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‘Arabian Nights’ Epic Fantasy Series in the Works From ‘Spartacus’ Creator, Veritas Entertainment (EXCLUSIVE)

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‘Arabian Nights’ Epic Fantasy Series in the Works From ‘Spartacus’ Creator, Veritas Entertainment (EXCLUSIVE)

“Arabian Nights” is coming to life with a new, epic fantasy series planned to roll cameras in 2027.

The 10-episode show, from the creatives behind “Spartacus” and “Vikings,” will reimagine the collection of Middle Eastern and South Asian folk tales known as “One Thousand and One Nights” in one interconnected saga.

Per the logline, “Shahrazad […]

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