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Cesare’s relationship with his personal assassin, Micheletto, deepens as they are tasked with neutralizing the ongoing threat posed by Della Rovere. Cast and Production Jeremy Irons Rodrigo Borgia (Pope Alexander VI) François Arnaud Cesare Borgia Holliday Grainger Lucrezia Borgia David Oakes Juan Borgia Colm Feore Giuliano Della Rovere Critical Reception

You can find the full episode on platforms like Paramount+ or Apple TV+. The Borgias episodes 3 review: The Moor | Den of Geek

Reviewers at Den of Geek praised the episode for cramming a vast amount of historical intrigue into a single hour while highlighting Juan Borgia’s vanity and incompetence. However, some viewers on IMDb noted historical inaccuracies regarding Prince Djem’s age and the specific timing of his arrival in Rome compared to the actual 15th-century timeline. borgia 1x03 full

The Borgias host Prince Djem , the brother of the Ottoman Sultan. While Djem is a charming guest who bonds with Lucrezia and Juan, he represents a significant financial opportunity. The Sultan offers the Pope 400,000 ducats if Djem were to "accidentally" die in his care. The Fate of Djem

In the third episode of the first season of (Showtime/Bravo!), titled " The Moor " , the family’s newly acquired power begins to show its first cracks of financial and political instability. Directed by Simon Cellan Jones and written by series creator Neil Jordan , this hour explores the intersection of strategic marriage, religious hypocrisy, and the cold-blooded pragmatism required to maintain the Papacy. Plot Summary: Finances and Foreign Princes However, some viewers on IMDb noted historical inaccuracies

Following his expensive rise to the Papal throne, Pope Alexander VI (Rodrigo Borgia) finds his coffers dangerously low. To replenish his funds and secure vital alliances, he focuses on two primary goals:

Juan first attempts to use cantarella (a legendary Borgia poison) via a cook, but it only leaves Djem in agony rather than killing him immediately. The Sultan offers the Pope 400,000 ducats if

In a move that is both humanitarian and mercenary, Rodrigo charges a fee to provide safe haven in Rome for Jews displaced by the Spanish Inquisition .