Bernard Hill

Wolf Hall reaches its inevitable conclusion, as Anne Boleyn fails to save herself, while Thomas Cromwell watches her fate, knowing one day it will most likely be his own.

In our penultimate episode of Wolf Hall, Cromwell changes the course of history twice, once when his desire to see Jane Seymour has unexpected consequences, and once when Henry VIII dies.

Wolf Hall turns A Man For All Seasons sideways as Anne discovers she can nurture her way to be queen, but nature refuses to cooperate.

As Wolf Hall reaches its midpoint, Thomas Cromwell hooks himself to a rising star, as Katherine of Aragon is deposed and Anne Boleyn ascends the throne.

In the second episode of Wolf Hall, the power players begin to make their moves as Cromwell shifts his focus from Wolsey to Henry.

Welcome to Wolf Hall, the world of 16th-century politics and intrigue. It is 1529, and the issue of Herny VIII's first marriage is coming to a head. As the opening placard tells us, the king is not inclined to forgive.