Catherine the Great (2019): Official Trailer | HBO
Oscar-winner Helen Mirren will lead miniseries Catherine the Great as the tumultuous monarch and politician who ruled the Russian empire and transformed its place in the world in the 18th century. The four-part historical drama will follow the end of Catherine’s reign and her affair with Russian military leader Grigory Potemkin that helped shape the future of Russian politics. Catherine the Great premieres October 21 at 10PM on HBO. #HBO #CatherineTheGreat
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Catherine the Great (2019): Official Trailer | HBO
Hulu did it better!
Huzzah!
0:12 it seems like you still don't know the language, your majesty.
This was a chance to make a spectacular movie- they spent good money on it but they blew it. The acting is poor ( including Mirren) and the portrayal of Catherine is superficial and farcical. Great pity
i recommend the Russian series in MARS Media channel … Catherine not sluty like that !
Tsar Peter III in the afterlife:
She deserves the throne…not me…
Magnífica essa série.
Where can I watch Catherine The Great, Helen Mirren movie?
I would like to see a movie about Catherine the Great that is much more historical and accurate instead of the same silly, fictional drama that seems to be milked over and over. Yes, she had lovers, but did not openly flurt with men all the time. She was not power hungry, rather she knew that power and influence held great weight and that comes out when she usurps Peter who, in case you didn't know, the Russian people hated because of his severe lack of commitment to his role as Tzar and for his own hatred of Russia. Catherine proved her commitment to the Russian people, the nobility, the church, and the military. By all rights she was a good ruler. She made a lot of good reforms. I won't say she's perfect because there were tough times during her reign just like any monarch during the time.
Catherine the Grate-lived in a fire place.
Looks nothing like Catherine.
from my son "Catherine meets Peter in St. Petersburg" (Valse ala scherzando) music by Alex Zygmunt H. – YouTube
"Catherine meets Peter in St. Petersburg" (Valse ala scherzando) music by Alex Zygmunt H. – YouTube
Looks like a feminist historical romance rather than a geopolitical historical drama.
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Catherine do you know Alexandria?
Helen Mirren vs Marina Aleksandrova.
I hope one day Hollywood trusts their audiences enogh to film their history films in its native language