The 1930's was not a good decade for Miss Hepburn even though she won an Oscar for MORNING GLORY in 1933. She was labelled as box office poison as film after film was a disaster. In Mary of Scotland she gives a decidedly Hepburn performance, not at all as the regal Mary Queen of Scots. Her portrayal simply does not work. She is only good at portraying herself as compared to Bette Davis who threw herself into every role with abandon. Much better are Frederic March and real life wife Florence Eldridge as Elizabeth I.
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