'MARCO POLO' EPIC SERIES
NEW CHARACTER POSTERS
Although most of the regular shows take their winter break during New Year's holidays, some actually start their life as December approaches and this weekend we shall spotlight some of the new series that are coming to the small screens next month, starting today with MARCO POLO lavish historical adventure series which will bring its ten episodes all at once to Netflix on December 12th! Today you can check out gorgeous new posters presenting all of the supporting characters in the show lead by Italian actor Lorenzo Richelmy as the famed 13th century explorer! The 
project was originally meant to air at Starz, but when they failed to secure shooting in China, the production was moved to Malaysia and Kazakhstan and later on sold to Netflix!
AT THE COURT OF KUBLAI KHAN
In the Harvey Weinstein produced ten episode series produced with the lavish budget of about $90 million, Asian star Zhu Zhu plays Marco’s love interest Kokachin, Joan Chen is Empress Chabi and Benedict Wong is Kublai Khan. Tom Wu stars as Hundred Eyes, while Remy Hii is Prince Jingim! The story of the epic show focuses on
the early days
of the famed explorer who sets out on The Silk Road, a journey that
takes him to the centre of a brutal war in 13th century China - a world
replete with astonishing martial arts, sexual intrigue, 
political
skulduggery and spectacular battles. Intrigue. Deception. Bloodshed.
These are just some of the obstacles awaiting legendary explorer MARCO POLO as he navigates the inner court of 13th 
century ruler, Kublai Khan.
From the back alleys of Venice to the perilous Silk Road, from the
opulence of the Imperial City to the battlefields of China, MARCO POLO
is an epic action adventure, where cultures clash, blood is spilled, and
lies are told!
In the Harvey Weinstein produced ten episode series produced with the lavish budget of about $90 million, Asian star Zhu Zhu plays Marco’s love interest Kokachin, Joan Chen is Empress Chabi and Benedict Wong is Kublai Khan. Tom Wu stars as Hundred Eyes, while Remy Hii is Prince Jingim! The story of the epic show focuses on
the early days
of the famed explorer who sets out on The Silk Road, a journey that
takes him to the centre of a brutal war in 13th century China - a world
replete with astonishing martial arts, sexual intrigue, political
skulduggery and spectacular battles. Intrigue. Deception. Bloodshed.
These are just some of the obstacles awaiting legendary explorer MARCO POLO as he navigates the inner court of 13th century ruler, Kublai Khan.
From the back alleys of Venice to the perilous Silk Road, from the
opulence of the Imperial City to the battlefields of China, MARCO POLO
is an epic action adventure, where cultures clash, blood is spilled, and
lies are told! 
Hmmm, interesting trailer. Netflix have some amazing shows they produce.
ReplyDeleteit does look ever so intriguing and there is nothing we love more than historical shows!
DeleteMarco Polo sounds good. Quite like historical adventures :)
ReplyDeleteand Netflix has announced their arrival to Oz and Kiwiland in 2015 :)
DeleteI love Netflix... began watching old episodes of Fringe last week. Talk about a strange tale!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dezmond - the trailer wets my appetite.
this one is even better than the first trailer that I aired a month ago!
DeleteI agree.
Deletenaturally!
DeleteInteresting trailer! I have been watching more and more Netflix lately, so I am sure I will eventually get around to this series. So many good shows, just not enough time for them all :(
ReplyDeleteit's the opposite with me :) With REIGN and THE 100 going on holiday recess soon and Z NATION ending, I will have free space for the new ones :)
DeleteI've been waiting on this since you first announced it. Now it's almost here and that trailer looks FANTASTIC!
ReplyDeleteit's just two weeks away, dear, and this new trailer is even better than the first one! Since it is not a Hollywood production I'm hoping for more quality of DA VINCI'S DEMONS and SPARTACUS
DeleteThey don't put the trailers up on the site and they don't mention it at all. The only way I know about it is through you.
DeleteThey've been doing some good work and this one looks particularly well filmed.
me is the best intergalactic source for all things historical and epic, dahlink :)
Deleteapparently not historically accurate
ReplyDeleteas accurate as it can be on TV
DeleteThat's an expensive series.
ReplyDeletesure is, but then again ROME was $100 million
DeleteKatsching!
Delete