Alongside The Witcher, Shadow and Bone, Vikings: Valhalla, and Outer Banks season 3.
Henry Cavill, Freya Allan in The Witcher
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Tudum, Netflix's second global fan event, had a lot of trailers, teasers, and more. First looks at the Gal Gadot and Alia Bhatt-led spy thriller Heart of Stone, Chris Hemsworth-led action movie Extraction 2, Lily Collins-led rom-com series Emily in Paris season 3, the *Bridgerton* spin-off Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, the second season of fantasy series Shadow and Bone, and the third season of teen mystery series Outer Banks. There was a trailer for Millie Bobby Brown-led mystery film Enola Holmes 2. And we got new clips for Rian Johnson's Knives Out sequel Glass Onion with Daniel Craig, and the Charlize Theron-led fantasy film The School of Good and Evil.
There was a bunch of news as well: The Crown season 5 is out November 9, third and final season of black comedy series Dead to Me drops November 17, Noah Centineo's CIA series The Recruit is coming December 16, prequel spin-off series The Witcher: Blood Origin is out Christmas Day, Henry Cavill-led The Witcher season 3 arrives summer 2023, and 3 Body Problem from Game of Thrones creators is also due in 2023.
This is all in addition to 12 Indian series and movies that Netflix showcased at the Saturday morning Tudum India 2022 event. We've collected it all together so you can watch all the TUDUM India trailers, first looks, and announcements in one place.
Now a detective-for-hire like her elder brother Sherlock Holmes, Millie Bobby Brown returns in this sequel to find a missing girl, amidst the deafening glitz and glamour of 1800s England. Having realised that life as a female detective wasn't as easy, she accepts the cold realities of adulthood, and embarks on a puzzling hunt, brimming with conspiracies and lies. Henry Cavill and Helena Bonham-Carter also return as brother and mother respectively in Enola Holmes 2.
Gal Gadot, Alia Bhatt, and Jamie Dornan lead this action spy thriller that's meant to kick start a franchise in the vein of Mission: Impossible. Easier said than done to be honest. In the Heart of Stone teaser trailer, Gadot emphasises the realism of the film, while the footage gives you an idea of the scale and variety of the action we can expect.
The first romance encounter, which sparked Bridgerton society as we know it, is explored in this brief clip from the upcoming Shonda Rhimes limited series, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story. Weirded out by the idea of marriage, the titular princess (India Ria Amarteifio) tries peeking over the garden fence, and making sure she isn't getting married to a troll. Little does she know, the guy she requested help from, is the bridegroom himself, George III. Awkward!
“Are you willing to sacrifice that which is most precious to you?” The Darkling (Ben Barnes) asks in the 30-second-long teaser trailer for Shadow and Bone season 2 which is, as expected, an action-packed affair and full of intense stares from everyone involved. There isn't much else here, no wonder Netflix is dubbing this a “sneak peek”.
Two years on from season 4, The Crown is back on November 9. The recent death of Queen Elizabeth II is sure to lend an extra sense of poignance to The Crown season 5. It's the first season to air in the era of King Charles III, and also the penultimate season for the show as a whole. A sneak peek was shown at Tudum 2022, but it's unfortunately not available standalone.
Everyone's favourite Paris-based social media strategist, Emily Cooper (Lily Collins), is getting bangs in the third season and trying to assure everyone — mostly herself — that everything is fine in her life. The Emily in Paris season 3 teaser trailer also features a blink-and-you-miss-it first look at Emily's new love interest, Alfie (Lucien Laviscount). Emily in Paris season 3 drops December 21.
The famous Chinese sci-fi novel is soon on its way to Netflix — in live-action form. After being first revealed two years ago, Netflix revealed at Tudum that Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss-led adaptation of The Three-Body Problem will premiere in 2023 on Netflix. A behind-the-scenes video was shown at Tudum 2022, but it's unfortunately not available standalone.
Set in an elven world, 1,200 years before the world of The Witcher, Blood Origin follows seven outcasts who unite in a blood quest against an unstoppable power. The six-episode series explores important lore events, such as The Conjunction of the Spheres and the creation of the very first witcher prototype. The show drops Christmas Day, December 25 on Netflix.
Chris Hemsworth and director Sam Hargrave are promising they are pushing the action on Extraction 2 even further than on the original film, including a new one-take sequence “more intricate and more extreme than before.” And a self-serious voiceover from Hemsworth notes that they are doing it “bigger and better”, and “finding a way to make impossible just another target.” Um, okay.
In the first clip from the second season of this historical drama spin-off, the legendary Viking heroes — Leif Eriksson (Sam Corlett), Freydis Eriksdotter (Frida Gustavsson), and Harald Sigurdsson (Leo Suter) — make a desperate last stand against Olaf and his warriors. Vikings: Valhalla season 2 is due in 2023 on Netflix. Already renewed for a third season.
Netflix confirmed that The Witcher season 3 will release in the summer of 2023, via a teaser image. Upon learning that Ciri (Freya Allan) held mysterious powers of the Elder Blood, Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), accompanied by Yennefer (Anya Chalotra), escort her to the fortress of Aretuza, in hopes of learning about her untapped potential.
A new clip from Rian Johnson's follow-up to Knives Out answers the puzzling question behind its bizarre title. A tech billionaire (Edward Norton) sends out an invite to close family and old friends, which requires a little bit of teamwork and brainstorming. There's a pandora's box containing a crystallised onion, which peels itself to reveal — well, why don't you see the rest for yourself?
The Pogues are returning for a new season of Caribbean adventure, as they get hunted down by cops, explore uncharted areas in the island, and slide down elevator cables. Season 2 ended on a major revelation, noting John B.'s dad Big John, who's been absent since the start, is still alive. We're hoping for some sweet father-son reunion here.
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