Heels, the new Starz series with the stars of Arrow and Vikings already has a trailer

Starz It is one of the chains that has been surprising with its contents. Although it already has interesting series such as Outlander Y Power, his arrival in streaming has allowed him to continue with the production of more series and movies. And one of the next releases is Heels, a drama starring none other than Stephen Amell, who gave life to Arrow in the series of Netflix, already Alexander Ludwig, one of the protagonists of Vikings.

The actors immerse themselves in an interesting show about the wrestling. The chain has just released the full trailer and the reality is that the story promises a lot. Here we tell you when the premiere will be and what the plot will be like.

Heels, the new Starz series with Alexander Ludwig and Stephen Amell

The series revolves around two brothers, Jack Y Ace Space, who have just lost their father and, for this reason, must take the reins of the family wrestling business of which he was the leader. Although they are two expert fighters, they have their differences. As long as one in the ring is the “good guy” (face), the other is the villain (heel).

For fans of Marvel, the name of the scriptwriter will sound very well known, because Michael Waldron, lead writer for Loki, is the creator of this series starring Amell and Ludwig. On the other hand, the episodes are directed by Peter Segal, Chris Donnelly y Patrick Walmsley. Meanwhile, the cast is completed with the performances of Alisson Luff and Kelli Berglund.

If with the advance that has a cover of Heroes from David Bowie Since you were hooked on these stories, keep in mind that Heels will premiere worldwide on next August 15 for Starz.

Meanwhile, among other series that you can see on the platform are Power Book III: Raising Kanan, which just premiered its first chapter this Sunday, The Girlfriend Experience, Blindspotting, the series based on the movie with the same name and Normal People, a drama about the complex relationship of two young Irishmen.