Jason Momoa has waited his entire life to make Chief of War, the ambitious new Apple TV+ series that dramatizes the reunification of Hawai’i in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. After making a career largely out of playing fictional action heroes — Aquaman in the DC Universe, an ill-fated nomadic warlord in Game of Thrones, a swordmaster in the Dune movies — the 46-year-old finally gets to play a real-life superhero in a passion project set in his father’s homeland.
Co-created by Momoa and Thomas Pa’a Sibbett, the nine-part series — which could be renewed for more seasons — stars Momoa as Native Hawaiian warrior Ka’iana. Over the course of the first season, Ka’iana returns home from traveling overseas — where he witnessed the horrors of slavery, famine and monetary greed — with the goal of unifying the four warring kingdoms of the…
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