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tv-series2 years ago

"The Buccaneers' Season 1 Finale: Cast Interviews, Wedding Drama, and Love Triangle Twists"

In the Season 1 finale of "The Buccaneers," Nan marries Theo to protect her pregnant sister Jinny from an abusive husband. However, this means sacrificing her relationship with Guy, whom she loves. The cast members speculate that Nan and Theo's marriage would not be a happy one, and Guy is expected to find a way to reunite with Nan despite the obstacles. The future of the Apple TV+ series is uncertain as it has not yet been renewed.

via TVLine|
#cast-interviews#guy-and-nans-relationship#nan-and-theos-marriage
entertainment2 years ago

"The Buccaneers' Wild Finale Wedding and Joan's Influence: Christina Hendricks Reflects on Her 1870s Journey"

In the Season 1 finale of Apple TV+'s "The Buccaneers," Patti St. George (played by Christina Hendricks) finds herself caught in the chaos of her daughter Nan's wedding, unaware of the rescue plan to save her other daughter Jinny from an abusive husband. As the episode unfolds, Patti's journey towards independence takes a shattered turn, leaving her uncertain about her future. The series has not yet been renewed for a second season, but Hendricks discusses the potential fallout from the wedding and how her role in "Mad Men" prepared her for the 1870s setting.

via Variety|
#christina-hendricks#entertainment#patti-st-george
television2 years ago

"The Buccaneers: A Delightful Blend of Edith Wharton and Bridgerton"

Apple TV+ has released a new adaptation of Edith Wharton's novel, The Buccaneers, which combines the historical setting with the humor and romance of shows like Bridgerton. The series follows a group of wealthy American girls as they navigate British high society, using marriage as a means to gain entry. While the adaptation makes some changes to the source material, it retains the lively spirit and explores themes of friendship and societal change. The show's modern soundtrack and attractive cast of young actors add to its appeal, creating a fun and engaging period drama.

via Slate|
#apple-tv#bridgerton#edith-wharton
tv-recap2 years ago

"The Buccaneers": A Failed Attempt to Recreate Wharton's Brilliance

In the series premiere of "The Buccaneers," a group of American women from New York arrive in England in the late 1800s to find husbands among the English aristocracy. The main protagonist, Nan St. George, stands out as a bold and independent character. As the story unfolds, Nan navigates romantic entanglements with two men, Guy Thwarte and Theo, the Duke of Tintagel. Meanwhile, her friends face their own challenges and scandals. The episode ends with Nan accepting Theo's proposal, but the return to New York promises more drama and unresolved feelings with Guy.

via Vulture|
#apple-tv#drama#edith-wharton
entertainment2 years ago

Apple TV Plus Unveils 'The Buccaneers': A Swoon-Worthy Period Drama Set in 1870s London

Apple TV Plus is set to release its own visually stunning period drama, The Buccaneers, which draws comparisons to the popular series Bridgerton. Based on the unfinished final novel by Edith Wharton, the show blends romance, satire, and a critique of American wealth and British pride. While it remains to be seen how closely The Buccaneers will adhere to its source material, the series boasts a talented cast and will premiere on Apple TV Plus on November 8th.

via The Verge|
#apple-tv-plus#bridgerton#edith-wharton