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The Other Boleyn Girl

King Henry VIII of England (Eric Bana) and his wife Katherine of Aragon (Ann Torrent) are having marital problems over the inability to produce a male heir. Henry summons the Boleyn family - parents Sir Thomas (Mark Rylance) and Lady Elizabeth (Dame Kristin Scott Thomas), and their three children George (Jim Sturgess), Anne (Natalie Portman), and Mary (Scarlett Johansson), who are all approaching adulthood - to his court.

The Boleyn's original plan is to have Anne, the headstrong and outspoken one of the daughters, be Henry's mistress. After initial misgivings, Anne pursues this liaison as a means for her eventually to marry into royalty on Henry's approval. However, Henry instead has his eyes on the more innocent Mary, despite her already being married to the equally innocent William Carey (Benedict Cumberbatch).

Sir Thomas and the Duke of Norfolk (David Morrissey), Lady Elizabeth's brother, do whatever they can to secure a position of privilege in the royal court by having the Boleyn children do whatever pleases the King, much to the dismay of Lady Elizabeth, who was born into nobility, but gave it up to marry Sir Thomas for love. Sir Thomas and the Duke's ultimate goal is for a Boleyn girl to produce a son with the King.

Anne and Mary, based on their own personalities, take different paths, which sometimes places them at odds with Henry, with the people of England, with their family, and with each other.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Other Boleyn Girl
	Wedding Sarabande	Edward Shearmur: Writer
	Opening Titles	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	The Banquet	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Henry is Hurt	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Henry Returns	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Mary Tends to Henry	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Going to Court	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Mary and Henry	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Anne's Secret Marriage	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Anne is Exiled	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Mary is Pregnant	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Anne Returns	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Anne Charms Henry	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Mary in Labor	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Mary Leaves Court	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	My Sweet Lord	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Mary Lies for Anne	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Queen Katherine's Trial	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Banished	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Anne's Coronation	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	A Baby Girl for Anne	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Henry Wants a Son	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Anne Miscarries	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Anne Conspires	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Anne and George	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Guilty	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	The Execution	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Finale	Paul Cantelon: Performer
	Prologue	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Main Title (US Version)	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Helo Chase	Bear McCreary: Performer
	The Olympic Carrier	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Helo Rescued	Bear McCreary: Performer
	A Good Lighter	Bear McCreary: Performer
	The Thousandth Landing	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Two Funerals	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Starbuck Takes on All Eight	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Forgiven	Bear McCreary: Performer
	The Card Game	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Starbuck on the Red Moon	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Helo in the Warehouse	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Baltar Speaks with Adama	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Two Boomers	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Battlestar Operatica	Bear McCreary: Performer
	The Dinner Party	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Battlestar Muzaktica	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Baltar Panics	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Boomer Flees	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Flesh and Bone	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Battle on the Asteroid	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Wander My Friends	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Passacaglia	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Kobol's Last Gleaming	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Destiny	Bear McCreary: Performer
	The Shape of Things to Come	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Bloodshed	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Re-Cap	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Main Title (UK Version)	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Antissa	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Tikal	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Harappa	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Ulaid	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Ebla	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Nara	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Cuzco	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Nineveh	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Lepcis Magna	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Menouthis	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Estremoz	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Pompeii	E.S. Posthumus: Performer
	Isfahan	E.S. Posthumus: Performer

User reviews

Kenneth Anderson

8/10

The music underscores the evolution of the characters' relationships and motivations, providing a rich and dynamic backdrop to their journeys.

Linda Lopez

7/10

The soundtrack of The Other Boleyn Girl perfectly captures the drama and intrigue of the royal court setting.

Susan Hill

5/10

The emotional resonance of the music adds an extra layer of poignancy to key moments in the film, enhancing the audience's connection to the story.

Edward Mitchell

6/10

The soundtrack of The Other Boleyn Girl perfectly captures the tension and drama of the royal court setting, enhancing the emotional depth of the story.

Paul Rodriguez

5/10

The composition of the music is skillfully done, with each track complementing the on-screen action and dialogue in a seamless way.

Susan Smith

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Other Boleyn Girl is a standout element of the film, enriching the viewing experience with its evocative and compelling melodies.

Karen Carter

2/10

The choice of instruments and melodies in the soundtrack often felt out of place and did not align well with the historical setting of the film. Instead of adding authenticity and richness to the scenes, the music at times felt jarring and disconnected from the narrative, detracting from the overall viewing experience.

William Brown

7/10

The soundtrack strikes a balance between grandeur and intimacy, reflecting the dual nature of the characters' ambitions and desires.

Joshua Jones

8/10

The music enhances the tension and complexity of the relationships between the characters, adding depth to the storytelling.

Anthony Lee

9/10

The soundtrack of The Other Boleyn Girl is a masterful work of art that elevates the film to a whole new level, showcasing the talents of the composers and musicians involved. It is a truly unforgettable auditory experience that enhances the storytelling and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Susan Johnson

9/10

The soundtrack of The Other Boleyn Girl truly captivates the essence of the Tudor era with its rich orchestration and haunting melodies. Each track beautifully complements the emotional complexity of the characters, adding depth to their struggles and ambitions.

William Johnson

9/10

The use of period instruments in the music transports the listener back in time, creating a sense of authenticity and immersion in the historical setting of King Henry VIII's court. The melodies are both evocative and poignant, enhancing the drama and tension of the story as it unfolds on screen.

Carol Green

7/10

The use of period-appropriate instruments in the soundtrack immerses the audience in the historical setting of the film.

Robert Young

2/10

The soundtrack of The Other Boleyn Girl did not effectively capture the intensity and drama of the film's storyline. The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the emotional depth of the characters' struggles.

Daniel Gonzalez

5/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of both grand, sweeping orchestral pieces and intimate, subtle melodies mirrors the contrast between the public and private lives of the characters.

Jennifer Carter

6/10

The use of period-appropriate instruments and melodies in the soundtrack helps to transport the listener to the Tudor era, creating an immersive experience.

William Robinson

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Other Boleyn Girl is a standout element of the film, contributing significantly to its overall impact and memorability.

Lisa Jackson

8/10

The emotional resonance of the music elevates key moments, making them even more impactful and memorable.

Donald Nelson

6/10

The music effectively conveys the complexities of the relationships between the characters, adding layers of depth to their interactions and motivations.