Citadel: Diana

Synopsis

Citadel: Diana is a thrilling espionage drama series released in 2024, starring Matilda De Angelis in a compelling lead role. Serving as a spin-off to the global spy thriller 'Citadel,' this show delves deeper into the clandestine world of international intelligence. The series follows the enigmatic character Diana as she navigates a web of secrets, betrayal, and high-stakes missions, all while grappling with her own past. Set against a backdrop of globe-trotting intrigue, Citadel: Diana combines intense action sequences with emotional depth, exploring themes of trust, identity, and loyalty in a fractured world. Fans of spy dramas will appreciate its blend of suspense and character-driven storytelling.

Cast

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  Matilda De Angelis

  Diana Cavalieri

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  Lorenzo Cervasio

  Edoardo 'Edo' Zani

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  Maurizio Lombardi

  Ettore Zani

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  Julia Piaton

  Cécile Martin

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  Thekla Reuten

  Julia Zani

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  Giordana Faggiano

  Sara Cavalieri

Reviews

Critics have offered mixed to positive reviews for Citadel: Diana. On IMDb, the show holds a rating of 6.0/10, reflecting a moderate reception from viewers. Some reviewers praise Matilda De Angelis’s charismatic performance, highlighting her ability to bring nuance and intensity to the role. The Hollywood Reporter commended the series' high production values and well-choreographed action scenes, noting that it expands the Citadel universe effectively while maintaining its core espionage appeal. However, other critiques point to a sometimes convoluted plot and slower pacing in certain episodes, which may challenge viewer engagement. Rotten Tomatoes does not yet have a critical consensus, indicating the series is still circulating among critics and audiences alike. Metacritic scores similarly reflect a divide, with some lauding the show's ambition and others viewing it as a somewhat standard addition to the spy genre. Overall, Citadel: Diana is considered a solid but not groundbreaking series that offers enough intrigue for fans of spy thrillers but might leave casual viewers wanting more clarity and momentum.