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Netflix Series Explores Alexander & Aristotle's Bond
5 Mar
Summary
- Jacob Tierney to write, direct, and executive-produce "Alexander."
- Series based on Annabel Lyon's novel "The Golden Mean."
- Drama chronicles Aristotle tutoring a young Alexander the Great.
A new Netflix series, titled "Alexander," is in development, with Jacob Tierney set to write, direct, and executive-produce. The period drama will focus on the formative relationship between the renowned philosopher Aristotle and his student, the young Alexander the Great.
The series draws inspiration from Annabel Lyon's novel "The Golden Mean." It is set to depict the volatile young prince as Aristotle arrives in Macedonia to tutor him amidst political turmoil. The narrative will explore themes of palace intrigue, forbidden love, war, and ambition.
Executive producers for "Alexander" include Jason Bateman and Michael Costigan of Aggregate Films, alongside Brendan Brady. Netflix expressed excitement about Tierney's vision, anticipating a series that reimagines the classic mentor-protégé dynamic with a modern energy. A release date has not yet been announced.
