[:it]Per tutti gli appassionati di serie tv che ultimamente stanno attraversando una crisi di abbandono (o disgusto) per l’ultima serie di Game of Thrones, ormai conclusa, non disperate, è in arrivo «Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan».

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Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan, la serie

Secondo Deadline, Netflix in collaborazione con Blu Ant Media-run Smithsonian Canada, avrebbe inserito nella sua programmazione Age of Samurai. Descritto come un vero e proprio Game of Thrones del Giappone feudale, la serie racconterà la storia delle guerre tra i vari regni di quell’epoca.

Stando alle anticipazioni, il focus della serie sarà la figura di Date Masamune, famoso samurai anche noto come One-Eyed Dragon. Egli combatté al fianco dei tre padri fondatori del Giappone, signori della guerra che guidarono feroci eserciti di samurai l’uno contro l’altro. Scopo di queste guerre era l’unificazione della nazione circa 400 anni fa.

La figura epica di Date Masamune, la cui leggenda racconta di aver perso un occhio infettato dal vaiolo da bambino, è protagonista in questa serie tv. Dopo aver ucciso il fratello minore, succedette come capo del clan al padre a soli 17 anni.
Conquistando anche i clan vicini, Date Masamune cominciò l’ascesa al potere per unificare il giappone settentrionale sotto il suo controllo.

Dettagli di produzione

Netflix ha incaricato di produrre la serie alla casa di produzione canadese Cream Productions, già dietro alla serie PBS The Dictator’s Palybook, BTK: A Killer Among Us e Fear Thy Neighbor

Produttori esecutivi, oltre al CEO di Cream e al co-fondatore David Brady, al presidente Kate Harrison e al senior production executive Matthew Booi, saranno Simon George del film Jason Silva per Nat Geo Origins: The Journey of Humankind, Barbarians Rising per History e il documentario di Showtime Pariah: The Lives and Deaths of Sonny Liston.

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A sentire la fonte, le riprese di Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan si svolgono già tra Giappone, Stati Uniti e Canada. La serie è infatti prevista in arrivo su Netflix entro fine anno.

Noi non vediamo l’ora e attendiamo in trepidazione di vedere questa nuova serie tutto d’un fiato! E voi?[:en]For all the TV series addicted that lately are going through a crisis of abandonment (or disgust) for the latest Game of Thrones series, do not despair, “Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan” is on its way.

photo credits: wikipedia.org

Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan, the series

According to Deadline, Netflix in collaboration with Blu Ant Media-run Smithsonian Canada, would have included in its programming Age of Samurai. in fact, described as a real Game of Thrones of feudal Japan, the series will tell the wars between the various kingdoms of that era.

According to previews, the focus of the series will be the figure of Date Masamune, the famous samurai also known as One-Eyed Dragon. He fought alongside the three founding fathers of Japan, warlords who led fierce samurai armies against one another. The purpose of these wars was the unification of the nation about 400 years ago.

The epic figure of Date Masamune, whose legend tells of having lost an eye infected with smallpox as a child, is the protagonist. Furthermore, after killing his younger brother, he succeeded his father as clan leader when he was only 17 years old.
Also conquering the neighboring clans, Date Masamune began the rise to power to unify northern Japan under his control.

Production details

Netflix has commissioned to produce the series at the Canadian production company Cream Productions, already behind the PBS series The Dictator’s Palybook, BTK: A Killer Among Us and Fear Thy Neighbor.

Furthermore, executive producers, as well as Cream’s CEO and co-founder David Brady, President Kate Harrison and senior production executive Matthew Booi, will be Simon George of the movie Jason Silva for Nat Geo Origins: The Journey of Humankind, Barbarians Rising for History and Showtime documentary Pariah: The Lives and Deaths of Sonny Liston.

photo credits: dualshockers.com

According to the source, Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan is already being filmed in Japan, the United States and Canada. The series is in fact expected to land on Netflix by the end of the year.

We look forward to it and look forward to seeing this new series in one go! And you?[:ja]For all the TV series addicted that lately are going through a crisis of abandonment (or disgust) for the latest Game of Thrones series, do not despair, “Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan” is on its way.

photo credits: wikipedia.org

Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan, the series

According to Deadline, Netflix in collaboration with Blu Ant Media-run Smithsonian Canada, would have included in its programming Age of Samurai. in fact, described as a real Game of Thrones of feudal Japan, the series will tell the wars between the various kingdoms of that era.

According to previews, the focus of the series will be the figure of Date Masamune, the famous samurai also known as One-Eyed Dragon. He fought alongside the three founding fathers of Japan, warlords who led fierce samurai armies against one another. The purpose of these wars was the unification of the nation about 400 years ago.

The epic figure of Date Masamune, whose legend tells of having lost an eye infected with smallpox as a child, is the protagonist. Furthermore, after killing his younger brother, he succeeded his father as clan leader when he was only 17 years old.
Also conquering the neighboring clans, Date Masamune began the rise to power to unify northern Japan under his control.

Production details

Netflix has commissioned to produce the series at the Canadian production company Cream Productions, already behind the PBS series The Dictator’s Palybook, BTK: A Killer Among Us and Fear Thy Neighbor.

Furthermore, executive producers, as well as Cream’s CEO and co-founder David Brady, President Kate Harrison and senior production executive Matthew Booi, will be Simon George of the movie Jason Silva for Nat Geo Origins: The Journey of Humankind, Barbarians Rising for History and Showtime documentary Pariah: The Lives and Deaths of Sonny Liston.

photo credits: dualshockers.com

According to the source, Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan is already being filmed in Japan, the United States and Canada. The series is in fact expected to land on Netflix by the end of the year.

We look forward to it and look forward to seeing this new series in one go! And you?[:]