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An exciting new miniseries from HBO that promises a fascinating look into a despotic regime and its consequences. With a script that has been inspired by the personal accounts of Saddam Hussein's confidantes, including wives, bodyguards and intelligence officers, the drama is based on true-to-life events during Saddam Hussein's reign from 1979 to 2003. The series starts in 1979 with President Saddam Hussein preparing to take power after the death of his father, President Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr. He soon installs himself as Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council and throws himself into consolidating his power, going so far as to execute anyone connected with his father's regime for fear they would conspire against him. The drama picks up momentum when the Iran-Iraq war begins in 1980. Saddam's forces are outnumbered, but he believes he can turn the tide of the war with his favorite weapons -- mustard gas, sarin and VX nerve agent. To get the WMDs he needs, he invades Kuwait in 1990, setting off a chain of events that leads to seven years of crippling sanctions on Iraq. Saddam then orders his people to build up their economy before finally removing all weapons of mass destruction from Iraq by December 2002. Hoss walked away with four wins for Best telenovela actor, Best telenovela actress, Best director and Best telenovela of 2011 at "Premios Estrella de Mar". Hoss was honoured to receive the "Best Actor" award at the International Emmy Awards 2012 for his role as Saddam Hussein. It was announced on January 31, 2012, that HBO has renewed "House of Saddam" for a second season. The series will follow the events of 2003 during the Iraq War, which toppled Saddam Hussein's regime.The series received positive reviews, with critics praising it for its documentary-like approach to dramatizing historical events. It is also notable because it marks Nouri al-Maliki's first appearance in a television drama. It has been noted by critics that the series depicts Saddam Hussein in a very sympathetic fashion. The show follows the events of the War in Iraq after the 2003 invasion mostly from his perspective, which has led to some controversy. However, other critics have argued that it has presented a biased depiction of Iraq under Saddam, with some critics stating that it can be seen as being sympathetic towards him. Many have stated that "House of Saddam" is unlikely to win awards given the non-existent chances that it will meet its goal of being nominated for Emmys. The author of this source has noted, "I just don't see how they're going to get nominated. I just don't see how they're going to win. You can't accuse HBO of putting on a great TV show, but this is just ridiculous." Canal+ BBC One BET CGTN - China Global Television Network DMAX - Dywizja Media Group (Poland) Euronews (Italy) - via Al Jazeera Sport Channel's website Fin24 - South African News channel via News24 website Iris - via Iris. cfa1e77820
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