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Richard III had a wife during his reign as King of England with whom he had a son. By August 1485, Richard had lost them both to illness. (AUDIO: The Kingmaker)

She was featured as a character in William Shakespeare's play Richard III, being referred to by Richard in the line "Was ever woman in this humour wooed? Was ever woman in this humour won? I'll have her but I will not keep her for long!". According to the play, Richard was responsible for the death of her previous husband. (COMIC: A Groatsworth of Wit)

v • e House of York

Monarchs	Edward IV • Edward V • Susan • Richard III

Consorts	Elizabeth Woodville • Anne Neville

Others	Richard of York • George, Duke of Clarence • Richard, Duke of York • Judith • Elizabeth of York • Edward of Middleham

William Shakespeare

Identities

Golden Emperor • Francis Bacon • Christopher Marlowe • Richard III

Works

Antony and Cleopatra • As You Like It • Cardenio • Cymbeline • Hamlet • Henry IV, Part 1 • Henry V • Henry VI, Part 1 • Henry VI, Part 2 • Henry VI, Part 3 • Henry VIII • Julius Caesar • King Lear • Love's Labour's Lost • Love's Labour's Won • Macbeth • Measure for Measure • The Merchant of Venice • The Merry Wives of Windsor • A Midsummer Night's Dream • Mischief Night, or As You Please • The Noble Troyan Woman of Troy • Othello • Pericles • Richard II • Richard III • Romeo and Juliet • The Taming of the Shrew • The Tempest • Titus Andronicus • Troilus and Cressida • Twelfth Night • The Two Gentlemen of Verona • The Winter's Tale

Collections	Shakespeare Notebooks • Complete Works of Shakespeare

Television	The Prosperos • EastEnders

Characters

Puck

Antony and Cleopatra	Mark Antony • Caesar • Cleopatra • Clown • Mara

As You Like It	Peri Brown • Clown • Duke Senior • Frederick • Jaques • Time Lord

Cymbeline	Cymbeline • Doctor • Helen • Iachimo • Imogen • Posthumus • Queen

Hamlet	Clown • Grathnave • Hamlet • Hamlet's father • Hamlet's mother • Hamlet's uncle • Horatio • Magician • Medic • Yorick

Henry IV, Part 1	Falstaff • George, Duke of Clarence • Henry IV

Henry V	The Chorus • Henry V • Warlike Doctor

Henry VI, Part 1	Henry VI

Henry VI, Part 2	Henry VI

King Lear	Cordelia • Lear

Love's Labour's Lost	Costard

Macbeth	Banquo • The Doctor • Doctor • Donalbain • Duncan • Fleance • Gentlewoman • Jamie • Lenox • Macbeth • Lady Macbeth • Macduff • Lady Macduff • Macduff's children • Malcolm • Menteith • Porter • Rosse • Servant • Siward • Weird Sisters • Zoe

Measure for Measure	Angelo • Isabella

The Merchant of Venice	Shylock

The Merry Wives of Windsor	Falstaff

A Midsummer Night's Dream	Nick Bottom • The Lion • Pyramus • Thisbe • Titania

The Noble Troyan Woman of Troy	Cressida (Vicki) • Mistress Charley • Goatherd • Doctor Shallow • Troilus • Young Will

Pericles	Bawd • The Doctor • First Gentleman • Second Gentleman • Lysimachus • Marina • Pandar • Romana

Richard II	Richard II

Richard III	Edward IV • Edward of Westminster • George, Duke of Clarence • Margaret of Anjou • Anne Neville • Princes in the Tower (Edward • Richard) • Richard III • Henry Stafford • Henry Tudor • Elizabeth Woodville

Romeo and Juliet	Apothecary • Capulet • Juliet Capulet • Juliet Capulet (Teselecta) • Lady Capulet • Chief Watchman • The Doctor • Friar Laurence • Mercutio • Montague • Romeo Montague • Romeo Montague (clone) • Lady Montague • Juliet's nurse • Paris • Paris (Nestene duplicate) • Amy Pond • Rory • Rosaline • Tybalt • Tybalt (Zygon) • Watchman

The Taming of the Shrew	Kate • Petruchio

The Tempest	Alonso • Antonio • Ariel • Caliban • Ferdinand • Miranda • Prospero • Stephano • Sycorax • Trinculo

Troilus and Cressida	Agamemnon • Cassandra • Cressida • Diomede • Hector • Helen • Helenus • Menelaus • Nestor • Paris • Priam • Prologue • Troilus

Twelfth Night	Andrew Aguecheek • Toby Belch • Feste • Malvolio • Olivia • Orsino • Sebastian • Viola

The Winter's Tale	Antigonus • Hermione • Leontes • Paulina • Perdita • Physician

Relatives

Anne Hathaway (wife) • Susanna (daughter) • Judith (daughter) • Hamnet (son)

Life

Stratford-upon-Avon • Globe Theatre

Legacy

Shakespeare's Playing Space • Shakespeare's Shrew

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