Michelle Yeoh is officially joining the cast line-up for Netflix’s The Witcher: Blood Origin. According to the statement released on the network’s official Twitter account for The Witcher, Yeoh will play a character called Scian. This announcement joins the earlier news that Laurence O’Fuarain is set to star in the prequel series. Originally, Jodie Turner-Smith
Netflix’s recent Geeked Week saw the surprise drop of an event called WitcherCon. Since the announcement, fans have been eagerly awaiting news on who will attend. Now, the line-up has been released via The Witcher’s official Twitter account. In conjunction with CD Projekt Red, who is responsible for the game versions of The Witcher, WitcherCon
Fans were super excited when the very first trailer for Season 2 of The Witcher dropped last week during Geeked Week. While short, the clip gave plenty of details for the eagle-eyed fans. However, some were upset that only Ciri (Freya Allan) was featured and there was no sight of Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill).
While Netflix announced the new upcoming series The Witcher: Blood Origin a while back, very little extra information has filtered through since then. Now, a rumor has started circulating that actor Pierce Brosnan will join the cast. This would be the first cast update since it was reported that Jodie Turner-Smith had to drop out
Netflix’s Geeked Week has been dropping a lot of news regarding everyone’s favorite TV shows and new upcoming content. For fans of The Witcher, the most important announcement arrived today regarding the new trailer for Season 2. However, another announcement regarding something very special was also unexpectedly dropped. Out of nowhere, news has been revealed
Ever since Netflix’s Geeked Week announced that news would be dropping for Season 2 of The Witcher, many fans were hoping for both a new trailer and a release date. Now, one of those wishes has been fulfilled. Season 2 of The Witcher has suffered some delays, as have most TV shows, thanks to the
News is starting to circulate that a new Season 2 poster for Netflix’s epic fantasy series, The Witcher, just dropped. As of yet, there has been no official word regarding when Season 2 of The Witcher will premiere on the streaming service outside of the fourth quarter of 2021. But, if the poster is legit,
It has already been confirmed that Season 2 of The Witcher will drop sometime in 2021. As for exactly when this happens? This is still currently up for debate. Most likely, it will be sooner rather than later as filming on Netflix’s hit epic fantasy series only recently concluded. Since then, fans have been vocal
Filming has just concluded for Season 2 of Netflix’s hit epic fantasy series, The Witcher. This means that now fans are looking forward to when the release date will be announced by the streaming service. While it is expected that there is still plenty of post-production work to be done on the series, an announcement
Monsters and Critics already reported that filming for Season 2 of Netflix’s The Witcher was set to wrap on April 1; however, the official announcement has now been confirmed via the network’s Twitter account. The exciting news was shared in a variety of posts and retweets that included a TikTok video from The Witcher showrunner