Boudica | 2023 |@SignatureUK Trailer | Historical Action | Olga Kurylenko, Clive Standen, Nick Moran

This historical action is the bold, bloody story of the titular Celtic Queen. King Prasutagus rules over the Iceni people with his wife Boudica by his side, but when Prasutagus is betrayed and killed by Rome, Boudica’s kingdom is left without a male heir and the Romans seize her land and property. Driven to the edge of madness and determined to avenge her husband’s death, Boudica rallies the various tribes from the region and wages an epic war against the mighty Roman Empire. Starring Olga Kurylenko (Black Widow), Clive Standen (Vikings), Rita Tushingham (Last Night in Soho), (Harry Potter franchise) and James Faulkner (Game of Thrones), Boudica is written and directed by Jesse V. Johnson (Avengement).
Signature Entertainment presents Boudica on Digital Platforms 30th October

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[birbman]

0:37 Romans using a 16th century helmet...Real.

[openskies]

Apparently ancient Romans wore socks with sandals. 😂😂

[ruckuslee]

@flippy5118 Your quote in context: "Kurylenko is about as gritty as a used sponge... and has a thin, feeble voice that’s especially unconvincing in scenes where she’s meant to rally troops with impassioned rhetoric."

Olga Kurylenko was convincing as the Pict warrior, Etain, in Centurion (2010), dialogue-mute after Romans removed her tongue when child.

[gdprsn]

History already spoiled this movie.
They loose.

[hinatahyuga]

Yes she got far with destruction and genocide and ridding Britannia of Rome till the battle of walting Street when Paulinus and his outnumbered roman legion managed to turn the tide and turn her own strength against her and vast army into Roman Victory

[ThatOtherMikeyGuy]

Britannia, no? Not… as in your title card… Brittannia.

[marionapoleoni]

EASILY better than Braveheart, Gladiator, the casting of Olga as Boudicca makes the casting of Caesar in HBO’s ROME look like utter nonsense and a complete joke. Looking for MUCH MUCH more from this director; and I’m pumped as I’ve heard (a little bird told me) for he is to tackle Doestevsky, next; and, in particular: WAR AND PEACE.

I CANNOT WAIT!

[RalphEckhart]

For such an important figure in British History an unimpressive and possibly factually incorrect low budget "flick". Really an insult to the monuments in London and elsewhere.