Discover one of Max’s original series that tells the story of Máxima Zorreguieta’s rise to European royalty.
Max It is, without a doubt, one of the platforms of streaming most important in the world. This is no surprise to anyone, since it has an extensive catalog of quality films and series.
Among these productions is Maxima, the seriesan original production by Max in collaboration with Millstreet Films, FBO and Beta Film, which shows The life of Queen Maxima of the Netherlands. It will be released with six episodes and is directed by Saskia Diesing, Joosje Duk and Iván López Núñez. On the other hand, it is inspired by the novel Maxima Zorreguieta, Motherland, by Dutch journalist Marcia Luyten.
What is “Máxima, the series”, available on Max
Maxima, the series go on The story of Maxima Zorreguietafrom his life in Argentina to his insertion into Dutch royalty, until become Queen of the Netherlands.
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“From the moment Máxima Zorreguieta appears next to the Dutch Crown Prince, she is in the center of attention. When Willem-Alexander asks her to marry him, The past catches up with her and a heated discussion ensues”, explains the synopsis of the series.
It begins with the first meeting between Máxima and Willem-Alexander, in 1999, in Seville.From there, he tells a story that not only addresses the romantic side, but also brings into play the loyalty and values of Máxima, which allow her to make a place for herself in royalty.
Trailer for “Máxima, the series”, available on Max
Cast of “Máxima, the series”, available on Max
The series directed by Saskia Diesing, Joosje Duk and Iván López Núñez has the following distribution:
- Delfina Chaves, as Maxima
- Martijn Lakemeier as Willem-Alexander
- Daniel Freire, as Jorge Zorreguita
- Sebastian Koch as Claus
- Elsie de Brauw as Beatrix
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