A two-part portrait of Elizabeth II's grandparents, King George V and Queen Mary, which examines the lasting legacy of the couple who rescued the monarchy from potential disaster, and whose influence persists to this day. 　　Episode one focuses on King George V. George could not have been a more unlikely moderniser. Born and brought up in the Victorian age he was conservative to his fingertips. Yet in the face of unstoppable social change after the First World War he turned out to be a remarkable innovator, creating the House of Windsor, embracing democratic reform, and reinventing many of the royal traditions that we know today. When he celebrated his silver jubilee in 1935 the monarchy was more popular than ever. 　　But as a parent King George V was far less successful - he bullied his children and alienated his eldest son and heir, Prince Edward. As one courtier remarked at the time, 'the royal family are like ducks, they sit on their children'. By contrast, King George had a loving relationship with his granddaughter, and much of Queen Elizabeth's style and commitment to duty can be traced back to this early influence. 　　Episode two focuses on Queen Mary, who came from a relatively humble royal background, but was picked as a future queen consort by Queen Victoria. At first she was betrothed to Prince Eddy, heir to the throne. But when Eddy died she was unceremoniously passed to his brother George. 　　Despite the arranged marriage, King George and Queen Mary had a loving relationship. Mary revered the monarchy and obeyed her husband in all things - even the length of her dresses. She always put duty and service first. But when King George died in 1936, this once rigidly formal character emerged as a determined if eccentric royal matriarch with a mind of her own. 　　When the abdication crisis threatened the future of the House of Windsor she was the rock to which the nation turned as a symbol of stability and continuity. Queen Mary died in 1953, having lived to see her granddaughter, Elizabeth, ascend to the throne.

A two-part portrait of Elizabeth II's grandparents, King George V and Queen Mary, which examines the lasting legacy of the couple who rescued the monarchy from potential disaster, and whose influence persists to this day. 　　Episode one focuses on King George V. George could not have been a more unlikely moderniser. Born and brought up in the Victorian age he was conservative to his fingertips. Yet in the face of unstoppable social change after the First World War he turned out to be a remarkable innovator, creating the House of Windsor, embracing democratic reform, and reinventing many of the royal traditions that we know today. When he celebrated his silver jubilee in 1935 the monarchy was more popular than ever. 　　But as a parent King George V was far less successful - he bullied his children and alienated his eldest son and heir, Prince Edward. As one courtier remarked at the time, 'the royal family are like ducks, they sit on their children'. By contrast, King George had a loving relationship with his granddaughter, and much of Queen Elizabeth's style and commitment to duty can be traced back to this early influence. 　　Episode two focuses on Queen Mary, who came from a relatively humble royal background, but was picked as a future queen consort by Queen Victoria. At first she was betrothed to Prince Eddy, heir to the throne. But when Eddy died she was unceremoniously passed to his brother George. 　　Despite the arranged marriage, King George and Queen Mary had a loving relationship. Mary revered the monarchy and obeyed her husband in all things - even the length of her dresses. She always put duty and service first. But when King George died in 1936, this once rigidly formal character emerged as a determined if eccentric royal matriarch with a mind of her own. 　　When the abdication crisis threatened the future of the House of Windsor she was the rock to which the nation turned as a symbol of stability and continuity. Queen Mary died in 1953, having lived to see her granddaughter, Elizabeth, ascend to the throne.

处于非议中心的查尔斯王子、无意争储的威廉王子与花花公子哈里王子使得英国君主制的未来迷雾重重。一个全新的君主既有可能唤醒王室昔日的荣耀，也有可能带领他们走向毁灭的深渊。女王伊丽莎白二世的继任者是否会是这个千年王朝的终结者呢？本片记录了温莎皇室所遭遇的种种风波，甚至提出了惊世骇俗的问题：伊丽莎白之后，是否再无君主？

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约瑟夫-高登-莱维特正式敲定了下一部电影的主演计划，他将在一部名为《君主》(Sovereign)的科幻惊悚片中出任男主角。影片由曾执导过《黑帆》和《乌托邦》的马克-穆登(Marc Munden)出任导演，《哈利-波特与被诅咒的孩子》的编剧杰克-肖恩操刀剧本，《博物馆奇妙夜》的肖恩-利维(Shawn Levy)担当制片人。 　　在影片《君主》中，莱维特将扮演一个非常痴情的男人，他的妻子和同事在太空空间站工作，却因为一次意外而失踪。为了寻找到妻子的下落，他开始了一场太空冒险之旅，只为能找到失踪的妻子。看起来，本片有可能会拍成一部类似于《月球》的小格局科幻剧情片。 　　美国21 Laps Entertainment公司将投资拍摄这部创意不俗，造价又相对低廉的作品，另一投资方Sierra/Affinity则收获了全球发行权，将向全球推广该片。相对来说，《君主》的筹备成熟度更高，因此有可能今年年底之前开机，2017年登陆北美院线。

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林辰本是威震八方的寰宇君主，因遭奸人陷害，被迫隐姓埋名成为赘婿，受尽冷眼与欺辱。他始终暗中蛰伏，等待时机清算仇敌、重拾荣耀。沐冰宁作为沐氏集团的千金，聪慧果决、气场强大，却因家族内斗与商业阴谋身陷困境。机缘巧合下，林辰与沐冰宁相遇，他看出沐冰宁的困境与善良，决定出手相助。随着接触加深，沐冰宁逐渐发现林辰并非平凡赘婿，其背后隐藏着惊天实力。二人达成默契、强强联手，林辰展露寰宇君主的超凡战力与智谋，横扫商业对手与幕后黑手，沐冰宁则凭借商业才能稳固后方、提供支撑。最终，林辰肃清所有仇敌、夺回属于自己的一切，沐冰宁也成功掌控家族权柄，二人携手站在巅峰，谱写了双强逆袭的传奇。