UB Preview: ‘Nautilus’ New Episode | Tomorrow on AMC

AMC and AMC+ have unveiled a sneak peek clip from the seventh episode of the seafaring adventure series “Nautilus.”

The captivating 10-episode summer television event continues with Episode 7 premiering Tomorrow Sunday, August 3rd at 9pm ET/PT on AMC and AMC+, with new episodes debuting weekly on Sundays, leading up to an exhilarating two-episode season finale on August 17th.

In the preview, viewers witness a pivotal moment as Humility meets with her fiancé, Lord Pitt, for the first time since she set sail.

Nautilus stars Shazad Latif (Penny Dreadful) as the legendary Captain Nemo – an Indian Prince robbed of his birthright and family, imprisoned by the East India Mercantile Company, and driven by revenge against the forces that have taken everything from him.

In tomorrow‘s episode entitled “Cold War,” A game of chicken between the Dreadnought and Nautilus leaves them both stranded in the Arctic ice, leading to an uneasy truce.

Nemo is reunited with a friend from his past and rocked by further revelations about his father.

Inspired by Jules Verne’s beloved Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, Nautilus follows Nemo’s (Latif) mission to enact revenge on the East India Mercantile Company, who took everything from him. Nemo audaciously steals a prototype submarine from the penal colony in which he is imprisoned, escaping into the ocean with a motley crew of fellow prisoners.

He plans to reach the fabled Viking treasure buried at the Pillars of Halvar. But first, he must win the trust of his crew and keep out of the clutches of the ruthless East India Mercantile Company, who will do whatever it takes to stop him.

The series also stars Georgia Flood as Humility Lucas, Céline Menville as Loti and Thierry Fremont as Benoit, with guest appearances from Oscar-nominee Richard E. Grant, Anna Torv and Noah Taylor.

“Nautilus” is developed and produced by Moonriver TV’s Xavier Marchand and Seven Stories’ Anand Tucker, is written and executive produced by James Dormer and is executive produced by Johanna Devereaux, Chris Loveall, Colleen Woodcock and Daisy Gilbert.