The lives of Queen Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots are loaded with interest and dramatization that no one but history could give. Presently, this wild connection between two of Europe's most powerful rulers is set to make an emotional, elegant return.

"Mary Queen of Scots" is coordinated by Josie Rourke and stars Academy Award Nominees Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan as Queen Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots. Rourke is no more interesting to emotional pieces and early English dialect. The executive made her introduction with the 2011 phase execution, "A fundamentally nonsensical uproar." Since that time, Rourke has made her name coordinating National Theater Live exhibitions of "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" and "Holy person Joan." This will be Rourke's full length make a big appearance.

Robbie and Ronan go head to head as the two extraordinary rulers. As we found in a short see last April at CinemaCon, this adjustment has an incredible "Round Of Thrones" vibe. Ronan and Robbie, two of a year ago's Best Actress chosen people could fight it out again this year. The truth will surface eventually as honors season intensity kicks into high rigging in the coming months. In any case, telling from the trailer, the fight between these two ladies won't be lost.

Here is the official plot synopsis from Focus Features and first trailer:

"Mary Queen of Scots" investigates the turbulent existence of the charming Mary Stuart. Ruler of France at 16 and widowed at 18, Mary resists strain to remarry. Rather, she comes back to her local Scotland to recover her legitimate position of royalty. Be that as it may, Scotland and England fall under the control of the convincing Elizabeth 1. Every youthful Queen views her "sister" in dread and interest. Adversaries in control and in adoration, and female officials in a manly world, the two must choose how to play the round of marriage versus autonomy. Resolved to lead as considerably more than a nonentity, Mary states her claim to the English honored position, undermining Elizabeth's sway. Treachery, resistance, and intrigues inside court risk the two royal positions – and change the course of history.

"Mary Queen of Scots" hits theaters December 7.