MAXIMA TV SERIES
READY TO START LATER THIS MONTH
I was excited to see this one before, but after seeing the trailer I was seriously shocked by how atrociously miscast the female lead is, she looks nothing like the real queen and what is with that ugly pout? Who can watch her pouting so
hideously for six episodes which is how long MAXIMA series about the Argentinian-born Dutch Queen Máxima lasts. How did Delfina Chaves seriously get cast in this one? Were they trying to humiliate real Maxima by
casting such talentless actress? Just look at that horrible unroyal posture and stewardess dress in the first poster. Atrocious. Martijn Lakemeier plays her husband, Dutch king Willem in the series that hits Videoland streamer
April 20th with Beta Film distributing it around the world. Sebastian Koch stars as Claus von Amsberg, the father of Willem-Alexander, and Elsie de Brauw as Queen Beatrix. The series will probably air on RTL channels as well around Europe.
hideously for six episodes which is how long MAXIMA series about the Argentinian-born Dutch Queen Máxima lasts. How did Delfina Chaves seriously get cast in this one? Were they trying to humiliate real Maxima by
casting such talentless actress? Just look at that horrible unroyal posture and stewardess dress in the first poster. Atrocious. Martijn Lakemeier plays her husband, Dutch king Willem in the series that hits Videoland streamer 
April 20th with Beta Film distributing it around the world. Sebastian Koch stars as Claus von Amsberg, the father of Willem-Alexander, and Elsie de Brauw as Queen Beatrix. The series will probably air on RTL channels as well around Europe.FROM THE MOMENT
Máxima Zorreguieta appears at the Dutch crown prince’s
side, she finds herself in the spotlight. When Willem-Alexander asks her
to marry him, the past catches up with her. Heated discussion erupts
about her father’s political 
career in the Videla regime, a discussion
she never faced in her own circles. What allows this Argentine to
finally thrive at an old European court? And how can Máxima stay true to
herself without giving up her family, or do these
things not go
together?
The series will kick off with a present-day storyline
starting in 1999
in Seville, when Máxima and Willem-Alexander meet for the first time.
It will then transition into a second storyline set in the past, where
we
see how Máxima was prepared for this step her entire life. When the
press catches wind of her relationship with the crown prince, the pair
find themselves on a roller coaster, that only slows down with the
announcement of their engagement in 2001.
career in the Videla regime, a discussion
she never faced in her own circles. What allows this Argentine to
finally thrive at an old European court? And how can Máxima stay true to
herself without giving up her family, or do these
things not go
together?
The series will kick off with a present-day storyline
starting in 1999
in Seville, when Máxima and Willem-Alexander meet for the first time.
It will then transition into a second storyline set in the past, where
we
see how Máxima was prepared for this step her entire life. When the
press catches wind of her relationship with the crown prince, the pair
find themselves on a roller coaster, that only slows down with the
announcement of their engagement in 2001.
LOL...and thank goodness, I am not a fan of anything loyal. But I agree that real Maxima looks so much more intelligent and elegant.
ReplyDeleteReal Maxima is so posh, classy and intelligent looking, this one isn't even able to apply for AliExpress version. I'd be deeply offended if I was Maxima. On the other hand they made her husband hot in the series which he hardly is in reality LOL
DeleteNot for me unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteNope
DeleteAfter that scathing remark about her, we should probably just all skip this one LOL
ReplyDeleteThat was the message. Although I'm torn because I do adore Martijn.
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