14th June 2016 - Christopher Sciueref, Erik Madsen and Arnas Fedaravičius and more have joined the 2nd Season of The Last Kingdom.
known so far... #TheLastKingdom @L_Ibarra85 @LichenCraig @TamelaMund @Carlah0318 @sivanita_k @skullandbones pic.twitter.com/Fd19wppTaf
— Uhtred the Bold (@Uhtred4ever) June 11, 2016
found 2 more! #TheLastKingdom @L_Ibarra85 @LichenCraig @TamelaMund @Carlah0318 @sivanita_k @skullandbones @ReLa79 pic.twitter.com/DBkBPN7MXe
— Uhtred the Bold (@Uhtred4ever) June 11, 2016
@Sciueref joins the cast as Jonis in hit series #TheLastKingdom for Carnival Television.
— Mondi Associates (@MondiAssLtd) June 14, 2016
It's on;So proud to have joined the stellar cast of season 2 @thelastkingdombbc produced by @Carnival_Films, on @bbctwo and @netflix 2017!
— Erik Madsen (@ImErikMadsen) June 14, 2016
With shooting just begun on the second season of historical drama The Last Kingdom, Netflix has joined the series as co-producer and will air it next year in the U.S., Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Japan, Spain and Portugal. BBC America, which broadcast the first season Stateside in 2015, is no longer involved. Netflix will add S1 to the U.S. library this year. From Downton Abbey producer Carnival Films, the fantasy epic goes out in the UK on BBC Two.
Season 2 picks up in the year 878 as the wild lands of the north have fallen into chaos and rebellion. Uhtred continues the fight for his native land of Northumbria. Having given his sword to King Alfred, despite his upbringing by the invading pagan Danes, he embarks on a voyage to reclaim his own fate and avenge Earl Ragnar’s death, recapturing his ancestral lands of Bebbanburg.
Returning cast also includes David Dawson (Peaky Blinders), Emily Cox (Homeland), Ian Hart (Boardwalk Empire) and Tobias Santelmann (Marcella). New cast includes Thure Lindhardt (The Bridge), Millie Brady (Legend) and Peter McDonald (Thirteen).
Season 2 picks up in the year 878 as the wild lands of the north have fallen into chaos and rebellion. Uhtred continues the fight for his native land of Northumbria. Having given his sword to King Alfred, despite his upbringing by the invading pagan Danes, he embarks on a voyage to reclaim his own fate and avenge Earl Ragnar’s death, recapturing his ancestral lands of Bebbanburg.
Returning cast also includes David Dawson (Peaky Blinders), Emily Cox (Homeland), Ian Hart (Boardwalk Empire) and Tobias Santelmann (Marcella). New cast includes Thure Lindhardt (The Bridge), Millie Brady (Legend) and Peter McDonald (Thirteen).
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