English actress Holliday Grainger, who is well-known for her parts in historical dramas and historical television series, offered her opinions on the television program "The Borgias." She commended the production's dedication to realism and accuracy, emphasizing how it has captured the attention of history buffs. With members like Rodrigo Borgia, who went on to become Pope Alexander VI, and Cesare Borgia, who was renowned for his military skills, the Borgias were a well-known Italian family during the Renaissance.

Grainger's assessment of the program demonstrates how well it depicts the complex political scheming and interpersonal drama of the era. "The Borgias" succeeds by fusing historical authenticity with dramatic flair, much like a well-written story requires both factual details and emotional depth. This balance is essential because, although history provides a realistic setting, viewers are frequently drawn in by the realistic depictions of interpersonal conflicts.

Grainger also discusses the Borgia family's reputation for being very theatrical in both their private and public lives in her statement. In addition to being well-known politicians, the Borgias were also infamous for their scandalous actions and lavish lifestyle. Like in a Shakespearean drama, where each character's actions are motivated by strong emotions and aspirations, this dramatic quality makes them interesting characters to depict on screen.

Grainger emphasizes the success of "The Borgias" in fusing fact and fiction by highlighting the show's historical authenticity as well as its theatrical components. Painting a detailed landscape while highlighting the emotional undertones that bring such historical narratives to life for contemporary audiences is similar to this.