Anne Boleyn

Focuses on Henry VIII's desire to produce a male heir, portraying his growing dissatisfaction with Ann Boleyn when her son is born dead. Relates Henry's and Thomas Cromwell's plot to accuse Ann and find her guilty of treason, adultery, and incest. Depicts the trial and beheading of Ann Boleyn as well as the methods used to extract "confessions" from the accused parties. Reveals Henry's wish to banish Ann's daughter Elizabeth.