Maxima, the royal drama akin to The Crown, has been renewed for a second season, just before its debut. The show, which follows the life of Dutch queen Máxima Zorreguieta, has garnered attention ahead of its premiere at London TV Screenings and Series Mania.
According to Variety, starring Argentinian actor Delfina Chaves, the series delves into the complexities of Máxima’s life as she navigates career aspirations and family dynamics within the strict protocols of the royal house.Drawing comparisons to Netflix’s The Crown, Maxima offers a rare glimpse into the life of a living royal figure.
In the upcoming season, Máxima faces the challenge of maintaining the love of the Dutch people while balancing her Argentine spirit with her royal responsibilities. The show promises to explore her journey as she strives to establish her position within the royal hierarchy.
The announcement of the second season comes just ahead of the premiere of the first season on RTL Netherlands’ streaming platform, Videoland. Produced by Millstreet Films, the six-hour debut season is set to captivate audiences with its intriguing portrayal of Máxima’s life.
Maxima has already gained international attention, with sales to broadcasters such as Italy’s Rai, Israel’s HOT, Latvia’s LTV, and Hong Kong’s Now TV, in addition to previous acquisitions by Germany’s RTL, WBD in Latin America, and Austria’s ORF.
The news of Maxima’s renewal signals continued success for the series, which promises to offer audiences an engaging and insightful look into the life of Dutch royalty.
According to Variety, starring Argentinian actor Delfina Chaves, the series delves into the complexities of Máxima’s life as she navigates career aspirations and family dynamics within the strict protocols of the royal house.Drawing comparisons to Netflix’s The Crown, Maxima offers a rare glimpse into the life of a living royal figure.
In the upcoming season, Máxima faces the challenge of maintaining the love of the Dutch people while balancing her Argentine spirit with her royal responsibilities. The show promises to explore her journey as she strives to establish her position within the royal hierarchy.
The announcement of the second season comes just ahead of the premiere of the first season on RTL Netherlands’ streaming platform, Videoland. Produced by Millstreet Films, the six-hour debut season is set to captivate audiences with its intriguing portrayal of Máxima’s life.
Maxima has already gained international attention, with sales to broadcasters such as Italy’s Rai, Israel’s HOT, Latvia’s LTV, and Hong Kong’s Now TV, in addition to previous acquisitions by Germany’s RTL, WBD in Latin America, and Austria’s ORF.
The news of Maxima’s renewal signals continued success for the series, which promises to offer audiences an engaging and insightful look into the life of Dutch royalty.
