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Adventurer James Keziah Delaney returns to London during the War of 1812 to rebuild his late father's shipping empire. However, both the government and his biggest competitor want his inheritance at any cost--even murder.

Year

2017

IMDb

8.3

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Cast

Tom Hardy

James Keziah Delaney

Oona Chaplin

Zilpha Geary

Richard Dixon

Pettifer

Cast

Tom Hardy

James Keziah Delaney

Oona Chaplin

Zilpha Geary

Richard Dixon

Pettifer

David Hayman

Brace

Jonathan Pryce

Sir Stuart Strange

Leo Bill

Wilton

Edward Hogg

Godfrey

Jessie Buckley

Lorna Bow

RM

Ruby-May Martinwood

Winter

Franka Potente

Helga

Stephen Graham

Atticus

MK

Michael Kelly

Dumbarton

JG

James Greaves

Strange's Clerk

Jefferson Hall

Thorne Geary

Louis Ashbourne Serkis

Robert

Jason Watkins

Solomon Coop

Danny Ligairi

Martinez

Tallulah Haddon

Pearl

Comments

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Ms T MuyambaAug 22, 2024

Not much on television worth watching nowadays so it is a very pleasant surprise when a series of this caliber comes along. The depiction of 1800s Great Britain in all it's steamy vulgarity and corruption is intriguing and mesmerizing. Ridley Scott and Tom Hardy are at their outstanding best. The production quality and scenery is first rate. The acting throughout is of a rare quality in today's market. Tom Hardy does not disappoint in his character portrayal as the lead character. Mystery, treachery, intrigue and darkness are present in abundance in the first three episodes I have watched thus far. The reach of the East India company with its unscrupulous pursuit of power and wealth by any means has me drawn in. I cannot wait for the next episode! At a time when the majority of television series seem to be filled with political propaganda disguised as entertainment this series stands out. Nothing pc to see here. Excellent!!