Cast, release date, trailer, synopsis

The Citadel is perhaps the most ambitious series of 2023: Not just one series, but the beginning of a global franchise with many sequel series that will span the world through interconnected stories. The Amazon Prime Video project and AGBO, the Russo brothers’ production company, will be his first stop Series ‘Citadel’ with Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, which we already know the release date, synopsis, and more.

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Of course, the Russos know the taste of global success: They’re responsible for some of Marvel’s most successful films, including Avengers: Endgame (one of the highest-grossing films in movie history), and they also have parallel plans within the Netflix movie catalog thanks to two other action franchises, “The Invisible Agent.” Starring Ryan Gosling and Tyler Rake with Chris Hemsworth. While in this aspect we await the arrival of “The Invisible Agent 2” and “Tyler Rake 2”, the Russians have also begun to leave their mark on Amazon Prime Video with “Citadel”, which is one of the most anticipated series of 2023.

As they say from the stand, “Citadel” is the debut of a global franchise. Each series in the franchise will be created, produced and filmed in a specific region, starring great local talent.. A series in Italy with Matilda de Angelis and in India with Varun Dhawan and Samantha Ruth Prabhu is already in the works. For now, we’re reviewing everything we know about the first batch, which is on British soil.

‘Citadel’: Release date on Amazon Prime Video

The first two episodes of “Citadel” will premiere on Prime Video on Friday, April 28th. From there, a new episode will air every Friday until the final episode airs on May 26.

“The Castle”: a summary

The story takes place 8 years after the fall Citadel, an independent global spy agency charged with ensuring the safety of humanity. The organization has been destroyed by agents of Manticore, a powerful criminal syndicate that is pulling the strings of the world from the shadows and endangering global stability.

In series one ‘Citadel’, we follow elite agents Mason Kane (Madden) and Nadia Sinh (Chopra Jonas), who run with their lives after the fall of the Citadel but lose their memories in the process. Years later, both of them have built new lives and identities in different places, completely unaware of their previous lives. However, the past knocks on his door again. An old associate of Mason’s tracks him down as he needs his help to take down the Manticore, which is still functional and more dangerous than ever. To do this, Mason will look for his old partner and they’ll get started An adrenaline-pumping mission while rebuilding a long-forgotten love affair.

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“Castle”: the cast

The ‘Citadel’ crew will be exclusive to this first installment, which kicks off a franchise that spans many countries around the world.

Thus, the main cast is as follows:

• Richard Madden Like Mason Keene
• Priyanka Chopra Jonas Nadia Sinh
• Stanley Tucci Like Bernard Orlik
• Leslie Manville Like Dahlia Archer
• Osei Ekhili Like Carter Spence
• Ashley Cummings Like Abby Conroy
• Roland Mueller Like Anders Davic Celje
• Caoillinn Springall Like Hendrix Conroy

Besides the cast, the series’ cast is rounded out by the Russo brothers serving as executive producers with Mike LaRocca, Angela Russo-Outstott, and Scott Nimes for AGBO, as well as David Weil as showrunner and executive producer. Josh Appelbaum, Andre Nemec, Jeff Pinkner, and Scott Rosenberg serve as executive producers for Midnight Radio, with Newton, Thomas Siegel, and Patrick Moran completing the production team.

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“Castle”: photos and trailer

This is the method used by the file The first official photos of the castle:



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Miria Molor
Mireia is a film and series expert at FOTOGRAMAS magazine, where she writes about all kinds of movie and series releases on Netflix, HBO Max, and more.