Season 5 of The Last Kingdom was announced by Netflix on July 7, 2020.[1] It is expected to adapt the plots of "Warriors of the Storm" and "The Flame Bearer", the ninth and tenth novels in Bernard Cornwell's The Saxon Stories.
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Plot[edit | edit source]
"Episode 5.1"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.2"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.3"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.4"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.5"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.6"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.7"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.8"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.9"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
"Episode 5.10"[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
Production[edit | edit source]
Main Cast[edit | edit source]
- Alexander Dreymon as Uhtred of Bebbanburg
- Emily Cox as Brida
- Eva Birthistle as Hild
- Millie Brady as Queen Æthelflæd[2]
- Eliza Butterworth as Ælswith
- Amelia Clarkson as Queen Ælflæd[2]
- Cavan Clerkin as Father Pyrlig[3]
- Finn Elliot as Young Uhtred
- Arnas Fedaravicius as Sihtric[3]
- Ruby Hartley as Stiorra[3]
- Timothy Innes as King Edward
- Jeppe Beck Laursen as Hæsten
- Stefanie Martini as Eadith[2]
- Ewan Mitchell as Osferth
- James Northcote as Aldhelm
- Mark Rowley as Finan[3]
- Adrian Schiller as Æthelhelm the Elder
- Eysteinn Sigurðarson as Sigtryggr[3]
Guest Starring[edit | edit source]
- Harry Gilby as teenage Æthelstan[3] (rumoured)
Crew[edit | edit source]
- Stephen Butchard - executive producer
- Nigel Marchant - producer
- Gareth Neame - producer
- Jessica Pope - producer
Deaths[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
Battles[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
Adaptation Changes[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
Videos[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
Gallery[edit | edit source]
(To Be Announced)
References[edit | edit source]
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