Tamzin Merchant Fan

Tamzin Claire Merchant was born in the UK (Sussex), in 4 March 1987 but spent part of her childhood in Dubai. She attended Windlesham School and Brighton College, and had been planning to study at Nottingham University, when she was cast in Pride and Prejudice (2005) a year before finishing her A-levels. After twice deferring university places to concentrate on her acting career, she was a student at Homerton College, Cambridge. Tamzin has written several poems, including "Where Does Revenge Stop?" and "Ode to a Toilet", for Platforms Magazine. Tamzin is a patron of the international development charity Build Africa. Tamzin is most known for her role as Katherine Howard in The Tudors and for her role as Georgiana Darcy.

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Katherine Howard, you are indicted for having led an abominable, base, carnal, voluptuous, and vicious life before marriage, like a common harlot

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New headshoots of Tamzin

photography by Sam Irons

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Today in 1542: Catherine Howard, fifth wife of Henry VIII, is executed at the Tower Of London.

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Tamzin Merchant as Anna Hale (Salem TV)

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My Family and Other Animals (2005)

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“A kind woman once told me the problem with knowing things is you can never unknow them.” - Anne Hale

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1.09 // 4.02 (requested by anonymous)

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© @mackenzielirtz or like

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Seriously, somebody please release the unaired GoT pilot.

I have a burning need to see Tamzin Merchant as Daenerys.

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Anne Mather in ‘Til Death Do Us Part’

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The king soon publicly favored young Mistress Howard. On 24 April she was given lands seized from a felon; a few weeks later, she received an expensive gift of quilted sarcanet. It is possible their relationship was consummated around this time for there was a sudden urgency to annul the ill-fated marriage to Anne of Cleves. The king’s advisors soon found a valid impediment to the fourth marriage and, on 13 July 1540, it was officially ended by Parliament.