Anthology of eight stories about people who believe themselves to be descendant of the Russian Royal family.Anthology of eight stories about people who believe themselves to be descendant of the Russian Royal family.Anthology of eight stories about people who believe themselves to be descendant of the Russian Royal family.
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Reviewers say 'The Romanoffs' is an anthology series with high production values and strong performances, exploring universal human experiences through the Romanov lineage. While praised for its compelling cinematography and sophisticated storytelling, it receives mixed reviews on pacing. Some find it slow, while others appreciate its nuanced approach. Certain episodes are lauded for creativity and depth, but others are criticized for being unengaging or poorly executed. Overall, the series is seen as a bold, though uneven, modern drama with a historical twist.
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I chanced upon this show while looking for quality TV and it did not disappoint. I am sad that it only has one season. It features some of my favorite cast members. The series is about the current descendants of Romanoffs. Each episode has a new story and cast but there are subtle connections between the characters. The writing and acting keep you totally riveted. There is some suspense too. I loved every single episode and highly recommend this show for quality TV. My husband likes more action with sunshine and roses so didn't enjoy it as much but I was glued to my screen. Watch it!!
Have no idea where it's going but the performances are strong, the tension is real, the story is captivating and the history is rich. All with stunning Paris as the backdrop. I'm hooked.
Each episode of this anthology follows a family that claims an affiliation with the Romanoffs / Romanovs. The final episode was my favorite. The actors were fantastic (and it had a huge twist that I didn't see coming). Don't starts this series expecting each episode to tie together - they do relate in the loosest of terms... but not really. And that's part of what makes the series so good.
3rd Episode was very Twilight Zone-ish. Expected Rod Serling to appear or voiceover - until the stark reality of the ending. Totally surprised but made sense with what overpassionate obsessed people were trying to achieve without taking into account the psychological and physical cost. For me it was well done with great acting and storytelling. Kudos to Ms Hendricks for carrying the bulk and making us believe right alongside her.
Interesting anthology but it's so loosely based on the Romanovs as to make no difference to the plot. Not sure why they positioned the series this way, but it's really more of a distraction than anything.
Did you know
- TriviaOne of the people that is documented in the series is Michael Romanoff who owned a successful restaurant in California. People believed he was a Romanov, but he was really a con man and had no connection to the family.
- GoofsIn several episodes various people say that "they" killed little girls. While the Bolsheviks did kill Czar Nicholas II and his children they were not girls. His oldest daughter was almost 22 and his youngest child a son was 14.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Honest Trailers: Deadpool 2 (2018)
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