The Serpent Queen Episode 1 Release Date, Plot and Trailer

 A new Starz series Justin Haythe is based on the Renaissance era and one fearsome female monarch who lived during it. The nonfiction book Catherine de Medici: Renaissance Queen of France by Swedish author Leonie Frieda served as a major inspiration for The Serpent Queen. The historical drama will include eight episodes. The pilot episode and a few more are directed by Jewish American director Stacie Passon. Everything (tvacute. com) we know about the upcoming series, including the famous cast and the historical events that served as inspiration, is summarised here.

The Serpent Queen Episode 1 Release Date

 Where can I watch the Serpent Queen? – The first episode titled “Medici Bitch” of The Serpent Queen is slated for release on September 11, 2022. Starz subscribers will get access to the whole first season. Click the link to sign up for the Starz streaming subscription.

Will there be any other streaming services that provide The Serpent Queen?

The Serpent Queen, which was made by Lionsgate Television and 3 Arts Entertainment, will supposedly exclusively air on Starz. No information has been released about the show’s availability on other (VOD) video-on-demand services to date. On the review site Rotten Tomatoes, 11 reviews from critics have received an overall approval rating of 100% and a 7.9/10 scale.

The Serpent Queen’s Plot

The Serpent Queen reimagines Catherine de’ Medici’s reign. The series is based on Frieda’s biography of the ruler. The series will also take artistic liberties. Here’s Catherine’s rise to power. Catherine was orphaned as a baby, according to Britannica. Her uncle, the Pope, planned her 14th wedding. Catherine married Henry II in 1547. Despite Henry’s mistress, Catherine bore him children. Catherine’s firstborn son Francis II inherited the crown after Henry’s death. Catherine tried to gain power during the French Religious Wars. Calvinist Protestants, known as Huguenots, pushed for reform of the Catholic Church, endangering other political forces. Catherine de’ Medici and her son battled to maintain their monarchy control. As the monarchy passed to Charles IX and Henry, she utilized her status as queen consort to promote supporters, issue edicts, and arrange marriages. The Serpent Queen veers from historical facts to explore Catherine de’ Medici’s rumors. She was accused of witchcraft, assassinations, and the 1572 St. Bartholomew’s Massacre.

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