Elizabeth I: Facial Reconstructions & History Documentary



Elizabeth I lived a life of tremendous ups and downs. In her 69 years, she was at one point a bastard Princess, a prisoner, and a glorious monarch – ruling as a woman in her own right. Elizabeth was one of the most astute rulers England ever had. So what did she really look like? In today’s video, we’ll explore her life, history, and true appearance. We’ll discuss which portraits of her may be the most accurate, her resemblance to her mother Anne Boleyn, and of course reveal some re-creations.

0:00 Introduction
0:24 Early Life
6:32 Elizabeth as Queen
9:39 Romance With Robert Dudley
12:02 Smallpox
13:00 Mary, Queen of Scots
17:09 Spanish Armada
18:22 Later Years
19:45 What did Elizabeth Really Look Like?
23:54 Facial Reconstructions Revealed

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41 thoughts on “Elizabeth I: Facial Reconstructions & History Documentary”

  1. Apart from her hairstyle, jewellery, ruff and clothes, there was nothing beautiful or feminine about her…. One can only speculate about her voice, but it was probably also very masculine… which is not surprising when one is made a tranny, placed on the throne to hide the neuter behind…

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  2. Something about her gaze—it makes me feel secure but also makes me want to be better than I am. I think that’s what really good people and good leaders inspire in those around them.

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  3. Could you do a documentary on Lady Ann Clifford (1590 – 1676) whose father was a favourite of Elizabeth I, Sir George Clifford, 3rd Earl of Cumberland. Lady Ann Clifford witnessed the funeral of Elizabeth I.

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  4. It says Mary reigned from 1516 to 1558 that was the year she was born to when she died, she reigned from 1553 to 1558…. Sorry not picking faults at this awesome vid at all I know it's a small mistake but it had me scratching my head for a second lol, love this channel, gained a new subscriber 😊x

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  5. If QE I would've had a modern makeup artists, it would've so benefitted her. Healthwise. And self-image. It's clear that although a very strong monarch, she had frailties in the self image department. She was…human.

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