Everything you need to know about the upcoming season of historical drama
Shield walls are ready! Netflix’s historical drama The Lost Kingdom is based on Bernard Cornwell’s The Saxon Stories novel series, which has been renewed for a fourth season.
Here’s what you need to know about Lost Kingdom Series Four – Release Date, Cast, Plot Info and Latest News of the Series.
When will The Lost Kingdom Season 4 be released on Netflix?
The show’s renewal was announced in December 2018 via The Lost Kingdom’s official Twitter page.
In April 2019, Netflix confirmed that filming had begun in 10 new episodes – and in July 2019, the show’s Instagram page invited fans to “join Uhred on Netflix next year as the fight continues” – so it looks like season 20 will be coming.
However, at this stage, it can happen…
What about the last state?
Set in the 9th century AD, the series is based on the novels of Bernard Cornwell’s The Saxon Stories, which follows two book events each season.
Our protagonist is the son of the enemy of Uhred, the Saxon boy who was raised by the Danes, after which they decide to hold him and make him his own.
However, Uhred was later betrayed and Danes believe his adopted father killed the Danish kingpin Ragnar the Elder. Uhred was forced to move to Wessex in seven Danish-controlled states (which we now consider to be England).
Upon arrival, he offers his aid – including knowledge of Dens’ war tactics – to Alfred, King of Wessex.
What happens in Season 4 – and who is the cast?
The Last Realm
Published in 2013, Pagan Lord, and the next book to follow the series, have passed a decade – following the Netflix timeline, UCLA’s new young stars, including Sisaila, include books that are all adult.
Alexander Dramon returns as the Uhred of Behnberg (perhaps laughing a little), and, as the state’s interdependence breaks down, he hopes to challenge his uncle Efric, played by
Joseph Milson.
He is accompanied by Ian Hart (Father Bucca), Toby Regbo (Ethelred), Emily Cox (Brida), Timothy Innes (Kid Edward), Elijah Butterworth (Ellswith), Mark Rowley (Finn) and Meet. Brady (Ethelfled), Magnus Braun (Kutty) and JP Beck Lauren (Heston).
Netflix has confirmed that Prime Suspect will be starring 1973 star Stephanie Martini as “Ethelred’s new love triumph”.
Jamie Blakely (The Halcyton, If I Stay) will play Etholred’s new right-hand Erdoful.
The Last Kingdom Season 4 Trailer?
Not yet – look at this location – but we have four of the first movie backstage … Here is the production team working with the cast on the night-shoot:
The Last Realm
Where can I hold the last position?
The first two seasons of The Lost Kingdom aired on both the BBC and Netflix, but season three was available exclusively on Netflix because the BBC decided not to continue with historical drama.
Why can’t I see The Last Kingdom on the BBC?
Although the show debuted on BBC2 (and for BBC America, US audiences), from series three it was produced by Carnival Films for Netflix, producers of Downton Abbey