TV series that are very reminiscent of Game of Thrones — TOP 10
“Game of Thrones” has already firmly established itself in the hearts of fans of both books and films. The amazing story of kings, their struggle for power and fantastic creatures — all this is harmoniously combined in Weiss” masterpiece. But there is an equally worthy series that is ready to compete for the right to stand on the same level as “Game of Thrones”. For more information, see the article.
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TOP 10
- Medici: Masters of Florence (2016, UK)
The Medici are an old titled family that acted as a kind of catalyst for the spiritual, political and historical revolution in Florence. At the beginning of the 15th century, they had power not only over their estates, but also over the duchy. During the merciless battles for sunny places, all members of the Medici family became enemies of the Republic. But the goal was very close. The main characters of the series, Lorenzo and Cosimo, have to fight not only for the “prestige” of the Medici family, but also for power and titles.
- Borgia (2011, USA).
With unlimited power in their hands, they seem to be able to rule the world. This painting tells the story of the last days of Pope Innocent VIII and the life of his successor Rodrigo Borgia. The latter could decide who would rule, choose political strategies, identify the enemies of Rome and overthrow them from the throne. The name of the Church at that time, unfortunately, was famous not for good deeds, but for debauchery and immorality. Bastards, prostitutes and drunkenness are just a few of the things that happened behind the walls of the papal fortress. Few dared to stop Borgia from becoming the ruler of the Republic. Even the strength of the Church was not enough to resist him.
- Spartak: Blood and Sand (2010, USA)
Fierce hatred settled in the heart of Spartacus after his wife, best friend and faith in his people were killed. The soul of a slave rarely cries out for justice. The simple reason is that it doesn”t exist. But what happens when a slave, a gladiator, decides to become a righteous man himself?
This series tells about the valiant Spartacus. Spartacus, not afraid to challenge his master, rebelled and destroyed half of the Roman legions. The band of fugitive slaves who terrorized the entire Republic will forever be remembered for their fearlessness, honor, faith in freedom, brotherhood and love. Spartacus” is one of the few paintings depicting the true story of the “unconscious hero”.
- The Tudors (2007, Ireland)
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The Tudors were a powerful but mysterious family in England during the reign of Henry VIII. The creators of the historical series tried to bring the plot as close as possible to real facts and recreate life in England in the 16th century in a single picture. However, the directors paid direct attention to Henry, his politics, women and social order.
- The Last Kingdom” (2015, UK).
Uchtred, the main character of the series, is in a difficult situation. He comes from a great Saxon family, but was raised according to Viking laws and traditions. During the reign of Alfred the Great, the territory of Britain was subject to annual wars and petty robberies. And in order to save his homeland, the warrior must decide on which side to fight. Will he forget what he was taught as a child?
- White Slave (Columbia, 2016).
A young girl named Victoria was saved from death by a group of black slaves. They accepted her as their own daughter, raised her and freed her. According to the laws of the time, white women were prohibited from being near black men. And even more so to live with them. Victoria returns from Spain after a long break to save her “parents” and restore justice. Her goal is to get married.
- The Hundred (2014, USA).
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Almost 100 years have passed since the death of all life on Earth. But, despite the intensity and scale of the nuclear war that destroyed the planet, some people managed to escape. Traveling on a spaceship where fate is inextricably intertwined with power, strength and the fight for the “throne”, “100 Men” is an amazing story that will keep you coming back for more.
- The White Queen (2013, UK).
This series tells the story of the struggle of Anne Neville, Elizabeth Woodville and Margaret Beaufort for the throne. They are purposeful, persistent, strong and know exactly what they want. The fate of 15th century England haunts them. Numerous wars between the Lancasters and Yorks for power torment the country and force it to experience new upheavals.
With the support of Lord Warwick, Edward IV of York is approaching his cherished goal. Later, the ruler falls in love with Elizabeth, a woman whose husband died fighting for Lancaster. This seems like a contradictory pairing. But love is not the friend of politics.
- Kingdom (2013, USA).
Fantasy drama about Mary, Queen of Scots, who spent her childhood in a convent. As a young and beautiful woman, she takes the title of queen and marries Prince Francis. However, as we know, life at court is not so sweet. Maria does not feel love from her husband and understands that she has no place in the palace. The situation is heating up with rumors and intrigues that envelop the main character like a strong grapevine.
- Black Sails (2014, South Africa).
This series is about 1715, the golden age of piracy. The Caribbean islands are becoming a haven for freedom-loving citizens who prefer the sea to thieves, murderers and the stupid laws of kings. Captain Flint rules the pirate ball.
Overnight, the white stripes become less bright. Flint”s crew is attacked by the British fleet. In search of a suitable solution to salvation, he teams up with Eleanor Guthrie. But not all plans are destined to come true. The daughter of a big thief becomes a serious problem, as does his love for Flint.
