Pestilence (Medici: Masters of Florence)
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Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 3 |
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Story by | Frank Spotnitz |
Teleplay by | Nicholas Meyer |
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Featured music | Paolo Buonvino |
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Original air date | October 25, 2016 |
Running time | 51 min |
"Pestilence" is the third episode of the first season of the TV series Medici: Masters of Florence, directed by Christian Duguay and Sergio Mimica-Gezzan.[1][2] It got 6.73 million viewers in Italy.[3]
Summary[]
Florence is hit by the Black Plague and Cosimo moves the family to the safety of their estate outside the city. Albizzi turns the people against Cosimo and his dome blaming the plague on God's wrath at the Medici's usury. Cosimo returns to Florence and turns the cathedral into a hospice for plague victims to save the dome. Lorenzo overrules Contessina and sells the family's wool business making their financial problems public. Albizzi has Cosimo arrested after Marco breaks into a house to gather evidence on Giovanni's murder. Twenty years earlier, Cosimo and Contessina struggle to trust each other and make their marriage work.
Cast[]
- Richard Madden as Cosimo de' Medici
- Dustin Hoffman as Giovanni
- Stuart Martin as Lorenzo
- Annabel Scholey as Contessina
- Guido Caprino as Marco Bello
- Alessandro Sperduti as Piero
- Valentina Bellè as Lucrezia
- Ken Bones as Ugo Bencini
- Lex Shrapnel as Rinaldo Albizzi
- Brian Cox as Guadagni
- Brando Leon Rustici as Vieri
- Michael Schermi as Ricciardo
- Eugenio Franceschini as Ormando Albizzi
- Tatjana Nardone as Emilia
- Frances Barber as Piccarda
- Alessandro Preziosi as Brunelleschi
- Marcello Paesano as Captain
- Alessandro Parise as Man
- Alberto Sette as Corona
- Marco Pancrazi as Corona's Servant
- Arturo Scognamiglio as Medici Guard
- Antonio Santoro as Man nº3
- Denise McNee as Elderly Nun
- Clio Evans as Woman nº2
- Ilir Jacellari as Jailer
- Jacopo Olmo Antinori as Bastiano Soderini
- Mattia Bisonni as Young boy
- Callum Blake as Carlo de' Medici
- Max Cruciani as Duke of Milan
- Sebastian De Souza as Sandro Botticelli
- Edward Dring as Niccolò Machiavelli
- Johnny Harris as Bruno Bernardi
- Synnove Karlsen as Clarice de' Medici
- John Lynch as Pope Sixtus IV
- Alessandra Mastronardi as Lucrezia Donati
- Francesco Montanari as Girolamo Savonarola
- Sarah Parish as Lucrezia de' Medici
- Toby Regbo as Tommaso Peruzzi
- Jack Roth as Girolamo Riario
- Aurora Ruffino as Bianca de' Medici
- Daniel Sharman as Lorenzo de' Medici
- Ray Stevenson as King Ferrante
- Gaia Weiss as Ippolita Sforza
- Rose Williams as Caterina Sforza Riario
References[]
- ^ "Medici: Masters Of Florence Season 1 Episode 3 — Pestilence". Sbs.com.au. SBS on Demand. Retrieved 5 February 2019.
- ^ "Medici: Masters of Florence". Netflix.com. Archived from the original on 29 July 2018. Retrieved 5 February 2019.
- ^ Buonocore, Mattia (26 October 2016). "MARTEDI 25 OTTOBRE 2016. I MEDICI SI ASSESTANO SUL 25.7% (6,5 MLN), CANALE 5 AL 9.9%. LA7 (4.2%) BATTE RETE 4 (4%), MEDIASET EXTRA OTTAVO CANALE (1.8%) FA QUASI IL DOPPIO DI TV8 (0.9%) E DI NOVE (1%)". Ascolti TV (in Italian). NanoPress. Retrieved 2 November 2018.
External links[]
- Pestilence at IMDb
- 2016 British television episodes
- Television episodes set in Italy
- Television episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan
- Television episodes written by Frank Spotnitz
- Television episodes written by Nicholas Meyer
- Drama television episodes
- Alternate history television episodes