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Miniserie de TV (2016). 10 episodios. El joven Lenny Belardo acaba de ser elegido Papa, un pontífice de menos de 50 años que se ha hecho llamar Pio XIII. Nadie sabe en el fondo qué piensa sobre los temas más importantes de la Iglesia, ni cómo piensa dirigir el Vaticano. Sus primeras y controvertidas decisiones descolocarán a todo el mundo ...
Two-time Oscar (R)-nominee Jude Law stars in this 10-episode limited series about a radical new Pope. Diane Keaton co-stars. 1. Episode 1. Newly elected Pope Pius XIII, a.k.a. Lenny Belardo, defies Vatican expectations as he begins his reign. Stream Season 1 episodes of The Young Pope online and access extras such as interviews, previews and ...
16 de may. de 2017 · 'The Young Pope': HBO ordena una nueva miniserie titulada 'The New Pope' Por Andrea Zamora — 16 may. 2017 a las 17:05 Paolo Sorrentino volverá a escribir y dirigir esta nueva entrega de la que ...
The New Pope modifier - modifier le code - voir Wikidata (aide) The Young Pope (litt.: « le jeune pape ») est une mini-série italo - franco - espagnole , composée de dix épisodes, créée par Paolo Sorrentino et avec Jude Law et Diane Keaton , . La série est présentée en avant-première à la Mostra de Venise le 3 septembre 2016 . Elle est diffusée sur Sky Atlantic (en) à partir du ...
The Young Pope: Created by Paolo Sorrentino. With Jude Law, Diane Keaton, Silvio Orlando, Javier Cámara. The beginning of the pontificate of Lenny Belardo, alias Pius XIII, the first American Pope in history.
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Episode 2. Esther, a young Vatican resident, and her husband -- a member of the Swiss Guard -- Peter make cold and passionless love in their Vatican City bedroom. A scared little boy is welcomed to the orphanage by a young Sister Mary. She greets him with affection and instructs him to call her "Ma."
The Young Pope, the first TV series by Paolo Sorrentino, was produced by Lorenzo Mieli and Mario Gianani, together with the French company Haut et Court TV and the Spanish company Mediapro. The project was financed by Sky , Canal+ and HBO , which contributed 40 million euros, with part of the money coming from the European Regional Development Fund .
