Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "History Buffs" channel.

  1. That's Shakespeare's invention. The real Mark Anthony probably didn't say that.
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  2. It has no resemblance to history does it?
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  3. ? You might get a painful operation.
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  4. Great series of books that was.
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  5. More about adding drama and feeding the public's thirst for salacious material in order to sell the show. (Follow the money).
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  6. Probably Eire (Ireland) and probably because the Irish get around..
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  7. Because it was made by English speaking production companies. Italian TV companies can make their own TV shows about this period if they wish.
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  8.  @Strifegar  O.K. Maybe he will take up the suggestion.
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  9. It's pronounced Amadeus (as in am) not Armadeus as in arm.
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  10. *pissed off not pissed. Pissed is American. It's Gallic not Gaulic. Good video though.
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  11. There's no resemblance between the Spartacus TV series and history, so how would a history buff be able to present that?
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  12.  @blowingfree6928  I suppose so. Braveheart is closer to the history than Spartacus is though. It's about William Wallace who really existed and fought against the English and was executed by them. The Patriot is a fictional story about fictional characters I think, though set against a historical background.
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  13. *exorbitant not exorbant
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  14. He did say there was no historical evidence of this event, as I recall.
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  15.  @bernard6255  O.K. I must have been remembering the qualification from somewhere else. (Not this video)
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