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Vikings: Valhalla is a historical drama streaming television series created by Jeb Stuart for Netflix. It is a sequel to the Historys Vikings. Set one hundred years after the events of Vikings,1 the series chronicles the beginning of the end of the Viking Age, marked by the Battle of Stamford Bridge in 1066.2 The series was released on Netflix on February 25, 2022.3On March 9, 2022, it was announced that Netflix had renewed the series for a second and third season.4On September 24, 2022, it was announced at Netflixs TUDUM event that the second season would premiere in 2023.5 PremiseSet one hundred years after the events of Vikings, as tensions between the Vikings and the English royals reach a bloody breaking point and as the Vikings themselves clash over their conflicting Christian and Pagan beliefs. Leif Eriksson, Freydís Eiríksdóttir and Harald Hardrada6 begin an epic journey that will take them across oceans and through battlefields, from Kattegat to England and beyond, as they fight for survival and glory. The series shows the end of the Viking Age, marked by the Battle of Stamford Bridge in 1066.2Cast Crew Mark MurdochCáit Collins Trevor Morris: ComposerPeter Robertson: CinematographerFrank Moiselle: Casting DirectorTom Conroy: Production DesignerJon Beer: Supervising Art DirectorNenazoma McNamee: Art DirectorShane McEnroe: Art DirectorAnca Rafan: Set DecoratorSusan OConnor Cave: Costume DesignerDorothy McDonnell: Production ManagerNelson Moses Lassiter: Production Executive for NetflixAnna OMalley: Production Executive for MGMPoll Moussoulides: Dialogue and Ancient Language CoachIta OBrien: Lead Intimacy CoordinatorJohn McKenna: ArmourerPaul Byrne: Special Effects SupervisorMelanie Callaghan: Visual Effects ProducerEpisodesSee: Episodes or its respective seasons pageEpisodeImageTitleAirdate1.0190The GreenlandersFebruary 25, 2022Plotting to avenge a massacre in England, Viking armies converge in Kattegat. However, siblings Leif and Freydis exact a different kind of retribution.1.0291VikingFebruary 25, 2022To save the life of Freydis, Leif agrees to join Canute and Haralds siege of London; Queen Emma dispatches stepson Edmund to secure an allys help.1.0392The MarshesFebruary 25, 2022On a pilgrimage, Freydis and her party are savagely attacked; Harald and Leif seek a route through the marshes near London as Edmund is crowned king.1.0493The BridgeFebruary 25, 2022Leif proposes an audacious assault on London, one that Emma and Godwin fear their brash and headstrong boy-king, Edmund, will be too reckless to defeat.1.0594MiracleFebruary 25, 2022Schemes, betrayals, and politics rule the day as a new monarch takes the throne of England; Leif is hailed as a hero but secretly questions his faith.1.0695The Last Daughter of UppsalaFebruary 25, 2022Freydis returns to Kattegat and joins a sacred order, Canute solidifies his power in England, and Kåre revisits the holy site of a childhood trauma.1.0796ChoicesFebruary 25, 2022Olaf makes a pact with Kåre as Kattegat prepares for its defense; in Canutes absence, his father, Sweyn Forkbeard, shares Englands throne with Edmund.1.0897The End of the BeginningFebruary 25, 2022Olaf and Kåre gather their forces to invade Kattegat; palace intrigue over control of Englands throne results in an unexpected turn of events.ProductionDevelopmentOn January 4, 2019, alongside the announcement that Vikings would end after its sixth season, it was announced that Michael Hirst and MGM Television were developing a spin-off series with writer Jeb Stuart.7 On November 19, 2019, it was announced that this series, titled Vikings: Valhalla, would take place a century after the end of the original series and would be released on Netflix.1 The 24-episode series was made by MGM Television, and filmed primarily in Ireland, working from the same Ashford Studios in County Wicklow. The series focuses on the adventures of Leif Eriksson, Freydis, Harald Hardrada, and the Norman king William the Conqueror.6CastingOn November 28, 2020, it was reported by one news outlet that they believe Danish actor Kenneth Christensen, Icelandic actor Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson, Swedish actress Frida Gustavsson, and David Oakes had been cast in the series.3 Frida Gustavsson was later revealed to have been cast as Freydís Eiríksdóttir, while Jóhannes Haukur had been cast as Olaf the Holy through erroneously earlier reports stated that he had been cast as Harald Hardrada, a part given to Leo Suter. Caroline Henderson was cast as the current ruler of Kattegat, Jarl Haakon, a character based on Canute the Greats vassal ruler Haakon Ericsson. Bradley Freegard was cast as Canute the Great and Pollyanna McIntosh as his wife Ælfgifu. Sam Corlett was cast as Leif Eriksson.8Other actors include German actress Yvonne Mai has been cast as Merin, and Bill Murphy has been cast as Ogda. Irish actors Alan Devine has been cast as the Ealdorman of Kent and Gavin OConnor will portray the Ealdorman of East Anglia. Devine and Bosco Hogan have previously appeared in Vikings as Ealdorman Eadric in the second season and Abbot of Lindisfarne in the fifth season, respectively.3 Jack Mullarkey has been cast as a character named Toke.9 Ethan Dillon10 was cast as Vestian.1112On May 5, 2022, it was announced that Florian Munteanu had joined the cast for Season 3 as General George Maniakes, the historical figure of the Byzantine Empire, who later leads a revolt against the emperor.13WritersShowrunner Jeb Stuarts writing team includes Vanessa Alexander, Declan Croghan, and Eoin McNamee.14 The first episode was directed by Niels Arden Oplev.15FilmingVikings: Valhalla started filming in early October 2020 at Ashford Studios, Wicklow, where previous Vikings was filmed. Shooting was suspended due to a number of positive COVID-19 tests, only to resume after a few days. At the time a number of cast and crew were reported to have tested positive; however, it emerged that the production had received a number of false positive tests.1617 Filming was planned to resume at Ashford Studios in Ireland beginning in August 2021.18Production on the second season wrapped in November 2021.19 Directors include the BAFTA-winning Danish director Niels Arden Oplev, Steve Saint Leger who directed several episodes of Vikings3 and Hannah Quinn.14MusicThe musical score for the first season was composed by the Trevor Morris. Amalie Bruun of Myrkur provided the kulning vocals for the opening credits.20 The series also made heavy use of music from the album The Word as Power by Lustmord, which was also featured in Season 6 of Vikings.ReceptionThe review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 91% approval rating with an average rating of 7.010, based on 22 reviews. The websites critical consensus reads, Reveling in the glory of straightforward adventure storytelling, Valhalla is a bloody good dramatization of Leif Erikssons conquests.21 Metacritic gave it a weighted average score of 70 out of 100 based on reviews from 13 critics, indicating generally favorable reviews.22TriviaComing soon...GalleryImagesPostersPromotionalVideosVikings- Valhalla - First Look - NetflixFirst Look of Vikings: ValhallaVikings- Valhalla - Official Teaser - Netflix-2Teaser for Vikings: ValhallaVikings- Valhalla - Official Trailer - NetflixFirst Official Trailer of Vikings ValhallaVikings- Valhalla Season 2 - First Look - NetflixExternal Links Vikings: Valhalla at the Internet Movie DatabaseReferences
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