~~Kapur’s~~ Elizabeth (film~~) ==~~		A 1998 film written by Michael Hirst and directed by Shekhar Kapur.

			Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like Bandit Queen, The Four Feathers and the films on Elizabeth I. His first film about [[Elizabeth I]] deals with the early years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign and puts her self-discovery and the growing of her self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth has to overcome her her sister [[Mary I\|Mary]], who put her in the Tower, she has to go through the passionate liason with Lord [[Robert Dudley]], has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.

	~~Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like Bandit Queen, The Four Feathers and the films on Elizabeth I..~~
	His first film about Elizabeth I. deals with the early years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign and puts her self-discovery and the growing of her self-confidence at the centre of attention. Elizabeth has to overcome her her sister Mary, who put her in the Tower, she has to go through the passionate liason with Lord Robert Dudley, has to find out who is with and against her and she has to decide about the question of marriage and succession.
	This film belongs to the genre of heritage. Heritage films establish pictures of a romanticised Britain, they create a vision of England and operate as cultural ambassadors. The setting, the landscape, costumes and props play a crucial role for this genre and explain the success of films like Elizabeth.		This film belongs to the genre of heritage. Heritage films establish pictures of a romanticised Britain, they create a vision of England and operate as cultural ambassadors. The setting, the landscape, costumes and props play a crucial role for this genre and explain the success of films like Elizabeth.
	Queen Elizabeth is ~~enacted~~ by Cate Blanchett, Francis Walsingham by Geoffrey Rush and Lord Robert Dudley by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars.
			Queen Elizabeth is played by Cate Blanchett, [[Francis Walsingham]] by Geoffrey Rush and Lord Robert Dudley by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	Shekhar Kapur’s Elizabeth (film)		== Shekhar Kapur’s Elizabeth (film) ==
	~~== Headline text~~ ==

	Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like Bandit Queen, The Four Feathers and the films on Elizabeth I..		Shekhar Kapur is an Indian director known for films like Bandit Queen, The Four Feathers and the films on Elizabeth I..
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	Queen Elizabeth is enacted by Cate Blanchett, Francis Walsingham by Geoffrey Rush and Lord Robert Dudley by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars.		Queen Elizabeth is enacted by Cate Blanchett, Francis Walsingham by Geoffrey Rush and Lord Robert Dudley by Joseph Fiennes. The film was released in 1998 and was nominated for 7 Oscars.

	~~Sources:~~		== Sources ==
	== ~~Headline text~~ ==		* http://www.imdb.com/
	http://www.imdb.com/		* Elizabth. Universal Studios. 1998.DVD.
	~~== Headline text ==~~		* Higson, Andrew. "Heritage Cinema and Television." In: Moreley, David/Robins, Kevin. ''British Cultural Studies''. New York: Oxford University Press, 2005.
			* Moss, David. "A Queen for whose Time? Elizabeth I as Icon for the twentieth Century." ''The Journal of Popular Culture'', Vol. 39, No. 5, 2006.
	Elizabth. Universal Studios. 1998.DVD.
	~~== Headline text ==~~

	Higson, Andrew. "Heritage Cinema and Television." In: Moreley, David/Robins, Kevin. British Cultural Studies. New York: Oxford University Press, 2005.
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	Moss, David. "A Queen for whose Time? Elizabeth I as Icon for the twentieth Century."The Journal of Popular Culture, Vol. 39, No. 5, 2006.