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KAOS OTT Release Date: The upcoming Greek Mythological Dark Comedy Series is all set to stream in the digital screens for viewers from 29th August on Netflix.
The 8 episode series will soon be available for viewers to enjoy from the comfort of their homes.
About the ‘KAOS’
The story of the Greek series moves around 3 people who realize they are meant to be with each other. An all-powerful god, yet insecure, Zeus started to fear his end of reign once he noticed a wrinkle on his forehead, possibly indicating the end of the world.
First trailer for ‘KAOS’, starring Jeff Goldblum as Zeus.
Releasing August 29 on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/mLfxs8icKC
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He became paranoid and vengeful towards his lieges, and later, three humans connected with the ancient prophecy possibly related to his end of reign and the possible apocalypse of the Earth.
Trailer de Kaos
Con Jeff Goldblum haciendo de Zeus
Estreno el 29 de Agosto en Netflix pic.twitter.com/39OHAJX2iR— 𝓜𝓻. 𝓕𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝓲 🤖 (@MrFreaki) August 2, 2024
Meanwhile, the three humans starts to discover their connections with each other and grand conspiracies involving the Greek gods.
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The series will have 6 episodes and is Co-Written by Georgia Christou. The title of the series was announced in 2018. The series is produced by Sisters who are known for their work in the show on HBO titled as ‘Chernobyl’.
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Star Cast and Production
The star of the series includes Jeff Goldblum as Zeus Janet McTeer as Hera Cliff Curtis as Poseidon Daniel Lawrence Taylor as Theseus Killian Scott as Orpheus Aurora Perrineau as Riddy Billie Piper in a cameo role Meanwhile Cassandra Misia Butler as Caneus Leila Farzad as Ari among others.
First trailer for ‘KAOS’, starring Jeff Goldblum as Zeus.
Releasing August 29 on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/mLfxs8icKC
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) July 25, 2024