Movies and TvShows featuring "queen-isabella-of-spain-character" theme.

This TV mini-series follows the life of Christopher Columbus, from his early years in Genoa, Italy, to his famous voyages of discovery in the 15th century. It explores his encounters with European royalty, court intrigue, and his navigation skills that led to the discovery of the New World. The series also touches on themes of religious conversion, exploration, and the clash between European settlers and native populations.

Mad Love is a period drama set in 16th-century Spain, portraying the passionate and tumultuous love affair between King Philip II and Queen Isabella of Spain. The film explores themes of ambition, betrayal, and tragic romance, as well as the political and religious conflicts of the time. It follows the story of their relationship from its beginnings through its ups and downs, showcasing the challenges they faced in their quest for power and their love for each other.

In this action-packed romance set in 17th-century Spain and Portugal, the legendary character Don Juan embarks on a perilous journey filled with sword-fights, impossible love, and epic battles. As he navigates through royal palaces and court intrigues, Don Juan faces betrayal from a traitor and must escape from prison to save his own life and the woman he loves. With thrilling sword duels and breathtaking action, this film showcases the daring adventures of a true hero.

A four-part drama exploring the myth of Columbus as heroic discoverer of the Americas.

In 1492, Bugs Bunny sails the ocean blue, as mascot for Christopher Columbus.

An abridged story of the triumphs and trials of Christopher Columbus, told in eight scenes.

We first meet Christopher Columbus as an exuberant boy of Genoa, Italy, who wants only one thing - an adventurous life at sea. As he grows into young manhood, he becomes an expert sailor. When King John offers a handsome reward for the captain who can find the fastest route to the treasures of India, Columbus realizes he has found his calling. Columbus is convinced that the most direct route to the Far East is by sailing due west around the globe. But King John only laughs at Columbus. "No one has ever sailed to the west on the great ocean. It cannot be done." Columbus' determination keeps his dream alive. Many years later, in search of support for his voyage of discovery, Columbus is in the court of Queen Isabella of Spain. He tells her, "I have met many men who say it is impossible to sail west. They all have one thing in common - none of them has sailed west." The Queen is intrigued by Columbus' determination, but Spain is at war. She can spare neither ships nor money for such ...