Jason Momoa marks his 46th birthday by attending the premiere of Dune III and Chief of War, sporting a clean-shaven look; however, one unfulfilled desire persists.
Jason Momoa's highly anticipated series, "Chief of War," made its debut on Apple TV+ on August 1, 2025. This historical drama delves into the unification of the Hawaiian Islands in the 18th century, offering a captivating portrayal of a pivotal period in Hawaii's history.
"Chief of War" tells the story of Kaʻiana, a Hawaiian war chief, played by Momoa, who navigates the complex conflicts among the islands as they gradually unite under Kamehameha I. The cast features an impressive lineup of talented actors, including Luciane Buchanan as Kaʻahumanu, Temuera Morrison as Chief Kahekili, Cliff Curtis as Keōua, and many others.
The series, which spans 9 episodes, is based on true events and offers a unique perspective, focusing on the native Hawaiian experience during this transformative period. Co-created by Momoa and Thomas Pa'a Sibbett, "Chief of War" is a must-watch for fans of historical dramas and those interested in learning more about Hawaii's rich history.
In a twist of events, Momoa shaved off his iconic beard just a few days before his 46th birthday, marking the first time he had done so in six years. Meanwhile, his son, Nakoa-Wolf, was announced to be joining the cast of the anticipated "Dune: Part Three." On his birthday, Momoa also filmed for "Dune: Part Three," adding another layer to his busy schedule.
As for "Dune: Part Three," while there is no confirmed release date or detailed plot/cast information available from recent sources, it is expected to be the continuation of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel series. The exact release date, plot details, and cast have not been officially announced or confirmed as of August 2025.
"Chief of War" is now available for streaming on Apple TV+, with new episodes landing every Friday. Don't miss out on this gripping historical drama that promises to captivate audiences with its compelling storyline and stellar cast.
As Jason Momoa prepares for his role in "Dune: Part Three", he makes a significant change by shaving off his iconic beard for the first time in six years. Meanwhile, Momoa's son, Nakoa-Wolf, is set to join the cast of the upcoming "Dune: Part Three". Besides "Chief of War", Momoa is also busy working on the continuation of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel series, "Dune: Part Three". Though release date, plot details, and cast for "Dune: Part Three" are yet to be confirmed, it is anticipated to be a captivating addition to the entertainment world. While fans eagerly await the latest from Bollywood and movies-and-tv shows, they can turn to "Chief of War" for an engaging exploration of the environment surrounding the unification of the Hawaiian Islands in the 18th century.
