VINEYARD TV SERIES
AMAZON'S NEW COSTUME DRAMA
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La Tempanza arrives March 26th to Amazon
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Just as I promised you last week, today I'm bringing you a third period set series coming from Spain to arrive to the small screens this year. And
VINEYARD (La Templanza) is arriving as soon as March 26th and since it will stream on
Amazon Prime it will probably be available to the world wide audiences who have the streamer in their countries. This ten episode costume drama, starring
Rafael Novoa and
Leonor Watling and based on the novel by
María Dueñas, brings a romantic story set in 1860 against the backdrop of different historic world cities. As you can see
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This ten episode saga will be rich in lavish costumes and sets
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from the photos and from the trailer below, the series will be abundant in extremely opulent costumes and historical sets of the era.
THE VINEYARD IS SET
at the end of the 19th century. Soledad Montalvo and
Mauro Larrea are a self-made woman and man whose destinies are about to
converge in a fascinating
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The series was shot in Tenerife, Canary Islands and Spain
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time and place. The period production promises
to be a tale about overcoming adversity and finding our place in the
world, as well as a story about how to build an empire and lose
everything in one day, about adventures in exotic lands and second
chances.
THE SERIES IS DIRECTED BY
Guillem Morales (Julia's eyes),
Alberto Ruiz Rojo (El Cid) and
Patricia Font (People who come and bah).
Susana López Rubio (El tiempo entre
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Leonor Watling and Rafael Novoa lead the cast of the series
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costuras) has led the writing team of a Boomerang TV production that will tour the tumultuous mining communities of Mexico in the 19th century, the
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The series is a small screen adaptation of a Maria Duenas novel
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elegant halls of the exclusive London society, the Cuba of the slave trade and the most valued wineries in the world in Jerez
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If there is worldwide access, maybe I'll watch it too.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed!
DeleteThe costumes are pretty nice.
ReplyDeleteVery much stunning indeed.
Deletesound good series to watch....
ReplyDeleteShould be really fun.
DeleteI really love the costumes! Wish it was on Netflix. Have a great week ahead, Dez.
ReplyDeleteYou need Amazon too, these days :)
DeleteCostumes are Wonderful! I think netflix buy these series for everyone.
ReplyDeleteNope, this one will be at their rival Amazon Prime.
DeleteThis one looks great! I may even be able to convince the hubby to watch it for the Cuban history. Hope it really does stream worldwide through Prime.
ReplyDeleteFingers and cubans crossed.
DeleteGlad to see it's going to be on Prime. Netflix is pissing a lot of people off lately, especially with their announcement they they are cracking down on password sharing for the accounts.
ReplyDeleteYes, I've heard about that LOL
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