Jan 14th 2014, 14:38, by Jacob Kastrenakes
Netflix's next original series is headed to 13th-century China. Premiering late this year, the new series is based on the explorer Marco Polo and is described as having elements of action, adventure, politics, and war. It's being created by John Fusco, the writer behind Hidalgo, and will have episodes directed by Dan Minahan, who has directed several Game of Thrones episodes, and directors Joachim Ronning and Espen Sandberg, whose 2012 film Kon-Tiki was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the following year's Oscars. The series was originally planned for Starz, but Netflix picked it up after development there was dropped.
"John Fusco and his team have created a timeless tale of power, adventure, betrayal and lust that combines...
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