Troy: Fall of a City

Summary

Troy: Fall of a City is a television series^[1]. It ranks in the top 8% of television_series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (349 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Troy: Fall of a City's instance of is recorded as Fall of a City — instance of (P31): television series^[3].
• Troy: Fall of a City's director is recorded as Fall of a City — director (P57): Owen Harris^[4].
• Troy: Fall of a City's screenwriter is recorded as Fall of a City — screenwriter (P58): David Farr^[5].
• Troy: Fall of a City's composer is recorded as Fall of a City — composer (P86): Robin Coudert^[6].
• Troy: Fall of a City's genre is recorded as Fall of a City — genre (P136): historical television series^[7].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Louis Hunter^[8].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Bella Dayne^[9].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): David Threlfall^[10].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Frances O'Connor^[11].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Tom Weston-Jones^[12].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Joseph Mawle^[13].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Chloe Pirrie^[14].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Johnny Harris^[15].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): David Gyasi^[16].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Jonas Armstrong^[17].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Alfred Enoch^[18].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Aimee-Ffion Edwards^[19].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Hakeem Kae-Kazim^[20].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Chris Fisher^[21].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Lemogang Tsipa^[22].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Christiaan Schoombie^[23].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Alex Lanipekun^[24].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Jonathan Pienaar^[25].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): David Avery^[26].
• Troy: Fall of a City's cast member is recorded as Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Lex King^[27].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Troy: Fall of a City's director is recorded as Fall of a City — director (P57): Owen Harris^[4]. Its screenwriter is recorded as Fall of a City — screenwriter (P58): David Farr^[5]. Cast members include Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Louis Hunter^[8], Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Bella Dayne^[9], Fall of a City — cast member (P161): David Threlfall^[10], Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Frances O'Connor^[11], Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Tom Weston-Jones^[12], and Fall of a City — cast member (P161): Joseph Mawle^[13].

Publication

Troy: Fall of a City's original language of film or TV show is recorded as Fall of a City — original language of film or TV show (P364): English^[28]. Its genre is recorded as Fall of a City — genre (P136): historical television series^[7].

Subject and Themes

Troy: Fall of a City's main subject is recorded as Fall of a City — main subject (P921): Trojan War^[29].

Why It Matters

Troy: Fall of a City ranks in the top 8% of television_series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (349 views/month).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 11 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[30] It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[31]