Vikings Season 2 - Behind the Scenes | Prime Video
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2014
- Get an exclusive glimpse into Vikings Season 2, as we visit the cast on set in Ireland.
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Hit drama Season Vikings returns for a gripping fourth season. Season three culminated with the extraordinary battle in Paris, where Ragnar seized victory from the jaws of defeat - but still returns to Kattegat dangerously ill. Thoughts of his death galvanize the forces who seek to succeed him as king, including his wife Queen Aslaug.
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Floki is seriously one of the coolest characters ive ever seen :D
l love Floki's laugh and l started to laugh just like him too, HEE... HEE... HEE...
I love Floki's line..."I build the boats...YOU are the navigator!"
Floki is one of the best charcters
"Can you keep a secret?" Floki: "HAH.. No!"
That guy is the shit! Makes the show for me!
I am a student of the Viking Era, so this series was an incredible phenomenon to watch. The effort of the production to portray the ships, clothing, weapons, villages and culture of these Norsemen and women is the best I could have ever hoped for from a historical, museum quality perspective. I wish some of the human and horse actors had been from Norway and Denmark, but since they were from the Isles, most of them probably have Norse DNA in their gene pool, anyway. May Odin, Thor, and Freya protect the cast and crew from harm and bring them victory in Season III.
would you say that the series is Historically accurate? I have never studied the vikings before and would love to know if this is actually what happened
BludShabba The series is a fictional representation of an era when Norsemen, left their homelands due to limited agricultural resources to explore other lands that they could reach by waterways in their efficient ships. Some plundered, some became traders, some settled in other lands. Publications: CULTURAL ATLAS OF THE VIKING WORLD, 1994, and THE VIKING, 1972. Museums:
Viking Ships Museum, Bygdoy, Oslo, Norway. At one time Norwegians and Danes controlled territories in England and Ireland. They settled in Iceland and Greenland.
J.L. Roberts ahh okay thanks, so the characters and what not in the show are entirely fictional, however the environment and way of life is historically correct?
BludShabba Some of the names of the characters may have been drawn from the Norse Sagas, Latin manuscripts, etc. But the production is a screenplay written to entertain based on an Era. Vikings did invade many lands in Medieval
Europe, and fought amongst themselves in very brutal fashion. Blood feud, revenge, jealousy, lust for power and wealth were every bit as evident then as they are today.
***** No. They had the same diverity of hair and eye color that modern Scandanavians have.
I just watched the entire 2 seasons in one day and I'm flatlining now that I have to wait week by week for series 3
oh gods
Michael Hirst, you´ve done a great job to connect to this era of our history. Here and there we're shaking the goose bumps and the fiction off. Thanks for having the Upsala incorporated! Looking forward to episode 2, still not being released in Scandinavia or Europé (as all History Channel is broadcasting over here is US people dealing with cars, buying lockers, and such!
I love Vikings. One of my favourite things so far has been the stretching of geographical accuracy to the extent that Denmark becomes a magical land of mountainous terrain. Seriously, I WISH there were mountains here.
The scenes I'm referring to are labelled as Lagertha's new place in "Hedeby"- presumably the well known Danish viking age settlement.
Started watching this on History channel a few weeks ago and am totally hooked. Ragnar....... Phwoar! I could look into those eyes forever!!!
This is the best program I have watched in years. Being an OU history person, I love this. How women, children and odd characters are portrayed is brilliant. The men are portrayed brilliantly and the women as being the force behind the men is interesting. Wow! This program keeps me watching. The only thing that gets me is when the program ends. I think "oh ......" I want the next episode. Brilliant program.
Wow I look back at this now while when we're in season 4 ep 3
SEASON 3 TOMORROW NIGHT I'M SO EXCITED!
Just finished episode 10 of Season 2. Loved it, that fuckin king deserved what he got at the very end. I thought Floki was going to betray Ragnard
***** Well if anyone comes to this kind of video or any video really of vikings before watching they kind of have it coming. lol. If I even see the just the words Sons of Anarchy on the internet I immediately close out, since im still a season behind.
Dakotah Engel To be honest one should avoid the internet completely lol. I was behind on breaking bad and avoided everything related to it. Went to 9gag and clicked a picture completely unrelated to the show and got the biggest spoiler ever in the commentsection :P Just 5 or so words and everything was ruined lol.
I just finished season 2, omg I can't wait!
I think I'll let my beard grow *laughs in Floki's voice*
I want to watch the show so bad but I can't find it anywhere :/
AWESOME !!!
Is this video old 4 years or what? Why is it in 360p?
Why is that Norse beliefs (in fact all past religions/belief that the crusades obliterated through out history) are thought of and refereed to as myths while modern day beliefs/religion are not??
because they lost
wackenveteran10
Oh fairysnuff lol
All religions are based on myth. Current "religions" (myths), in order to command a following must preach that all previous "pagan" religions are myth so they do not have to compete with the old mythology and can decree that their religion is the one "true" religion. Since no religion can be proved or disproved, the new ones must demand obedience by "faith". I choose to believe in science.
wackenveteran10 who's lost?!?
because brainwash of young impressionable minds is easy. You think anyone would believe in god if they were not told about religion until they were adults?
Haha a ROLLO-costar
Vikings 🤟
I know a good place to shoot season 3. Place is cauld Rekarne bygden, its a true story of vikings lived in 800-1200-talet. We have runestones here in Eskilstuna that are the most faoums and biggest rune world in history. Stay tuned for info.
WHERE'S FLOKI? WANTED A GUSTAF INTERVIEW. :(((
Hear hear!
They better have season three, or else I swear to god I will end up having a berserker moment.
Lol relax they will
Till season 6
Now I'm waiting for another season. WHy?!
And Floki, WHERE IS FLOKI?
I want to marry Lagertha
You must prove yourself worthy first by besting Techno Viking in a finger-pointing match.
Kill a Bear and Strangle a hound. (It worked for Ragnar)
They create a shield wall and then run
Yes I'm sure this is well researched...
Maybe if someone from the Baltics had created the series it would have been done in "Old Norse"; but since the director is British, I don't see why it shouldn't be in English.
Isn't it true that the term "Viking" is actually a verb, as in, 'to go a viking?" rather than a people? Weren't they Scandinavians (Danes, Norwegian, etc.) but it seems to have come to mean a people?
in old language it is just that, to go explore. but later in 1800 (the romantic era) the word was somewhat revived to "man from the vik". vik means shore or bay. thats when most stories of legendary viking warriors were created
In Old Norse, the word is spelled víkingr, "a man from the vik".
Viken was the old name of the region bordering on the Skagerrak, from where the first Norse merchant-warriors originated. The Swedish county bordering on the Skagerrak, which is now called Bohuslän, was, prior to the construction of the Bohus fortress, also called Vikland.
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this are not vikings... missing, eating liberty cap .....??? Ragnar see Odin but U cant see him eat the shrooms XD u just see the aftermath haha
Ummm, come again please?