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- Cast & Characters
- Drawing from Real-Life Historical Figures
- Where “Brittania” Left Off in Season 1
- Beginning “Brittania” Season 2
- What Critics Are Saying
The show features a clashing of four different factions: the Romans, who were one of the most powerful groups in the world at the time; the Cantii, the Celtic people living in Britain before the Roman invasion; the Regni, a rival group of Celts; and the Druids, a class of priests, healers, and educators among the Celtic tribes. At the heart of the ...
While many of the characters on “Britannia” have been invented for television, there are several real historical figures in play as well. The head of the Roman Empire at the time was Emperor Claudius, played on the show by Steve Pemberton. His two military tacticians are the aforementioned Plautius and Vespasian. All three of those men were instrum...
The first half of the season is concerned with Kerra and Antedia deciding if they will fight against the Roman invasion. Kerra ultimately splits from her father because of his alliance with the Druids (though the Druids ultimately sacrifice her father as punishment to her), and Antedia decides to align with the Romans. As season one passes the half...
The second season jumps ahead two years, with the Romans firmly controlling the Britannia province. General Aulus and Amena are working together to try to get Celtic tribes to bend the knee — with dire consequences if they refuse. Meanwhile, Cait is being trained by Druid Divis so that she can fulfill her prophecy of saving Britannia. But two Druid...
The response from critics has been overwhelmingly positive, with season two (which has already aired in the United Kingdom) receiving higher reviews than the first season, a rarity in television. Of season one, Bill Watters of Bleeding Cool wrote, “It’s rare these days when a historically-inspired series properly manages to merge a modern sensibili...
S1.E1 ∙ Woe to the Vanquished. Thu, Jan 18, 2018. Nine decades after Caesar failed to conquer Britannia, the Romans are back on the island, led by a determined general named Aulus Plautius. Standing against him is a tribal people at war within and the mystic druids and their gods. 6.9/10 (878)
S2.E5 ∙ My Sister, the Queen. Wed, Nov 6, 2019. A dream causes tension between Cait and Divis. Harka sends Love on a heart-breaking mission and Veran commits the ultimate betrayal. 7.5/10 (304)
Sep 29, 2020 · Epix's Britannia Fully Embraces Its Unique Tone In Season 2. The first season of Britannia was a fascinating, sometimes perplexing, amalgamation of ancient history, graphic violence, hallucinatory fantasy and modern sensibilities. The show doubles down on that in Season 2, emerging as a more assured, more exciting series that carves out its own ...
Britannia. (TV series) Britannia is a British historical fantasy drama [3] television series created by Jez Butterworth and Tom Butterworth. [4] The show was the first co-production between Sky UK and Amazon Prime Video and stars Kelly Reilly, David Morrissey, Zoë Wanamaker, Mackenzie Crook, Nikolaj Lie Kaas, and Eleanor Worthington Cox. [5]
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Praise the capricious TV gods! Full Review | Original Score: 4/5 | Nov 7, 2019. Astonishing costumes and make up, prop heads and limbs, brutal deaths, a jam factory's worth of red goo, brilliantly ...
