It's unlikely to happen though because if he succeeded it would open the floodgates to the dozens of people unjustly condemned over the centuries. The list is endless.

There were alot of people unjustly executed during the reigns of Henry VIII, Mary Tudor, Edward and Elizabeth.  Alot of religious persecution both Catholic and Protestent.  I read the book, "The Other Boleyn Girl" , and in that book, Anne is not presented in the saintly way some of you have described.  I'm glad I wasn't born during that era.  They would have probably burned me at the stake .

This is really interesting, and I for one am surprised no one has thought to do this yet.  Anne may have been a few things but guilty of what she was accused of  isn't one of them.  I don't really think people made her the way she was though.  She was very outspoken and angered a lot of people at court, and these are the ones who plotted her fall.  I think Henry expected her to change after he married her.  It was her boldness, determination and outspokeness that he fell in love with, and after marriage he grew tired of.

I've heard nothing about it since, so presumably his attempt failed.