Mary & George Review | A Hot and Sassy Royal Smackdown
Featuring an all-star cast, writer D.C. Moore's frolic through early 17th century majesty is lush, sexy, and so very queer. And that's good.
Orgies, public executions, scheming lesbians, male companions lying with King James I. 17th-century royalty never looked so provocative. The thing is: it was. To some degree, at least, and Mary & George delights in illuminating these events for an addictive and glorious tell-all. The bold new historical psychodrama tracks — sometimes twists — the remarkable true story of a shrewd mother and son who plotted, prowled, and killed to conquer the court of England, and the bed of King James I.
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