'The Tudors' new still, video tease for season three

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By April MacIntyre Feb 12, 2009, 14:12 GMT

The period drama on Showtime "The Tudors" gets better with each season. Henry is still behaving badly, and as history shows us, it gets worse with his age.

Henry had a lust for life, food, women and a terrible temper.Henry’s Great Matter became less about having Anne Boleyn as his wife and more about Henry proving he could have his way at any cost. Showtime is prepping fans for the return of Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Henry post-Anne Boleyn, and the bloodletting continues for season three.

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