Brilliant antiquities expert Danny McNamara sees his daily life turned upside down when his mentor, Dr. Anna Castillo, kidnaps treasure trove terrorist Karim Farouk after discovering the lost tomb of Mark Anthony and Cleopatra.
To stop Karim and save Anna, Danny is forced to join forces with his ex-girlfriend and art critic Vizier. The latter agrees to join Dennis to discover Karim and take revenge on this terrorist who also killed his father. But the mission of Dennis and Poetry turns out to be more dangerous than expected …
Season 1 of Blood and Treasure runs Wednesday, April 13, at 9:10 p.m. on NRJ12.
If Benjamin Gates, Indiana Jones or even The Mummy becomes a TV series one day, it will probably be invented in a vein of blood and treasure.
Matthew Federman and Stephen Sky, two creators who previously worked on Limitless, were shamelessly inspired by these films, not shying away from making many references in the dialogues to write the film’s exciting adventure. Antiquities expert Danny McNamara and art dealer Poem Vizier.
The protagonist of Blood and Treasure is encamped by Matt Barry, an actor whose face is probably unfamiliar to you as he played the role of Peyton’s evil son-in-law in the Scott brothers. He also stars in Walker, a remake of the 80s cult series with Jared Padaleck.
Her friend is played by Sophia Pernas, whom we saw in Jane Virgo. Starring James Callis (Battlestar Galactica), Katia Winter (Dexter, Sleepy Hollow), Michael James Shaw (The Walking Dead) and Oded Fehr (Ardeth Bay in The Mummy).
With its fascinating mythology, grand series (part of the series filmed in Rome and Morocco) and well-crafted action scenes, Blood and Treasure is the ideal program for entertainment during this sometimes difficult time.
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