Sir David Attenborough Returns for Epic “Planet Earth III”
Nature fans, rejoice! The legendary Sir David Attenborough is back to narrate the much-anticipated final chapter of the award-winning “Planet Earth” series. BBC Studios Natural History Unit has officially confirmed the return, promising a breathtaking journey into the marvels and vulnerabilities of our planet.
David Attenborough’s Magic Lights Up New Series
Mike Gunton, Series Producer, says: “Planet Earth wouldn’t be Planet Earth without David. I’m thrilled he’s leading the third series. He’s brought his signature passion and wisdom, embracing the fresh perspectives and the extraordinary new wonders we’ve captured.”
Epic Opening Filmed Where Darwin Dreamed Up Evolution
The series kicks off in stunning British countryside — filmed right where Charles Darwin formulated his ground-breaking evolution ideas. This historic spot perfectly echoes the show’s theme: the awe and fragility of our natural world.
Sir David shares his thoughts from this iconic location, surrounded by breathtaking scenes that showcase Earth’s beauty and the urgent need to protect it for generations ahead.
When and Where to Watch
- Planet Earth III is an eight-part series, each episode an hour long.
- Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit, in partnership with BBC America and The Open University.
- Executive Producer: Mike Gunton; Series Producer: Matt 1.
- Approved by BBC’s Director of Content, Charlotte Moore.
- Premieres later this year on BBC One.
Get ready for another spellbinding journey into Earth’s wildest landscapes — with Sir David guiding the way.
