“The Great’, ‘Future Man’, ‘Mr. Mercedes’ Now Available on Netflix Internationally”
Netflix has expanded its international library with three acclaimed series from the past decade: *The Great*, *Future Man*, and *Mr. Mercedes*. These titles will be available to viewers in select regions, adding exciting new options for streaming enthusiasts.
Upcoming Releases on Netflix
Future Man
*Future Man* will be available on November 14th in numerous international markets, excluding Australia. The series follows Josh Futturman, played by Josh Hutcherson, a janitor and avid gamer. After he conquers an impossible video game, he finds himself recruited by future soldiers Tiger and Wolf to combat a looming threat to humanity.
This Hulu original aired from 2017 to 2020, spanning three seasons. Throughout its run, the show navigates time travel and alternate realities, reaching a definitive conclusion. It is produced by Sony Pictures Television and Point Grey.
The Great
*The Great* launches on Netflix on November 13th, although it will not be available in the United Kingdom, Australia, Israel, or Canada. This historical drama premiered on Hulu in 2020 and concluded in 2023 after three seasons.
Starring Elle Fanning as Catherine and Nicholas Hoult as Emperor Peter, the series chronicles Catherine’s journey to power in Russia amid palace intrigue and political machinations. The narrative focuses on her evolution as a leader and her reformist ambitions within the constraints of the Russian court. MRC Television developed the series before licensing it to Hulu.
Mr. Mercedes
Also debuting on November 13th, *Mr. Mercedes* will be available in Canada and much of mainland Europe, excluding the UK and Australia. This crime drama adapts Stephen King’s novel, revolving around retired detective Bill Hodges, portrayed by Brendan Gleeson. As Hodges investigates a notorious mass killer, the plot unfolds with psychological intensity.
Originally airing on Audience Network from 2017 to 2019, *Mr. Mercedes* ran for three seasons. After the network’s closure, the series migrated to Peacock. The rights for the show are managed by Sonar Entertainment.
Conclusion
The addition of these three series highlights Netflix’s strategy to provide diverse and engaging content for its international audience. Viewers in select regions can look forward to binge-watching these captivating shows starting mid-November.
