Hear from the cast and crew about the scenic locations seen on-screen. Filming a series in three different countries is no easy feat, but the team behind The Count of Monte Cristo was up to the task.

This adaptation, directed by two-time Palme d’Or and Oscar-winner Bille August, adapts the Dumas novel in eight, one-hour episodes. The series came out in Europe in 2024 before PBS Masterpiece ...

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PBS Masterpiece brought Bille August’s adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo to American viewers in 2026. The eight-episode limited series stars Sam Claflin as Alexandre Dumas’s iconic character, ...

Get ready to be swept away in an epic tale of revenge with the TV adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo. Sam Claflin and Jeremy Irons star in the miniseries on MASTERPIECE on PBS. Find out ...

There is a moment in The Count of Monte Cristo — Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale of betrayal, imprisonment and revenge — that is easy to overlook. It arrives quietly, without spectacle: a scraping sound ...

The Count of Monte Cristo airs Sundays at 9:00 pm on WTTW and is available to stream. Recap the previous and following episodes. Keep up with your favorite dramas and mysteries by signing up for our ...

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Incoherence already threatens, because of problème deux: the script. The Count of Monte Cristo requires you to pause it every 45 seconds or so to shake your head at needless utterances such as: “If we ...