‘1899’ Mystery Series Trailer Was Released By ‘Dark’ Creators!
1899 is a new Netflix series that will appeal to lovers of the hit spooky German drama Dark, which followed the search for missing children in a small town with a dark background.
1899 is a multi-language series created by the makers of Dark in which the protagonists will speak in the language of their origin.
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A New Mystery Series ‘1899’ Trailer Released By Creators Of ‘Dark’
The series 1899 is set to release in the same year as Dark, but it takes place on a migrant steamer traveling from London to New York with a diverse group of European passengers.
And, as is customary for Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the creators are creating something distinct and different — this time with all of the performers speaking in their native tongues.
Despite their difficulties communicating, the characters have one thing in common: their dreams of America’s promised land soon turn into horrible nightmares.
1899 Plot
The new mystery drama series is set on an immigrant ship sailing from New York to Europe at the end of the nineteenth century.
The ship is crowded with individuals of diverse nationalities and social backgrounds. These distinctions will soon vanish as they witness the Prometheus, a ship that mysteriously vanished into the night a few months before their ship’s voyage.
Once their ship discovers the abandoned spaceship, mysterious happenings will spread like a curse among the passengers.
1899 Cast
The cast of 1899 is made up of people from all over the world. Emily Beecham will portray Maura Franklin, and Dark’s Andreas Pietschmann, who played older Jonas, will play Eyk Larsen in the series 1899.
Aneurin Barnard, best known for his roles as Davey in Hunky Dory and Gibson in Dunkirk, will also appear in the series as Daniel.
The cast includes Lucas Lynggaard Tonnesen from The Rain as Krester and Fflyn Edwards as Elliot. Other European actors include Miguel Bernardeau from Spain, Mathilde Ollivier from France, Rosalie Craig from England, Maciej Musial from Poland, and Jonas Bloquet from Belgium.
Gabby Wong, Yann Gael, José Pimento, Martin Greis-Rosenthal, Anton Lesser, Maria Erwolter, and Isabella Wei round out the cast who will deliver their presentations in their native tongues.
1899 Release Date
Originally, the series 1899 was scheduled to debut in 2021 but was delayed, and it was confirmed early this year that it will be available on Netflix in the fall or winter of 2022. On Thursday, November 17, 2022, Netflix will release the series “1899” worldwide.
So, the wait for the new series from the makers of the aforementioned series is not very long for Dark fans. On September 14, 2022, the show will have a two-episode launch at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Where And How To Watch The “1899” Online?
1899, the mystery series is set to premiere on the online streaming app Netflix on 17 November 2022. So, you can go and watch this multi-language series with your friends and family on the Netflix app.
1899 Episodes Count
The first season of the Netflix series ‘1899’ is divided into eight one-hour episodes, with its pilot episode entitled ‘The Ship.’ It’s as though we’re watching a short film. This series premiere is something we eagerly anticipate!
1899 Mystery Series Trailer
To whet your anticipation, Netflix has published an official frightening trailer for the series 1899. Netflix had already released a teaser trailer and displayed further footage on Twitter.
On June 6, 2022, a minute-long teaser was released, offering fans a taste of what to expect. Dark fans will recognize the heavy use of cryptic symbols and strange-looking artifacts.
The first film depicts a befuddled group of passengers and a voice inquiring why they believe they are aboard this ship. The response is that they are all fleeing something.
The scenes that follow depict the passenger’s meeting with another ship. This ship appears to be bringing horror with it. There are scenes with excellent costume designs and visual effects that speak to the project’s sophistication.
As with other teasers, it leaves you with more questions than answers, and in the case of a mystery horror, the lack of answers is much more apparent.
On October 24, 2022, the entire trailer for 1899 was published. Set to Jimi Hendrix’s legendary cover of “All Along the Watchtower,” the two-and-a-half minute spot provides a clearer feel of the series’ story, characters, and huge scope.
The trailer begins with flares flashing red in the pitch dark, followed by a short boat ride to the rubble and lamp-lit shots of empty bunks. Several individuals with black triangle tattoos are observed when a man retrieves a small black pyramid from his backpack.
A preview of the series’ next mystery is revealed in a climactic ending. Because the series is so anticipated, everyone’s attention is focused on when it will finally begin streaming.
A poster for the series, depicting a ship on the brink of a triangle hole in the ocean, was previously released by Netflix.
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