Years have passed since the events of the last season, and 9th century King Edward
(
Timothy Innes) is still forging ahead with his ambitions to unite the
Saxon Kingdoms to fulfill his late father’s dream. Although a
long-
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Alexander Dreymon returns as brave Uhtred
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standing peace between Danes and Saxons now exists, that harmony is
under threat. Not only by a new Danish invasion but a Saxon rebellion.
Uhtred (
Alexander Dreymon) has been entrusted with protecting Edward’s
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Finan is always there next to his master and friend Uhtred
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illegitimate son, the future King of England, Aethelstan. But the
treacherous Lord Aethelhelm (
Adrian Schiller) has ambitions for his
grandson Aelfweard, Edward’s other son, to rule.
We follow Uhtred as he faces his greatest enemies, and suffers
immeasurable loss, on his quest towards
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Millie Brady's character might die in the final season
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fulfilling his destiny.
Meanwhile, Edward treads a fine line between peace-keeper and
authoritarian as he battles to bring together the fractured Kingdoms of
the land. In a surprising twist of fate, Uhtred discovers that the
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Brida is now the leader of the Saxon armies crazy with revenge
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quest
to unite England may well be linked to his own personal destiny.
Eliza
Butterworth returns as the queen mother,
Arnas Fedaravicius and
Mark
Rowley as Uhtred's knights Sihtric and Finan,
Ewan Mitchell as Osfert,
with
Emily Cox as evil Brida who is now the leader of the enemy armies.
I suppose it's time for me to go catch up on the other seasons now that this one is about to wrap it all up. Idk who Brida is as I haven't gotten that far in, but good god her voice grated my nerves in the trailer.
ReplyDeleteShe is one of the most annoying characters ever, you want to drive a sword through her fugly face in every scene she is in. And a horrid actress as well.
DeleteOhhh Virginia Oldoni has always fascinated me.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of her before, so this is my first time hearing about her, but she sounds very interesting and judging from her photos, which she has a lot, a rather crazy and unique lady LOL
DeleteI’m into queens and royal mistresses because they were the power women of their days. Oldoini was instrumental (in the bedroom) to convince Napoleon III to support the Unification of Italy. She also slept with the first king of Italy, so you can say she was quite patriotic. She was an influencer in the fields of politics, fashion, and photography.
DeleteAn exciting life for sure!
DeleteUnfortunately, I am not a historical fan. We just finished Netflix The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window...it's quite entertaining.
ReplyDeleteI have read a number of positive comments on it so far, I might check it out sometime during summer when there is shortage of watching materials as I really love Tom Riley who loved our support at the very beginning of his career. A lovely chap and a cutie pie too.
DeleteI haven’t heard of Virginia Oldoni before but consider me intrigued..
ReplyDeleteA fun character she was.
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