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After a lackluster ending that disappointed most viewers, Netflix announced the cast that will be the sequel to Vikings, whose name will be Vikings: Valhalla, which has no release date but is expected to be released on the world’s most famous streaming platform in late 2021.
This spin-off takes place in an environment from the 11th century and tells about the journey mainly by Leif Eriksson, who was one of the most famous Vikings to ever live, although there will also be other characters such as Freydis Eriksdotter and Harald Hardrada.
Not knowing how the plot develops, he insists that no member of the original series will appear in the new cast, although it is possible that they will appear later.
What is the cast of Vikings Valhalla?
- Sam Corlett becomes Leif Eriksson: He will be the one responsible for entering this new world of Vikings, alongside a staunch believer in the traditions of his people. .
- Frida Gustavsson becomes Freydis Eriksdotter: Sister of Leif, who will try to be a remarkable warrior upon arrival in Kattegat.
- Leo Suter plays Harald Sigurdsson: He is one of the last Viking madmen, who through strength and charisma can win followers of his people and even Christians.
- Jóhannes Jóhannesson becomes Olaf Haraldson: He is Harald’s half brother, next to a Christian.
- Bradley Freegard becomes King Canute: He will be a ruthless Viking king who will mark a milestone in the history of his people.
- Laura Berlin becomes Emma of Normandy: Despite having Viking blood, her greatest trait is her prowess with money, which is why she is one of the richest women in Europe.
- David Oakes será Earl Godwin: He is the chief adviser to the King of England.
- Caroline Henderson as Jarl Haakon: The ruler of the Kattegat, who rules with a steady hand, although she persists, follows the path Ragnar Lodbrok followed to have the doors open to all.
- Pollyanna McIntosh becomes Queen Ælfgifu: The Queen of Denmark who wants to represent the interests of her homeland.
- Asbjørn Krogh Nissen becomes Jarl Kåre: A Christian who tries to impose his religion at the expense of so-called pagan customs.