Jason Momoa Honors Hawaiian History with ‘Chief of War’ | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
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Jason Momoa honors Hawaiian history with ‘Chief of War’ | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Jason Momoa’s passion project “Chief of War” begins streaming Friday, and he hopes its success will lead to Apple TV+ extending the miniseries for additional seasons and increase government support for film and television production in Hawaii.
Luciane Buchanan can thank a wig for ‘Chief of War’ role
Jason Momoa leads a predominately Polynesian cast in “Chief of War,” his ambitious epic, a 9-part historical drama about the founding of Hawaii. Momoa’s passion – as creator, star, executive producer, writer and director – was evident to New Zealander Luciane Buchanan who plays Queen Kaʻahumanu, his wife and a formidable figure in early 19th-century Hawaii. Best known for costarring in the Netflix monster hit “The Night Agent” and its sequel, Bu…
What's Coming to Apple TV+ in August 2025: Chief of War, Platonic, Invasion
August 2025 is full of surprises on Apple TV+, and you can’t miss any of them. From a historical war saga, Chief of War, a sitcom, Platonic, a thrilling sci-fi, Invasion, to interesting animated content, August is the month of abundance on Apple TV+. There are films and shows you can enjoy with your family, friends, or binge-watch alone. While some of these titles will follow a period release pattern, some will drop all episodes together. Let’s …
Chief Of War | Preview (Apple TV+)
An epic new drama starring, executive produced and written by Jason Momoa. Chief of War will make its global debut on Apple TV+ with the first two episodes on Friday, August 1, 2025, followed by new episodes every Friday through September 19.Set amidst the beautiful backdrop of the islands of Hawaii, the nine-episode series is based on true events and follows warrior Ka‘iana, portrayed by Momoa, as he tries to unify the islands before Western co…
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