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Britannia begins in 43AD as the Roman Army, determined and terrified in equal measure, returns to crush the Celtic heart of Britannia –a mysterious land ruled by wild warrior women and powerful druids who can channel the mysterious forces of the Underworld. Arch Celtic rivals Kerra (Kelly Reilly) and Antedia (Zoë Wanamaker) must face the Roman invasion led by the towering figure of Aulus Plautius (David Morrissey) as it cuts a swathe through the Celtic Resistance.
Details:
| Genre | Drama, Fantasy |
|---|---|
| Format | PAL |
| Contributor | David Morrissey, Kelly Reilly, Rick McCallum, Zoë Wanamaker |
| Language | English |
| Number of discs | 1 |
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The key players
Aulus Plautius (David Morrissey)
Fearless, ruthless, perceptive, and shrewd, Aulus is one of the greatest Generals to have commanded a Roman legion. He’s been charged by Emperor Claudius to conquer Britannia. However, instead of attempting to crush the island’s tribes by sheer force, his methods are more meticulous. He is particularly skilled at turning foes against each other, earning the trust of those who might otherwise be his enemy, and then disposing of them only if they have outlived their usefulness to him. With utter belief in his own strength, Aulus has kept one thing from even those closest to him. He believes the Druids hold the secrets to the universe, and may be the key to his own personal agenda, one that goes beyond Rome.
Kerra (Kelly Reilly)
Daughter of King Pellenor, Kerra is as skilled a warrior as any other member of the Cantii tribe, but her headstrong nature has fed the bitter animosity between the Cantii and Regni, and, afraid of incurring even more of the gods’ anger, her father treats her like a prisoner in her own home. She loves her father dearly, but is trapped by his convictions and unswerving faith. She hates those that he reveres – the Druids – ever since they cast judgement upon her mother, sentencing her to be flayed alive as she and her father watched. More than anything she dreams of a life free from the shackles of both her tribe and the gods. But destiny has more in mind for Kerra, and she will discover that the fate of her people will be placed squarely in her hands.
Veran (Mackenzie Crook)
Veran is an enigma. It is claimed he is 10,000 years old and was the second man placed on the planet. He is said to know the secrets of both this world and the next. But there is one thing the tribes believe that gives him and his Druids immense power: he speaks for the gods. This has made his word law, and given the Druids the status to command both the Cantii and Regni, even as they fight among themselves. We may never know if Veran truly communes with the divine, but his status and uncanny powers of precognition have made him the most powerful man on the island – although there are those who would gladly see his demise. As Rome sets foot on Britannia, Veran welcomes it in his own unique fashion. Could he sense opportunity with this new arrival, or merely his own amusement?
Characters of Season 1
Divis (Nikolaj Lie Kaas)
Once a Druid, Divis has fallen out of favour and is now a loner living off the land. Callous, shambolic, self-serving, and with his sanity questionable, the neighbouring tribes keep him at arm’s length – exactly what he wants. But on the fateful Solstice Eve that brings Rome to Britannia, Divis has a vision. One that makes clear the Roman army is not merely a construct of flesh and steel, but a living incarnation of the Earth demon Lokka, who has come to lay waste upon the land. Seeing himself as the only one who can stop this, Divis sets forth on his own personal mission, only to be reluctantly saddled with an often antagonistic companion, Cait.
Cait (Eleanor Worthington-Cox)
A young Cantii, Cait is soon to be initiated into womanhood in her village’s Solstice Eve ceremony. However, before the rite-of-passage can be completed, Roman soldiers attack the settlement, setting her home ablaze, killing her sister, and leaving her “betwixt”, stuck in a limbo-like space where she is neither a girl or woman. With everything she has come to know and love gone and not knowing if she will ever find safety again, she is forced to draw on reserves of mental and physical strength she never knew she had in order to survive. However, there is far more to Cait than meets the eye. No one, least of all herself, could have fully predicted the importance she will go on to have for her tribe, the Druids, Rome, and the future of Britannia itself.
Queen Antedia (Zoë Wanamaker)
It is said that hatred is more reliable than trust. And no one hates like Antedia, Queen of the Regni. She is as fierce and unforgiving as anyone you could ever meet, and she will never, ever forget a slight. The Regni and Cantii borders have been a scene of bloodshed for an age, but things intensified after a failed attempt to unite the warring factions. By edict of the Druids, Antedia was forced to see her son and only heir Gildas wed to the Cantii princess Kerra. Their union was extremely short-lived, and prematurely cut Antedia’s bloodline short. Humiliated and betrayed by both the Cantii and the gods, Antedia has been seeking her revenge ever since. And with the arrival of Rome, she may finally have the means to get it.
Characters of Season 1
King Pellanor (Ian McDiarmid)
King of the Cantii, Pellanor’s conviction in the ancient ways is total, which may be why he marks Rome’s arrival on Britannia as an affront in and of itself. Believing, for all their words, they will go the same way as Julius Caesar, he is more preoccupied by the ongoing war with the hated Regni tribe, and the troubles within his own family – primarily surrounding his unruly daughter Kerra. Perhaps his defining trait is his unswerving faith in the Druids, believing them to be vessels of the divine. Whatever their demand, Pellanor will obey. No matter what the sacrifice may be.
Phelan (Julian Rhind-Tutt)
Son to Pellanor, Phelan is the de facto heir to the Cantii throne and his right-hand man. More strategic and rational than his wrathful father, he attempts to add more diplomacy to his father’s leadership. However, in Cantii terms this has done nothing for his own standing, and many in the tribe see him as a weak proposition for the Cantii throne. This outrages his wife, Amena, whose only attraction to Phelan is her own path to the crown, and whose attempts to lead his ambition have thus far led to nothing. As a result their marriage is an unhappy affair, with Amena emasculating him at any opportunity – not that he’d give her the satisfaction of knowing she gets to him. The arrival of Ania, a Regni captive, finally injects a little adventure into his life.
Amena (Annabel Scholey)
Amena is the wife of both Phelan and Lindon, and queen-in-waiting for the Cantii throne. The crown is all that matters to her – everything else is a means to an end. While she seems supportive of those within the royal circle, many are wise to her ambition, and are aware she will manipulate and exploit others to meet her own goals. Even knowing this, one would be foolish to underestimate Amena. She is a born survivor, quick to adapt and very resourceful in adversity. Moreover, there is nothing she will not do to get what she wants.
Lindon (Stanley Weber)
Son of a Gallic chieftain, Lindon was married to Amena by decree of the Druids to strengthen the bond between the two nations. Lindon has not been among the Cantii for long, but already has a reputation as one of the tribe’s greatest assets on the battlefield. He is a fierce warrior, masculine and powerful, putting him in direct contrast with Phelan – a fact that Amena delights in rubbing in Phelan’s face. Lindon is not blind to Amena’s ambition, nor her cruelty, and dislikes her, only continuing to perform his role as her husband out of loyalty to the tribe. He forms a more spiritual bond with Kerra, and longs for a time when the two of them could be together away from the yoke of the tribe and the Druids.
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Imported From: United Kingdom
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Description:
Britannia begins in 43AD as the Roman Army, determined and terrified in equal measure, returns to crush the Celtic heart of Britannia –a mysterious land ruled by wild warrior women and powerful druids who can channel the mysterious forces of the Underworld. Arch Celtic rivals Kerra (Kelly Reilly) and Antedia (Zoë Wanamaker) must face the Roman invasion led by the towering figure of Aulus Plautius (David Morrissey) as it cuts a swathe through the Celtic Resistance.
Details:
| Genre | Drama, Fantasy |
|---|---|
| Format | PAL |
| Contributor | David Morrissey, Kelly Reilly, Rick McCallum, Zoë Wanamaker |
| Language | English |
| Number of discs | 1 |
The key players
Aulus Plautius (David Morrissey)
Fearless, ruthless, perceptive, and shrewd, Aulus is one of the greatest Generals to have commanded a Roman legion. He’s been charged by Emperor Claudius to conquer Britannia. However, instead of attempting to crush the island’s tribes by sheer force, his methods are more meticulous. He is particularly skilled at turning foes against each other, earning the trust of those who might otherwise be his enemy, and then disposing of them only if they have outlived their usefulness to him. With utter belief in his own strength, Aulus has kept one thing from even those closest to him. He believes the Druids hold the secrets to the universe, and may be the key to his own personal agenda, one that goes beyond Rome.
Kerra (Kelly Reilly)
Daughter of King Pellenor, Kerra is as skilled a warrior as any other member of the Cantii tribe, but her headstrong nature has fed the bitter animosity between the Cantii and Regni, and, afraid of incurring even more of the gods’ anger, her father treats her like a prisoner in her own home. She loves her father dearly, but is trapped by his convictions and unswerving faith. She hates those that he reveres – the Druids – ever since they cast judgement upon her mother, sentencing her to be flayed alive as she and her father watched. More than anything she dreams of a life free from the shackles of both her tribe and the gods. But destiny has more in mind for Kerra, and she will discover that the fate of her people will be placed squarely in her hands.
Veran (Mackenzie Crook)
Veran is an enigma. It is claimed he is 10,000 years old and was the second man placed on the planet. He is said to know the secrets of both this world and the next. But there is one thing the tribes believe that gives him and his Druids immense power: he speaks for the gods. This has made his word law, and given the Druids the status to command both the Cantii and Regni, even as they fight among themselves. We may never know if Veran truly communes with the divine, but his status and uncanny powers of precognition have made him the most powerful man on the island – although there are those who would gladly see his demise. As Rome sets foot on Britannia, Veran welcomes it in his own unique fashion. Could he sense opportunity with this new arrival, or merely his own amusement?
Characters of Season 1
Divis (Nikolaj Lie Kaas)
Once a Druid, Divis has fallen out of favour and is now a loner living off the land. Callous, shambolic, self-serving, and with his sanity questionable, the neighbouring tribes keep him at arm’s length – exactly what he wants. But on the fateful Solstice Eve that brings Rome to Britannia, Divis has a vision. One that makes clear the Roman army is not merely a construct of flesh and steel, but a living incarnation of the Earth demon Lokka, who has come to lay waste upon the land. Seeing himself as the only one who can stop this, Divis sets forth on his own personal mission, only to be reluctantly saddled with an often antagonistic companion, Cait.
Cait (Eleanor Worthington-Cox)
A young Cantii, Cait is soon to be initiated into womanhood in her village’s Solstice Eve ceremony. However, before the rite-of-passage can be completed, Roman soldiers attack the settlement, setting her home ablaze, killing her sister, and leaving her “betwixt”, stuck in a limbo-like space where she is neither a girl or woman. With everything she has come to know and love gone and not knowing if she will ever find safety again, she is forced to draw on reserves of mental and physical strength she never knew she had in order to survive. However, there is far more to Cait than meets the eye. No one, least of all herself, could have fully predicted the importance she will go on to have for her tribe, the Druids, Rome, and the future of Britannia itself.
Queen Antedia (Zoë Wanamaker)
It is said that hatred is more reliable than trust. And no one hates like Antedia, Queen of the Regni. She is as fierce and unforgiving as anyone you could ever meet, and she will never, ever forget a slight. The Regni and Cantii borders have been a scene of bloodshed for an age, but things intensified after a failed attempt to unite the warring factions. By edict of the Druids, Antedia was forced to see her son and only heir Gildas wed to the Cantii princess Kerra. Their union was extremely short-lived, and prematurely cut Antedia’s bloodline short. Humiliated and betrayed by both the Cantii and the gods, Antedia has been seeking her revenge ever since. And with the arrival of Rome, she may finally have the means to get it.
Characters of Season 1
King Pellanor (Ian McDiarmid)
King of the Cantii, Pellanor’s conviction in the ancient ways is total, which may be why he marks Rome’s arrival on Britannia as an affront in and of itself. Believing, for all their words, they will go the same way as Julius Caesar, he is more preoccupied by the ongoing war with the hated Regni tribe, and the troubles within his own family – primarily surrounding his unruly daughter Kerra. Perhaps his defining trait is his unswerving faith in the Druids, believing them to be vessels of the divine. Whatever their demand, Pellanor will obey. No matter what the sacrifice may be.
Phelan (Julian Rhind-Tutt)
Son to Pellanor, Phelan is the de facto heir to the Cantii throne and his right-hand man. More strategic and rational than his wrathful father, he attempts to add more diplomacy to his father’s leadership. However, in Cantii terms this has done nothing for his own standing, and many in the tribe see him as a weak proposition for the Cantii throne. This outrages his wife, Amena, whose only attraction to Phelan is her own path to the crown, and whose attempts to lead his ambition have thus far led to nothing. As a result their marriage is an unhappy affair, with Amena emasculating him at any opportunity – not that he’d give her the satisfaction of knowing she gets to him. The arrival of Ania, a Regni captive, finally injects a little adventure into his life.
Amena (Annabel Scholey)
Amena is the wife of both Phelan and Lindon, and queen-in-waiting for the Cantii throne. The crown is all that matters to her – everything else is a means to an end. While she seems supportive of those within the royal circle, many are wise to her ambition, and are aware she will manipulate and exploit others to meet her own goals. Even knowing this, one would be foolish to underestimate Amena. She is a born survivor, quick to adapt and very resourceful in adversity. Moreover, there is nothing she will not do to get what she wants.
Lindon (Stanley Weber)
Son of a Gallic chieftain, Lindon was married to Amena by decree of the Druids to strengthen the bond between the two nations. Lindon has not been among the Cantii for long, but already has a reputation as one of the tribe’s greatest assets on the battlefield. He is a fierce warrior, masculine and powerful, putting him in direct contrast with Phelan – a fact that Amena delights in rubbing in Phelan’s face. Lindon is not blind to Amena’s ambition, nor her cruelty, and dislikes her, only continuing to perform his role as her husband out of loyalty to the tribe. He forms a more spiritual bond with Kerra, and longs for a time when the two of them could be together away from the yoke of the tribe and the Druids.
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