BOUNDLESS EPIC TV SERIES
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| Alvaro Morte is captain Elcano in the series |
Sometime last Autumn your trusted Hollywood Spy was one of the first ones in the world to exclusively show you the first photos from BOUNDLESS six part mini series that will air on Amazon Prime and Spanish RTVE later this year which marks 500th anniversary of the expedition, and now I have new photos from this historical adventure for you showing Latino heartthrobs Rodrigo Santoro and Alvaro Morte as explorers Juan
Sebastián Elcano and Ferdinand Magellan, who set sail from Spain over
500 
years ago in the first ever circumnavigation of the world! The
project will also be made into a feature film from the shot material which will also air on
Amazon and Spanish national broadcaster. Simon West directed the series that started shooting last April when we announced it and finished
earlier in
August. The production itself lasted two years longer than
the actual voyage of the famous explorers. Sin Limites is the Spanish title of the series.
years ago in the first ever circumnavigation of the world! The
project will also be made into a feature film from the shot material which will also air on
Amazon and Spanish national broadcaster. Simon West directed the series that started shooting last April when we announced it and finished
earlier in
August. The production itself lasted two years longer than
the actual voyage of the famous explorers. Sin Limites is the Spanish title of the series.THE STORY OF THE NEW SERIES
will describe how they set sail
with 239 sailors from Spanish harbour of Cádiz on August 20, 1519,
bringing the tale of the survival and journey of the only 18 
sailors who
returned after three years captained by the Spanish sailor Juan
Sebastián Elcano and Portuguese explorer Fernando de Magallanes. They 
returned seriously unwell due to starvation, in the one ship that
withstood the journey. They had traveled 14,460 leagues, west-bound,
completing the 
circumnavigation of the world; an almost impossible
mission that sought to find a new route to the "islands of spices" and
that ended up changing the
history of mankind by proving that the Earth
is round. This feat forever transformed trade, economy, astronomy and
knowledge of the planet, and is considered one of the greatest
achievements in human history.
sailors who
returned after three years captained by the Spanish sailor Juan
Sebastián Elcano and Portuguese explorer Fernando de Magallanes. They 
returned seriously unwell due to starvation, in the one ship that
withstood the journey. They had traveled 14,460 leagues, west-bound,
completing the 
circumnavigation of the world; an almost impossible
mission that sought to find a new route to the "islands of spices" and
that ended up changing the
history of mankind by proving that the Earth
is round. This feat forever transformed trade, economy, astronomy and
knowledge of the planet, and is considered one of the greatest
achievements in human history. WHO WAS ON THE VOYAGE?
The cast of the show also includes Sergio Peris-Mencheta as Captain Cartagena, Adrián Lastra as Captain Mendoza, Carlos Cuevas as Martino), Pepón Nieto as Father Bartolomé, Raúl Tejón as Gómez de
Espinosa, Gonçalo Diniz as Duarte Barrosa, Manuel Morón as Cardenal Fonseca and Bárbara Goenaga as Beatriz. The six episode show itself was
shot in Spain with Dominican Republic covering the more exotic locations. It will be available on Prime Video in Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Latin America, Netherlands, UK, Germany, India, US and Andorra.
Espinosa, Gonçalo Diniz as Duarte Barrosa, Manuel Morón as Cardenal Fonseca and Bárbara Goenaga as Beatriz. The six episode show itself was
shot in Spain with Dominican Republic covering the more exotic locations. It will be available on Prime Video in Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Latin America, Netherlands, UK, Germany, India, US and Andorra.
Looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteShould be good, hope we get a trailer soon. I did not like Hernan series a few years ago.
DeleteCan you imagine being only 1 of 18 survivors out of over 200? I can't imagine watching all of my shipmates perish on that voyage.
ReplyDeleteWell, if others were nasty and pain in the ass.... LOL Joking aside, I would not cross a creek in a modern ship, let alone ocean in an old galley!
DeleteI agree. Open water freaks me the hell out. Probably why I've never been on a cruise. I'm ok with flying, but when we get over oceans, I have little panic attacks looking down at all of that water.
DeleteI am scared even of little lakes.
DeleteYikes, that sounds like a journey from hell. I'm with Theresa... the trauma of surviving sounds awful.
ReplyDeleteNot a heavenly cruise indeed.
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