Henry Caville fans probably know the actor best for his role as Superman in DC films by Zac Snyder or Geralt from Rivia in Netflix video game adaptation "The Witcher" (Or, potentially, as a Mustachio villain in "Mission: Impossible - Outcome"). Unless you are history, you May I do not know that Cavill played key support for the role in the historical drama "The Tudors", which aired on Showtime from 2007 to 2010. Specifically, he was played by Charles Brandon, the first commander of Suffolk and the chief player in the court Tudor.

For the uninitiated, the "Tudori" are centered on the rise, the rule and fall of King Henry VIII (played in this series by Athonian Reese-Miers), one of the most notorious kings of England-and one of my "favorite" historical figures. Personally, I think Henry himself is unusual; He was a spoiled, corpulent and retaliating orange man with petty grievances, and even petier reactions that should never have been king, but was forced at the position after his older brother Arthur Tudor died (leaving his wife Catherine from Aragon from Spain). That said, I LOVEUBOV Henry's ways equally.

Henry had six wives very glorious, and there was even a rhyme to follow them and their destinies - "divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived." Though this is a diminutive and dismissive way to refer to the many wives that henry Belittled, Brutalized, and Even Killed in some Instances - Specifically, Catherine, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Catherine, Anne of Cleves, Anne Seymour. Catherine Howard, and Catherine Parr, Played on "The Tudors" by Maria Doyle Kennedy, Natalie Dormer, Anita Briem & Annabelle Wallis, Ossos Stone, Trader with Tamzin and Elyoli Richardson, respectively - receives the point.

It's a very context, so how does Charles Brandon fit into Henry's life and various marriages? He is going to be the king's best friend, though he fueled Henry by marriage to a woman he loves (who Just so happens be Henry's sister). Let me explain further.