Roland Emmerich Unveils the Chariot Scene in “Those About to Die”

Roland Emmerich, renowned director of blockbusters like Independence Day, gives us a peek behind the curtain of his latest creation, “Those About to Die.” In this exclusive interview with IGN, Emmerich delves into the intricacies of the Chariot Scene, captivating audiences in the premiere episode of the epic series.

A Glimpse into Ancient Rome

Set in the tumultuous backdrop of the Roman Empire in 79 CE, “Those About to Die” promises to transport audiences to a world of gladiators, chariot races, and political intrigue. Inspired by the same book as “Gladiator,” this series delves into the Flavian Dynasty, offering a profound exploration of power, ambition, and survival in the Colosseum.

The Stellar Cast

With a star-studded cast including Anthony Hopkins as Emperor Vespasian, Iwan Rheon as Tenax, and Jojo Macari as Domitian, the series promises riveting performances that breathe life into ancient history.

Emmerich’s attention to detail and historical accuracy shines through in the meticulous recreations of the Flavian Amphitheatre, setting the stage for breathtaking chariot races and intense gladiatorial combat.

“Those About to Die” isn’t just a recount of historical events; it’s a visceral experience that plunges viewers into the heart of ancient Rome.

Don’t miss the premiere of “Those About to Die” on July 18, exclusively on Peacock, and witness the spectacle of the Roman Empire like never before.

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Positive Ending: Embark on this thrilling journey through history with “Those About to Die” and discover the mesmerizing world of ancient Rome brought to life on screen!