Now that December is here, fans of The Witcher are usually counting down the days to the new season. Unfortunately, this is not going to happen this year, with the series returning in the summer of 2023. But, to fill the gap, we will get an entirely new series set within the same universe called
Now that the dust has settled on Henry Cavill’s shock departure from The Witcher and Liam Hemsworth being announced as his replacement, viewers are looking to find out what other cast members think. Already, we know that Henry stepped down — officially — because of his role in the Superman franchise. He revealed this via
The Witcher series has been a boon for Netflix. Already, the show has finished filming its third season, and an animated movie, Nightmare of the Wolf, was also released. The Witcher: Blood Origin is also set to drop on Christmas day this year, replacing the normal placement of the original series. This limited series is
Ever since the news broke about Liam Hemsworth replacing Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher, fans have been very vocal about their opinion on the matter. Nearly everyone is devastated that Henry has stepped down from what appeared to be his very own dream role. Others are happy to see what Liam
With his flowing white hair and dressed in tight-fitting armor, Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia is a formidable sight. He also bears a striking resemblance to a family in another popular fandom. Since House of the Dragon dropped its first season on HBO, viewers have been vocal about how Henry Cavill would make an
When the news broke recently that Henry Cavill was leaving The Witcher, fans were shocked. After all, Cavill actively pursued the role before it was even in development. Australian actor Liam Hemsworth has now been recast as Geralt of Rivia, and he will appear in Season 4. Many agree there is nothing hugely wrong with
For many fans of the TV adaptation of The Witcher, Henry Cavill is Geralt of Rivia, and Geralt of Rivia is Henry Cavill. However, that will change in Season 4 of Netflix’s hit epic fantasy series. While Henry Cavill may have fought tooth and nail to land the coveted role that he has been obsessed
Netflix has finally made an announcement for its upcoming spinoff series, The Witcher: Blood Origin. Set some 1,200 years before the events currently playing out in The Witcher, the new series will focus on an event called the Conjuncture of the Spheres. If that event sounds familiar, it’s because it was featured heavily in Season
Season 2 of Netflix’s The Witcher saw the introduction of a new character, Rience, portrayed by Chris Fulton. Rience was a fiery villain — literally and figuratively — being a fire mage. In Season 2, viewers were introduced to this character as he relentlessly pursued Ciri (Freya Alan). Rience had been unable to track down
Henry Cavill was deep in the thick of it filming scenes for Season 3 of The Witcher when he contracted Covid-19. Already, he had hinted at some very strenuous fighting scenes that viewers could look forward to as the third installment of Netflix’s epic fantasy series continues telling the story of Geralt of Rivia (Cavill),