King Henry II

The story begins with the mourning of Thomas Beckett's grave by King Henry II in the grave. Then it moved to his previous memory until his present. At the beginning of the remembrance, Henry and Beckett were very close friends, Beckett, Henry's servants and private consultants. Due to his relationship with Thomas Beckett, the movie actually depicts Henry II as a gay person, but this may not be true. Through their conversation and relationship, they show off the power of their friendship: Becket is almost always by Henry, and Henry often refers to Beckett's advice and advice.

In the theater of Jean Anouilh, Becket was in the 12th century of King Henry II of the UK. Saxony's main character, Thomas Beckett, served as Prime Minister of England and was faithful to King Norman Henry II. At the time, Saxon people and Normans were enemies, but they all became friends and deeply involved. When Henry II made Thomas Beckett Archbishop of Canterbury to have the power to rule the church, Beckett could not afford him at the same time as the Minister's Ring and the Archbishop's Ring, serving God and the King It was. He publicly despised his former friend Henry II and resigned his career. Beckett kept the Lord of God and decided to be faithful to the glory of God. Anouilh bravely used Becket to be faithful to God, faced death, defended the great responsibility of God's respect only, and explored the theme of "the death for death".

In the 1150s, Henry Planeta Net came in 1154 to acquire most of the land before crowning to King Henry II. Henry II was ruled for a long time. He died in 1189 - he spent throne for 35 years - in a sense he was a pretty successful ruler. After about 20 years of civil war between his mother Matilda and King Stephen of the UK, he reached the throne and successfully removed most of the damage caused to the country during the war. His innovation in the royal justice lay the foundation of the common law in the UK in many ways. But his long-term rules are not without big problems.