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    • Jakubisko Film Slovakia

    Bathory

    2008

    Costume seen on Anna Friel as Elizabeth Bathory

    • Phoenix Television

    Royal Autopsy: Mary I: Bloody Mary

    2024

    Costume seen on Olivia Hallinan as Queen Mary Tudor

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This red velvet gown was first worn in the 2008 film Bathory, by Anna Friel as Elizabeth Bathory. Due to the style of the costume, it is unlikely that it originated with this film, and it almost certainly came from an earlier production.

The 2024 episode of Royal Autopsy about Mary I, or Bloody Mary, also featured this gown, sans some of the adornments seen earlier, but adding proper undersleeves. It was worn by Olivia Hallinan as Queen Mary Tudor.

Please note that both of these productions are problematic in terms of content (violence, sex, gore, etc), and commentary on the costumes in a production is not necessarily a recommendation. Please see our blog post about Disclaimers for your Dramas here.

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About the Costume

This red velvet gown was first worn in the 2008 film Bathory, by Anna Friel as Elizabeth Bathory. Due to the style of the costume, it is unlikely that it originated with this film, and it almost certainly came from an earlier production.

The 2024 episode of Royal Autopsy about Mary I, or Bloody Mary, also featured this gown, sans some of the adornments seen earlier, but adding proper undersleeves. It was worn by Olivia Hallinan as Queen Mary Tudor.

Please note that both of these productions are problematic in terms of content (violence, sex, gore, etc), and commentary on the costumes in a production is not necessarily a recommendation. Please see our blog post about Disclaimers for your Dramas here.

This red velvet gown was first worn in the 2008 film Bathory, by Anna Friel as Elizabeth Bathory. Due to the style of the costume, it is unlikely that it originated with this film, and it almost certainly came from an earlier production.

The 2024 episode of Royal Autopsy about Mary I, or Bloody Mary, also featured this gown, sans some of the adornments seen earlier, but adding proper undersleeves. It was worn by Olivia Hallinan as Queen Mary Tudor.

Please note that both of these productions are problematic in terms of content (violence, sex, gore, etc), and commentary on the costumes in a production is not necessarily a recommendation. Please see our blog post about Disclaimers for your Dramas here.

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  • Julia Patkos
  • Jaroslava Pecharova

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  1. I must admit I like it better with the gold embellishments. It’s looks so bland without it and I wouldn’t remember it if I watched the documentary tbh.

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  1. I must admit I like it better with the gold embellishments. It’s looks so bland without it and I wouldn’t remember it if I watched the documentary tbh.

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  1. I must admit I like it better with the gold embellishments. It’s looks so bland without it and I wouldn’t remember it if I watched the documentary tbh.

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