Mark Schneider as a Historical Reenactor in the TV Series Turn Washington's Spies

art digital, 2026

  I just had to illustrate this!  I couldn't resist the temptation.  ???? Mark is one of my favorite historical interpreters, and I honestly don't get why they didn't cast him for this show.  It would have looked so much cooler with him, don't you think?  ???? Jokes aside, I haven't seen the series yet, but I'm really intrigued.  I noticed it's based on the book 'Washington's Spies: The Story of America's First Spy Ring' by the historian Alexander Rose.  ????? I truly hope the book is as good as the show—otherwise, it would be a total disappointment!  Or maybe the book is actually much better than the series, who knows?  ??????" ???? Who is Mark Schneider? Mark is a world-class historical interpreter, best known for his legendary and masterfully accurate portrayals of Napoleon Bonaparte and the Marquis de Lafayette.  ???????????? Follow his journey here:  * Facebook: Mark Schneider AKA Napoleon ????  * Instagram: @napoleon_in_america ???? ???? The TV Series: TURN  * Plot: Set during the American Revolutionary War, the series tells the true story of the Culper Ring.  It follows Abe Woodhull, a farmer who teams up with his childhood friends to form an unlikely group of spies that eventually turns the tide of the war in favor of George Washington.  ????????????????  * Intrigue: It's a thrilling tale of double agents, secret codes, and the high cost of  Liberty. ???????Alexander Rose, the author I mentioned, is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and was also one of the consultants and screenwriters for the series, so the connection between the book and the screen is very strong!

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