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Critic Consensus: Troy: Fall of a City never tries to reinvent the bronze wheel but succeeds in engaging audiences with both royal and divine intrigue, making for a highly enjoyable romp in the lost kingdom.
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Cast
as Paris
as Helen
as King Priam of Troy
as Hecuba, Queen of Troy
as Hector
as Odysseus
as Andromache
as Agamemnon
as Achilles
as Menelaos, the King of Sparta
as Trojan general Aeneas
as Cassandra
Critic Reviews for Troy: Fall of a City: Season 1
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The result is a series more competent than compelling.
The dialogue is so richly silted with self-help banalities, we might as well be watching a Meghan and Harry biopic. There's also something exceedingly creepy about its retro, soft-porny direction...if only it had not seemed so tediously 21st century.
We haven't met Achilles yet, so there is plenty of time for things to get hysterical, but Troy: Fall of a City might just be a fresh, psychologically knotty take on one of the greatest tales of them all.
Still, this new eight-part series begins to grip as the various pieces interlock.
Troy: Fall of a City sets itself apart from 90% of Iliad adaptations by going behind those historic walls and giving us a great depiction of the tough decisions that were made causing the tragic downfall of a historic empire.
I found myself especially mesmerized by the show's eerie presentation of deities: here, spectacularly partisan goddesses strut across raging battlefields, while a world-weary Zeus remains resolutely neutral amidst the chaos.
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