Moz La Punk
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In a new article from Entertainment Weekly, there are more details about the fifth season of Vikings.
There's plenty more details in the interview (link is in the first sentence of this topic).
Personally, I LOVE this series, and I'm pretty strict when it comes to which series I genuinely care for. It constantly surprises me with new settings and new characters, it doesn't fuss around with staying too long at one time period and skips a lot of years so you really get the gist of the viking age. And the battles, lord the battles. While they aren't of the scale of the battles seens in GoT, they are choreagraphed SO WELL... it just isn't comparable.
I loved Ragnar, of course, but Ivar is a great character as well and he really clicked with me throughout season 4. Season 5 seems to focus even more on him so I'm all for it.
Any other fans here? I know there's a an OT for last season but with this being new news and all I thought it was worth the efford to create a new topic.
Bjorn Ironside has sailed down rivers and across the sea on quests of conquest and plunder. But this season on Vikings, the heroic Northman (played by Alexander Ludwig) will find himself in water so uncharted that it's not even water.
”I always knew the real Bjorn Ironside went into the Mediterranean and found himself in what is now Tunisia, on the edge of the Sahara," explains Vikings creator Michael Hirst. ”One of the things that was constraining us was that we couldn't reproduce the Sahara desert in the west of Ireland."
But for the show's expansive fifth season, the Irish-based production shot sequences in Morocco, with Bjorn riding a camel through a radically new geographic (and political) landscape. ”When you see the Vikings in the Sahara, in these sand dunes... you'd never seen that palette on the show before. It's exquisite and wonderful. "
There's plenty more details in the interview (link is in the first sentence of this topic).
Personally, I LOVE this series, and I'm pretty strict when it comes to which series I genuinely care for. It constantly surprises me with new settings and new characters, it doesn't fuss around with staying too long at one time period and skips a lot of years so you really get the gist of the viking age. And the battles, lord the battles. While they aren't of the scale of the battles seens in GoT, they are choreagraphed SO WELL... it just isn't comparable.
I loved Ragnar, of course, but Ivar is a great character as well and he really clicked with me throughout season 4. Season 5 seems to focus even more on him so I'm all for it.
Any other fans here? I know there's a an OT for last season but with this being new news and all I thought it was worth the efford to create a new topic.