- The BBC co-production serves as a retelling of the ancient Greek Tale, "The Iliad," Homer's epic poem that depicts the 10-year siege of Troy in the 13th century BC.
- Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said in March that his company had invested $1.75 billion in European productions.
- The first season of "Troy: Fall of a City" is streaming now on Netflix.
Netflix's latest action-packed drama series is 'Troy: Fall of a City,' a fresh take on the Trojan War
Netflix's "Troy: Fall of a City" is the latest successful drama series that the service has brought over from the UK.
Netflix continues its streak of bringing in successful foreign series with its new addition of "Troy: Fall of a City," a BBC program that serves as a retelling of the ancient Greek tale, "The Iliad."
Not a strict adaptation of Homer's epic poem, "Troy: Fall of a City" has been described by the UK's Daily Telegraph as a "
Several critics have touted the series as a quality source of "escapism." The New York Times described it as "
"Troy" is the latest in a string of European co-productions on Netflix, including recent additions like the BBC's "The Frankenstein Chronicles" and "Babylon Berlin" from Germany.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said in March that his company had invested $1.75 billion in European TV productions, and that he is planning to invest more moving forward.