Spartacus: House of Ashur - Starz Spin-Off Trailer Released
Spartacus: House of Ashur is an upcoming series on Starz, offering a fresh perspective on the Spartacus saga. The cable network has unveiled the official trailer for this spin-off, sparking excitement among fans.
Cast and Characters
- Graham McTavish
- Tenika Davis
- Jamaica Vaughan
- Ivana Baquero
- Jordi Webber
- Claudia Black
- India Shaw-Smith
- Leigh Gill
- Nick Tarabay
- Dan Hamill
- Andrew McFarlane
- Jackson Gallagher
- Jaime Slater
- Simon Arblaster
- Arlo Gibson
- Cameron Rhodes
- Evander Brown
- Graham Vincent
- Louis Hunter
- Donald Ross
Series Overview
Starz describes the series as a bold new chapter within the Spartacus universe. It premieres with a two-episode launch on Friday, December 5. Subsequent episodes will be released weekly on Fridays via the STARZ app and all streaming and on-demand platforms.
“STARZ (NASDAQ: STRZ) has released the trailer and key art for ‘Spartacus: House of Ashur,’ the outrageous new chapter in the world of ‘Spartacus,’ debuting with a two-episode premiere on Friday, December 5. New episodes will stream weekly on Fridays on the STARZ app and all STARZ streaming and on-demand platforms.”
Set in a reimagined Ancient Rome, the story centers on the shocking revival of Ashur, portrayed by Nick E. Tarabay, who returns as “Dominus,” the master of his own House. Driven by vengeance and ruthless ambition, Ashur climbs from betrayal and bloodshed to establish the House of Ashur amid a brutal world of violence, desire, and twisted loyalty.
“In this reimagined world, where power, passion and destiny unite in an unforgettable new story, viewers are thrust back into the brutality of Ancient Rome with the shocking resurrection of the once-defeated Ashur, played by Nick E. Tarabay (‘Spartacus,’ ‘The Expanse’), who now returns as ‘Dominus,’ the master of his own House. Fueled by vengeance and cunning ambition, Ashur rises from betrayal and bloodshed to seize power, gouging out a place for the House of Ashur in a new arena full of violence, desire and twisted loyalty.”
Spartacus: House of Ashur promises a dark and intense exploration of power and survival in Ancient Rome through a fresh narrative lens.
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