Scénario:
Michael HirstPhotographie:
P.J. DillonMusique:
Trevor MorrisActeurs·trices:
Travis Fimmel, Katheryn Winnick, Clive Standen, Jessalyn Gilsig, Gustaf Skarsgård, Alexander Ludwig, Alyssa Sutherland, Ben Robson, Linus Roache (plus)Épisodes(10)
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Mercenaires (S03E01)
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Retour à la terre (S03E02)
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Le Destin du guerrier (S03E03)
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Dans la douleur (S03E04)
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L'Usurpateur (S03E05)
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Renaître (S03E06)
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Paris (S03E07)
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Aux Portes de la Ville (S03E08)
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Dernier Recours (S03E09)
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Le Dernier Vaisseau (S03E10)
Résumés(1)
With Ragnar now king, he faces more foes than ever in Season 3, but of all his rivals, none pose more of a threat to his reign than Erlendur. The only surviving child of King Horik, he is hell bent on revenge against the man who killed his father. (20th Century Fox UK)
Critiques (3)
The previous season was tighter and more focused. This one is a bit more sweeping and epic, especially when it comes to the trip to Paris. There's a bit more religious themes compared to the previous seasons, but it's still bearable.
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The 3rd Season is even better than the previous one, which was slowly becoming impossible to hope for. Yet the combination of raids on seven Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and on Paris, together with domestic stories in which no one is sure where reality ends and the games of the Asgardian gods begin, is a joy...
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Season 3 started off (and continued) very awkwardly, so I was pretty disappointed. There was a significant change for the better in Episode 6, which lasted until the end of the season. For me, the most striking episode was the eighth, which featured the attack on Paris and the best action of the series so far. I really enjoyed the character of Egbert, King of Wessex. Some episodes would have been rather bland without his scheming and manipulations.
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Annonces