The life and rise of Livia Drusilla, the powerful wife of the Roman emperor Augustus Caesar.The life and rise of Livia Drusilla, the powerful wife of the Roman emperor Augustus Caesar.The life and rise of Livia Drusilla, the powerful wife of the Roman emperor Augustus Caesar.
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Very good, well written, well acted and I binge watched the whole series. I hope there is another. Tiberius is a gem.
Each episode is better than the next. As an Ancient Roman (amateur) historian, this uses actual events to create a gripping narrative of the lives of the characters surrounding Livia Drusilla of the Claudii. Thie writing is as phenomenal as the acting. This cast is AMAZING! Edge-of-your-seat, non-stop intensity. This is officially my favorite show right now. Because of the plethora of instrumental characters with similar sounding names and appearances, sometimes it's difficult to keep track of who's who. This is the only reason I'm not giving this 10 stars. But each character is so engaging, and historically accurate.
Deals with the tough time Livia and her son Tiberias had before her rise. And believable.
Not always accurate. Freed slaves were Freemen or Free-women and Roman citizenship was not lightly given. Also Dictator was a respectable office held for a limited period to overcome great dangers. It ended after Julius Caesar made himself Dictator for Life.
Octavius was probably more dependent on Agrippa than is shown, but is a convincing character.
It needlessly skips over the complex politics that had Cicero sponsoring Octavian against Marcus Antonius, before they became allies.
But it's the most accurate drama I've seen. Much more so than the earlier series Rome.
Not always accurate. Freed slaves were Freemen or Free-women and Roman citizenship was not lightly given. Also Dictator was a respectable office held for a limited period to overcome great dangers. It ended after Julius Caesar made himself Dictator for Life.
Octavius was probably more dependent on Agrippa than is shown, but is a convincing character.
It needlessly skips over the complex politics that had Cicero sponsoring Octavian against Marcus Antonius, before they became allies.
But it's the most accurate drama I've seen. Much more so than the earlier series Rome.
Starts out the first couple episodes and looks like it's going to be some millennial thing for the CW, but then it gets pretty good. Historical femme fatale material, but of course they have to make her less vicious and give her a cause being the woke era and all. Still pretty good though since she is one of the more overlooked historical women and there is a lot of story left if they continue on until her end. They could get a good 3 or 4 seasons out of this at least at the pace they are going and still keep things alive.
I had no great expectations and was pleasantly surprised! I don't understand why people trash this show for allegedly inaccurate history. This is a series and not a documentary! The modern language only made the characters more believable to me. Again, I don't understand the criticism, should the actors have spoken in Latin?
Watch it! ;-)
7/10.
Watch it! ;-)
7/10.
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