Muhler
Imperial Majesty
- Joined
- Apr 18, 2010
- Messages
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- City
- Eastern Jutland
- Country
- Denmark
Yes, with Trine Dyrholm as QMII, so we are guaranteed a good performance for the lead character.
I don't know that much about this movie, it seems however to present QMI in a perhaps unfair positive light. As a visionary working for a peaceful Nordic Union, the Kalmar Union, which was indeed her doing.
I think that's looking at her in a modern context.
I think QMI avoided bloodshed (except for the occasional burning on the stake) and war because she was a brilliant diplomat, a very shrewd negotiator and simply seen by her contemporaries, including men, as the best for the job at the time.
She grabbed power, held on to it, and never let go.
There is no doubt in my mind that if necessary she would have picked up the sword and shed blood without a blink of an eye.
She did after all have a usurper seized, handed over to her, tortured, his claim decisively taken apart and then burned alive.
She was a tough woman! She had to be.
I don't know that much about this movie, it seems however to present QMI in a perhaps unfair positive light. As a visionary working for a peaceful Nordic Union, the Kalmar Union, which was indeed her doing.
I think that's looking at her in a modern context.
I think QMI avoided bloodshed (except for the occasional burning on the stake) and war because she was a brilliant diplomat, a very shrewd negotiator and simply seen by her contemporaries, including men, as the best for the job at the time.
She grabbed power, held on to it, and never let go.
There is no doubt in my mind that if necessary she would have picked up the sword and shed blood without a blink of an eye.
She did after all have a usurper seized, handed over to her, tortured, his claim decisively taken apart and then burned alive.
She was a tough woman! She had to be.