Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne don Victorian garb as they take train ride with strange creatures in Carnival Row teaser
Amazon Studios has released a new teaser trailer for Carnival Row, which offers viewers a glimpse at some of the strange creatures that inhabit this world.
The trailer follows a number of different passenger cars on a moving train, which clearly sets the stage for this Victorian Era world.
The first train car features a number of different men and women enjoying cocktails in Victorian period costumes, while the second car shows this isn't your typical train.
Train: Amazon Studios has released a new teaser trailer for Carnival Row, which offers viewers a glimpse at some of the strange creatures that inhabit this world
Wings: The second car shows a woman embracing another character with wings fluttering on its back, while the next shows even more winged human-like creatures
The second car shows a woman embracing another character with wings fluttering on its back, while the next shows even more winged human-like creatures.
The next car features a number of even more distinct creatures hanging out together, while the final car features a sloth-like creature by his lonesome.
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When the train pulls into the station, it's met by Rycroft Philostrate (Orlando Bloom) and Vingette Stonemoss (Cara Delevingne).
Creatures: The next car features a number of even more distinct creatures hanging out together, while the final car features a sloth-like creature by his lonesome
Main characters: When the train pulls into the station, it's met by Rycroft Philostrate (Orlando Bloom) and Vingette Stonemoss (Cara Delevingne)
Rycroft is dressed in a traditional Victorian Era suit with a bowler hat and gloves while holding a lantern.
Stonemoss was wearing a light brown coat with a fur collar and cuffs as they walk through the station.
The series is set in what is described as a, 'Victorian fantasy world,' inhabited by 'mythological immigrant creatures.'
Victorian style: Rycroft is dressed in a traditional Victorian Era suit with a bowler hat and gloves while holding a lantern.
Team: Stonemoss was wearing a light brown coat with a fur collar and cuffs as they walk through the station
The creatures are forbidden to use their wings and fly, or even to love another or live freely in this city.
The human Rycroft and faerie Stonemoss team up to investigate the grisly murder of a faerie showgirl, which is ultimately the first in a string of killings.
The murders ultimately uncover a monster neither the faeries nor the humans could have imagined.
Creatures: The creatures are forbidden to use their wings and fly, or even to love another or live freely in this city
Investigation: The human Rycroft and faerie Stonemoss team up to investigate the grisly murder of a faerie showgirl, which is ultimately the first in a string of killings
The story originally started out as a feature film screenplay, entitled A Killing on Carnival Row, written by Travis Beacham, which landed on the very first Black List in 2005.
Beacham co-created the Amazon Studios series with Rene Echevarria, who serves as showrunner and executive produces with Beacham and Paul McGuigan, who directs the pilot episode.
The eight-episode first season of Carnival Row debuts Friday, August 30 exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.
Story: The story originally started out as a feature film screenplay, entitled A Killing on Carnival Row, written by Travis Beacham, which landed on the very first Black List in 2005
Producers: Beacham co-created the Amazon Studios series with Rene Echevarria, who serves as showrunner and executive produces with Beacham and Paul McGuigan, who directs the pilot episode
