Those About to Die

2024 - 7 - 18

Discover the Wild World of Ancient Rome in 'Those About to Die'

Unleash the spectacle of Roman drama with Anthony Hopkins in this epic series full of chariot races, wine, blood, and gladiator uniforms! Are you entertained yet?

Step back into the wild and bloody world of ancient Rome with 'Those About to Die', the latest Peacock drama that has viewers on the edge of their seats. Starring the legendary Anthony Hopkins, this sword-and-sandals epic is a perfect mix of dumb, pulpy fun and intense plot twists that keep you hooked episode after episode. From chariot racing to political intrigue, this series has it all, making it a must-watch for history buffs and drama enthusiasts alike.

But 'Those About to Die' is not just about entertainment; it delves deep into the heart of ancient Roman society, showcasing the power struggles, decadence, and desperate attempts to pacify the citizens through epic Colosseum spectacles. With a star-studded cast and captivating storyline, each episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and unexpected turns that leave you craving for more.

As you immerse yourself in the world of 'Those About to Die', be prepared for a sea of wine and blood, with Rome's rulers using entertainment as a means of control and corruption. The characters, including the self-made man Tenax played by Iwan Rheon, add layers of complexity to the narrative, bringing Roman history to life in a way that is both thrilling and educational.

Whether you're into chariot races, political dramas, or simply enjoy seeing sexy people in gladiator uniforms, 'Those About to Die' has something for everyone. So grab your popcorn, sit back, and get ready for a binge-worthy journey through ancient Rome like never before!

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'Those About to Die' Review: Anthony Hopkins Has Dumb, Pulpy Fun (Variety)

The Peacock drama 'Those About to Die' stars Anthony Hopkins in a sword-and-sandals epic that's dumb, pulpy fun.

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'Those About To Die' Review: No, I Am Not Entertained (IndieWire)

Did you ever watch a Roland Emmerich movie and think, "Wow, if only this had more plot, less spectacle, and ran an extra eight hours?" No? By Ben Travers.

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'Those About to Die' review: Bloody ancient Rome, again (Los Angeles Times)

In this Peacock series starring Anthony Hopkins, ancient Roman high jinks are revisited once again, with a special emphasis on chariot racing.

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Anthony Hopkins' new series 'Those About to Die' revives Roman ... (USA TODAY)

Anthony Hopkins checks a lot of boxes playing a Roman Emperor Vespasian in Peacock's "Those About to Die." Here's why you'll be entertained.

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'Those About to Die' Recap, Episodes 7 and 8 (Vulture)

Scorpus insists that drinking, whoring, and racing go hand in hand in hand and, honestly, he's right. Read more in Vulture's recap of episodes seven and ...

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How to Watch 'Those About to Die': Stream the Historical Drama ... (CNET)

Ancient Rome drama boasts a star studded cast and plenty of bloody Colosseum action.

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'Those About to Die' Review: A Sea of Wine and Blood (slantmagazine)

Rome's rulers turn to entertainment to pacify their citizens, eventually enlisting Tenax (Iwan Rheon), the rare self-made man who's managed to claw his way ...

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'Those About to Die' Recap, Episodes 1 and 2 (Vulture)

Peacock's latest series knows that sometimes you want to see sexy people in gladiator uniforms fighting and using old-timey accents.

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