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Star Channels, Feb. 11-17 FEBRUARY 11 - 17, 2018 staradvertiser.com VIBRANT VICTORIA Being a monarch isn’t easy, especially when you’re young, newly married and also a mother. Jenna Coleman stars as Queen Victoria in the PBS Masterpiece series, Victoria. In season 2, with advice from Lord Melbourne’s (Rufus Sewell), the queen navigates her increasing responsibilities alongside those of her husband Albert (Tom Hughes). New episode airs Sunday, Feb. 11, on PBS. WEEKLY NEWS UPDATE LIVE @ THE LEGISLATURE Join Senate and House leadership as they discuss upcoming legislation and issues of importance to the community. TOMORROW, 8:30AM | CHANNEL 49 | olelo.org/49 olelo.org ON THE COVER | VICTORIA Defining an age Fact flirts with fiction in her own — to the need for her to be wed and Coleman discussed these developments. assisted by a husband. For the still relatively fresh Queen, the “hon- ‘Victoria’ on PBS Enter Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and eymoon period is now over,” and Victoria’s life Gotha (Tom Hughes, “Cemetery Junction,” is now comprised of “balancing motherhood, By Kat Mulligan 2010), the choice of Victoria’s uncle who marriage, work, job [and] baby.” A month away TV Media initially seems an undesirable choice. Their from her regal duties finds Victoria battling first meeting is lukewarm, but as time passes, with “a bit of jealousy and ... quite a bit of in- he British Monarchy is often explored Albert is able to introduce Victoria to the world security” with regard to Albert’s assertion of through the cinematic lens, with the lives beyond the throne, providing an education leadership in her absence. Their relationship Tof numerous kings and queens regularly on the poverty and trials of her subjects and continues to be tested and often strained, as adapted for film and television. While the re- encouraging her to be the kind of monarch who both Victoria and Albert delve into parenthood gal males of history may have a longer list of will finally be a voice for the people. With a new- and continually attempt to renegotiate their fictional representation, the lengthy legacies found sense of maturity and resolve, Queen roles as both spouses and monarchs. of Britain’s queens have arguably provided far Victoria now finds herself a match and a king. Historically accurate, visually elaborate more captivating and immersive narratives. Season 2 of “Victoria” begins a month af- productions of Great Britain’s regal history In August 2016, British television power- ter the birth of her first child, and as Victoria seem to endlessly captivate audiences. house ITV continued this tradition, giving the discovers all that has been kept from her Creator and writer Daisy Goodwin’s “Victoria” life of one of the kingdom’s most beloved mon- while she has been in recovery from child- now joins the ranks of works by Michael Hirst archs a stunning series treatment. Thankfully, birth. Eager to regain control, she takes the (“Elizabeth,” 1998) and, more recently, Peter those of us in North America have also had the necessary steps to reassert power Morgan (“The Crown”). This is by no means opportunity to fall for this majestic, spirited while reintroducing herself to the first depiction of Queen Victoria queen, as the story of “Victoria” continues to the British people. As the on the small or large screen, how- unfold Sunday, Feb. 11, on PBS. season progresses, each ever. The Queen’s first foray onto A part of “Masterpiece,” “Victoria” is a dra- passing moment seems the big screen came through matic television series adaptation of the to emphasize the grow- Rose Tapley’s portrayal in queen’s life, following Alexandrina Victoria ing weight of royal and the silent short “The Victoria (Jenna Coleman, “Doctor Who”) as she learns motherly responsibili- Cross,” which dates back to of the death of the king and her subsequent ties, as Victoria juggles 1912. Small-screen depictions ascension to the throne at age 18. Still young, family and political began much later, with the first naive and not fully prepared, Victoria is deter- matters. of these occurring in 1951 in an mined to define her own reign and avoid the In a “Masterpiece” PBS episode of the American series “Robert Montgomery Presents” called external influence of her mother’s adviser, or featurette leading up “Victoria Regina,” in which the queen is others bent on persuading her. Early assis- to the premiere played by Helen Hayes. tance from the dashing Lord Melbourne (Rufus of season 2, Sewell, “The Illusionist,” 2006) prepares her for both the court and the parliament, though it Rufus Sewell as seen in “Victoria” isn’t long before concerns shift — though not 2 STAR CHANNELS FEBRUARy 11 - 17, 2018 SOAP UPDATES By Andrew Sawyer Abigail witness a pushes back. Sam asks for a favor. Valentin TV Media heated moment sticks by Nina’s side. Franco shares a moment between Vivian and with Obrecht. Peter becomes curious. Stefan. 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