THOSE ABOUT TO DIE
STUNNING NEW EPIC SERIES TRAILER
Peacock has released a stunning second trailer for their new epic series THOSE ABOUT TO DIE which they will stream in USA from July 18th with Europe watching it from July 19th on Prime Video. Anthony
Hopkins, Rupert Penry Jones, Tom Hughes and Iwan Rheon lead the cast directed by blockbuster wizard himself Roland Emmerich!
Hopkins, Rupert Penry Jones, Tom Hughes and Iwan Rheon lead the cast directed by blockbuster wizard himself Roland Emmerich! IT IS AN EPIC TV DRAMA SET
in year 79 AD in the corrupt world of the
spectacle-driven gladiatorial competition, exploring a side of ancient
Rome never before told — the dirty 
business of entertaining the masses,
giving the mob what they want most... blood and sport. The series
introduces an ensemble of characters from all 
corners of the Roman
Empire who collide at the explosive intersection of sports, politics,
and dynasties. You can read more about this $100 million worth series in
our previous spotlight.
business of entertaining the masses,
giving the mob what they want most... blood and sport. The series
introduces an ensemble of characters from all 
corners of the Roman
Empire who collide at the explosive intersection of sports, politics,
and dynasties. You can read more about this $100 million worth series in
our previous spotlight. 
I would watch this if I had a peacock prime simply because of Anthony Hopkins. Trailer is pretty awesome! Couldn't recognize Rupert Penry Jones in the trailer though.
ReplyDeleteIt is on Amazons Prime Video in Europe, you need to get it, as it has a bigger offer than Netflix. Penry has sexy scenes in the trailer :)
DeleteAngie, he's at 1:16
DeleteAnd what a delicious few seconds those are....
DeleteDamn, I thought is was going to be on our Prime. I'll have to resub to Peacock for this. We were waffling between this and I think HBO when we swap streamers this fall (Allison's request) so she may end up losing that battle.
ReplyDeleteThe producers opted to split broadcasters around the world so that more people can see it, so Europe is covered by Prime Video and some national broadcasters, North America by Peacock, and not sure about Australia, probably Prime as well or SBB. I generally cannot stand HBO, but they do have Gilded Age, but they are now moving a lot of their shows over to HBO instead of their streamer Max, and I imagine you have regular HBO on your cable.
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