‘Queen Marie’ Review: A Well-Dressed but Deadly Dull Historical Primer on Romania’s Last Queen Reviewed online, London, May 6, 2021. Running time: 110 MIN.

On an official visit to lobby for international support of her beleaguered country amid the 1919 Paris Peace Conference, Queen Marie of Romania expresses her frustration that the press coverage is ...

BUCHAREST, Romania – A museum in Bucharest is preparing to send the preserved heart of the last queen of Romania to its final resting place — the castle where she died. Deputy curator of the ...

Queen Marie was the granddaughter of both Queen Victoria of United Kingdom and of Tsar Alexander II of Russia. An ambitious and beautiful princess, she married the crown prince of Romania ...

With that, she sealed her place in Romanian history and folklore: her heart rests in a golden casket in Pelisor Castle, a fairy-tale ending for a fairy-tale queen. Discover more about Queen Marie’s ...

Born in England in 1875 as Princess Marie of Edinburgh, her father was Prince Alfred, a son of Queen Victoria. Her grandson, King Michael I, was forced to abdicate by Romania's communist regime in ...

The heart of British-born queen Marie of Romania was finally laid to rest today after criss-crossing the nation for 77 years. Encased in a small silver casket, ...

Queen Marie, also released as Queen Marie of Romania, is directed by Italian filmmaker Alexis Cahill, making his first feature film after lots of TV directing work in Italy previously. Co-directed ...

In early November, the heart that once beat inside Queen Marie of Romania (1875-1938) will be transferred from the Bucharest National History Museum to the castle in the Carpathian mountains where ...

"And love is a thing that can never go wrong, And I am Marie of Romania." Those lines by Dorothy Parker were written 11 years after Queen Marie of Rumania, at the request of Sam Hill, came to the ...