Monday, September 16, 2019

ULTIMATE GUIDE THROUGH AUTUMN 2019 EPIC AND PERIOD SET TV SERIES: CATHERINE THE GREAT, MEDICI POWER AND BEAUTY, WORLD ON FIRE, HIS DARK MATERIALS, SEE, WITCHER, BRITANNIA, WAR OF THE WORLDS!

  AUTUMN 2019 EPIC TV SERIES
 Medici: The Power And The Beauty
A guide through all the epic dramas you need to see this autumn today from your spy! The first season Masters of Florence was out standing, the
Stay tuned for the first trailer and spotlight!
second season The Magni- ficent was a disapp- ointment filled with lazy writing and some really bad acting and casting, so the third season MEDICI: THE POWER AND THE BEAUTY will be the final one, ending the Italian series for good. We don't know the exact date, but we know it will air on RAI really soon bringing the story of the final end of the famous Italian noble family. Beside Daniel Sharman in the lead role, the final season will bring Rose Williams to the cast too. Spy more here.

 Catherine The Great
October 3rd is the date when Sky Atlantic is bringing us their four part epic saga on CATHERINE THE GREAT in which Helen Mirren is playing the most famous of all Russian tzarinas in her late years, with Jason Clarke as her lover Potemkin. The series which also stars Joseph Quinn, Gina McKee, Rory Kinnear, and Richard Roxburgh, will also start airing on HBO from October 21st! Spy more here.


World On Fire
BBC has scheduled September 29th as the start date for their World War II series WORLD ON FIRE . The seven episode saga will also air on Masterpiece in USA later on starring Jonah Hauer King, Sean Bean, Lesley Manville, Blake Harrison, Arthur Darvill, Brian J. Smith, Max Riemelt, and Helen Hunt. From the siege of Warsaw, to Dunkirk, the fall of Paris and the battle of Britain, the series will be covering the first year of the war spanning four different nations. Spy more here.

 His Dark Materials
BBC has, on the other hand, set the airing date for their epic adaptation of HIS DARK MATERIALS: 3. November in UK, and then 4. November in USA at HBO. Based on the books by Philip Pullman and starring Dafne Keen and James McAvoy, the series follows little Lyra who embarks on a magical adventure through parallel universes. You can spy more about the eight part drama here.

See With Jason Momoa
Apple's new streaming service is starting November 1st and its tentpole series is epic fantasy adventure SEE starring Jason Momoa as Baba Voss, the father of twins born centuries later with the mythic ability to see, and he must protect his tribe against a powerful yet desperate queen who believes it’s witchcraft and wants them destroyed. You can spy more about the ten episode series here.

The Witcher
Rival Netflix also has its epic fantasy series, probably the most anticipated series of the whole season. THE WITCHER starts December 12th (not confirmed) starring Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia, a solitary monster hunter, who struggles to find his place in a world where people often prove more wicked than beasts. Spy more on the eight part small screen adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski's classic epic novels here.

Britannia Season Two
After Catherine the Great, Sky Atlantic will launch the second season of their Roman series BRITANNIA from November 7th! Let us hope that the second season of the series which follows Roman invasion of ancient Britain under David Morrissey’s General Aulus, will prove more watchable than the monotonous first one. Eleanor Worthington Cox returns as Cait – the young woman prophesied to be the saviour of Britannia from the invaders! Spy more here.

War Of The Worlds
BBC has first announced this one for Autumn and now we don't see it in their schedule, so I cannot give you the exact date, but it is the most postponed series we've ever seen on BBC (which does not bode good). WAR OF THE WORLDS stars Rafe Spall, Greg Kinnear and Eleanor Tomlinson in a story set in London during the Edwardian era, where George and Amy's attempt to start a life together is interrupted by a Martian invasion of Earth!

12 comments:

  1. So many intetesting things to watch!☺

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  2. Fall movie season 2019 looks rich and versatile, with something for everyone: history, comedy, SF, detective dramas etc...
    The cinema lover will have a hard time choosing among all the gems and genres.

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    1. I hope the new streaming services will bring us an ever bigger selection in years to come.

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  3. i feel like we haven’t had a good fall lineup in years, so I’m pleased that this season looks promising. Must be the introduction of so many streaming services that are finally letting the powers that be know that we for once have a choice on who we’ll throw our money at, we don’t have to pit up with crappy shows any longer.

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    1. And this is just the list without ITV (they naturally did not respond to my question on their Fall lineup) and maybe some others :)

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  4. Look at all those typos lol. Gotta love it when I comment from my iPad.

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  5. Catherine the Great looks, well, great!! (hehe) Seriously though, I'm looking forward to that one. The Witcher also looks like a lot of fun, although I hope they didn't steal the concept of Supernatural. :)

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    1. She was actually a very fat woman at that age, not skinny like Helen :) Witcher is not contemporary but medieval set.

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  6. Another War of the Worlds... Say it ain't so.

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    1. But it is... and there is another European version in production too with Gabriel Byrne

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