Zeus has long enjoyed his status as the most important of the gods. That is until he wakes up one morning and discovers a wrinkle on his forehead. He flies into a rage. Zeus is convinced that his downfall is coming and begins to see signs of it everywhere.
Troubles do not leave Zeus’ family either. The god of the afterlife, Hades (David Thewlis) loses control of his dark kingdom. The dead, awaiting trial, grow increasingly restless as they await their entry into the realm of the dead. Zeus also sees a threat from the queen of the gods, Hera (Janet McTeer), whose power and freedom fuel her husband’s paranoia. Especially as his rebellious son Dionysus (Nabhaan Rziwan) spirals out of control and intends to bring about a showdown with his father.
Meanwhile, on Earth, people are yearning for change. The sea god Poseidon (Cliff Curtis) doesn’t care. He’s more concerned about the size of his yacht, on which he’s planned his next party. He doesn’t care much about the lives of mortals. And that could be the beginning of trouble, because four earthlings (Aurora Perrineau, Killian Scott, Misia Butler, and Leila Farzad) are going to face Zeus – we read in the official Netflix description.
The creator of the series “KAOS” is Charlie Covell, previously responsible for the success of “The End of the F***ing World”. The title has been talked about since 2018. However, the production encountered some problems, including those related to the pandemic. In 2022, it was announced that the main role would not be played by, as previously announced, Hugh Grant due to schedule inconsistencies. The actor was replaced by Jeff Goldblum.
The series “KAOS” will debut on Netflix on August 29. It will consist of 8 episodes.
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