Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to World Without End List

• The Pillars of the Earth - Based on Ken Follett's historical novels, it explores themes of ambition and power in medieval Europe.
• Knightfall - Follows the Knights Templar during the Middle Ages, featuring political intrigue and battles.
• Game of Thrones - Set in a fantastical medieval world, it involves power struggles, complex characters, and epic battles.
• Vikings - Focuses on the legendary Norse hero Ragnar Lothbrok and his adventures, blending history with drama.
• The Last Kingdom - Set during the Viking Age; it portrays the struggle for England's unification and deep historical roots.
• The Tudors - A dramatized retelling of the reign of King Henry VIII and his court, filled with political intrigue.
• Pillars of the Earth: Ken Follett’s - A TV adaptation of Follett's work, it showcases the construction of a cathedral amidst political strife.
• Marco Polo - A historical drama that follows the explorer's adventures in the court of Kublai Khan.
• The Witcher - Set in a medieval-inspired world, it features a mix of adventure, politics, and magical elements.
• Medieval - Story of power struggles in medieval Europe, focusing on faith, ideals, and survival.
• Rome - A dramatization of the lives of both historical and fictional characters in ancient Rome.
• The Spanish Princess - Follows Catherine of Aragon and her quest for the throne during the tumultuous Tudor period.
• Catherine the Great - Explores the life of the Russian empress and the political challenges she faced during her reign.
• Land of the Lost - A family adventure series that explores prehistoric times; shares themes of survival in a harsh world.
• Reign - Focuses on the early life of Mary, Queen of Scots, intermingling romance and political intrigue.
• The Borgias - A dramatized account of the infamous Borgia family and their rise to power in Renaissance Italy.
• The Spanish Princess - Based on the historical figure Catherine of Aragon and her quest for love and power.
• Frontier - Follows the fur trade in North America during the 18th century, filled with violence and power struggles.
• Beowulf: Return to the Shieldlands - A retelling of the Beowulf legend set in a mythical past filled with monsters and warriors.
• The North Water - Set in the 1850s, this adventure series involves whalers and explores human conflict in a harsh environment.
• Versailles - Set in the court of Louis XIV, it explores politics and power struggles amidst opulence and intrigue.
• Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition - While primarily a game, its narrative and historical themes resonate with medieval history akin to World Without End.
• The Man in the High Castle - Showcasing an alternate history where WWII ended differently, it explores themes of power and rebellion.
• Outlander - A historical time-travel drama with romantic and political elements set in 18th-century Scotland.
• The Witcher: Blood Origin - Set in the same world as The Witcher, focusing on the creation of the first Witcher and political intrigue.
• Merlin - A reimagining of the legend of King Arthur and his court magician Merlin, filled with adventure and conflict.
• The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die - A continuation of The Last Kingdom series, showcasing Viking conflicts and political intrigue.
• The White Queen - Centers on the Wars of the Roses, featuring powerful women and their roles in history.
• The Green Knight - A retelling of the Arthurian legend that explores themes of honor, quests, and mortality.
• Cursed - A reimagining of the Arthurian legend through the eyes of Nimue, blending fantasy with historical elements.
• The Red Tent - A retelling of the biblical story of Dinah, exploring themes of womanhood and power dynamics.
• The Dovekeepers - Based on historical events during the siege of Masada, blending romance, faith, and survival.
• Troy: Fall of a City - A retelling of the Trojan War, featuring romance, betrayal, and epic battles.
• The Great - A satirical take on the rise of Catherine the Great, combining history with dark humor.
• Becoming Elizabeth - Follows the early life of Elizabeth I, exploring the political landscape of Tudor England.
• Florence Nightingale - A series that portrays the life of Florence Nightingale and her impact on modern healthcare.
• The Killing Fields - A historical drama that represents the suffering and conflict during the Cambodian genocide.
• The Crown - Explores the reign of Queen Elizabeth II and the dynamics of power and politics within the monarchy.
• The Last Duel - A historical drama centered on the last sanctioned duel in France, showcasing honor and conflict.
• The Merchant of Venice - A film adaptation of the classic Shakespearean play, dealing with themes of justice and mercy.
• The Three Musketeers - Various adaptations of the literary classic involving camaraderie, romance, and political schemes.