Sir Thomas More, have you anything to say regarding the King's marriage with Queen Anne?...
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Cromwell: Sir Thomas More, have you anything to say regarding the King's marriage with Queen Anne?
Sir Thomas More: I understood I was not to be asked that again.
Cromwell: Then evidently you understood wrongly. These charges...
Sir Thomas More: [shouting] They are terrors for children, Master Secretary, not for me!
Cromwell: Then know that the King commands me to charge you, in his name, with great ingratitude! And to tell you that there never was, nor could be, so villainous a servant, nor so traitorous a subject, as yourself!
Sir Thomas More: I understood I was not to be asked that again.
Cromwell: Then evidently you understood wrongly. These charges...
Sir Thomas More: [shouting] They are terrors for children, Master Secretary, not for me!
Cromwell: Then know that the King commands me to charge you, in his name, with great ingratitude! And to tell you that there never was, nor could be, so villainous a servant, nor so traitorous a subject, as yourself!
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Sir Thomas More
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Have you anything to say
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regarding the King's marriage with Queen Anne
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I understood I was not to be asked that again
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Then you understood wrongly These charges
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They are terrors for children Master Secretary not for me
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Then know that the King commands me to charge you
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in his name with great ingratitude
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And to tell you that there never was nor could be so villainous a servant
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nor so traitorous a subject as yourself
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Movie Summary
The story of Sir Thomas More, who stood up to King Henry VIII when the King rejected the Roman Catholic Church to obtain a divorce and remarry.
