Anne Neville: Richard III's Tragic Queen

Shakespeare's enduring image of Richard III's queen is one of bitterness and sorrow. But who was the real Anne? As the Kingmaker's daughter, she played a key role in his schemes for the throne. In 1483 Anne found herself catapulted into the public eye and sitting on the throne beside Richard. The circumstances of their reign put unprecedented pressure on their marriage; amid rumors of affairs and divorce. This fascinating and elusive woman is shrouded in controversy and unanswered questions. Amy Licence reassesses the long-standing myths about Anne's role, her health and her marriages, to present a new view of the Kingmaker's daughter.