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Medici: Masters of Florence comes to India
Acclaimed original English-language drama series ‘Medici: Masters of Florence’ has been acquired by Netflix and it will premiere as an in India starting December 9.
Acclaimed original English-language drama series ‘Medici: Masters of Florence’ has been acquired by Netflix and it will premiere as an in India starting December 9.
Created by award-winning writer and executive producer Frank Spotnitz and Nicholas Meyer, the series is well-known to have broken Italian viewing records with almost seven million viewers for the series.
The drama stars Richard Madden and twice Oscar winner and four times BAFTA winner Dustin Hoffman with credits such as Rain Man, Tootsie and Kramer vs Kramer, as members of the legendary Medici family, who turned a modest family business into a banking empire and went on to fund the Renaissance.
“I am delighted that millions of viewers will be able to see ‘Medici’ as a Netflix Original Series,” said Big Light Chief Executive Frank Spotnitz, the show’s co-creator and executive producer. “I was thrilled by the incredible response we got from our Italian audience, and I can’t wait to see how viewers around the world respond.”
Lux Vide President Matilde Bernabei and CEO Luca Bernabei added: “The quality of the Medici series has attracted a new audience to RAI, adding younger viewers to the usual fans of our nationally produced series.”
