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Netflix’s The Witcher resumes filming very soon after a long hiatus due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Pre-production is underway with Henry Cavill and Freya Allan arriving to the studio to prepare for filming that will last until February 2021. Now, it seems, casting has resumed as well. This is an audition tape for a mysterious
Netflix, it seems, is going all out on The Witcher franchise. First, the main show, led by A-lister Henry Cavill, was renewed early for a second season and had a third season secured according to reliable insiders, then Nightmare of the Wolf was announced, an animated film, telling the story of young Vesemir. Now, a
After a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher resumes filming on August 17 and is currently planned to wrap by February 2021. Meanwhile, pre-production has already started and series leads Henry Cavill and Freya Allan are already on site at Arborfield Studios preparing to film in about
With pre-production ramping up (again) for the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher, things get more or less into shape. Plans and schedules are no exception. While the global pandemic still makes everything quite uncertain and might continue to do so for some time, there is already a wrap date set for the Henry Cavill
One of the largest and best-known visual effects studios in the world Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) has joined the work on the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher. The studio was founded by George Lucas in 1975 and since that time worked on many of the greatest cinematic hits such as Star Wars, Pirates
The first season of Netflix’s The Witcher gave us just a hint at what to expect of the Continent, its inhabitants and their cultures in future seasons. One detail that might have escaped the attention of most casual viewers is the extensive work done by language creator David Peterson, who is otherwise known for coming
Netflix’s The Witcher has been on a forced hiatus since March due to the global pandemic and only recently things have started to move as a lot of the initial restrictions were lifted. Discussions and plans started as early as June according to Arborfield Studios managing director and filming is planned to resume on August
It has been several months since production of The Witcher‘s Season 2 was halted because of the Coronavirus. Earlier we reported that filming was due to restart in August and now we have an official date. The Witcher‘s official Twitter account announced that filming is currently set to restart on August 17. That being said,
Declan de Barra’s contribution to the first season of Netflix’s The Witcher was both inside the writing room and outside of it. In addition to writing the fourth episode titled “Of Banquets, Bastards and Burials”, Declan provided his vocals to several music tracks used in the season composed by Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli. While
The second season of Netflix’s The Witcher had just begun filming when the Coronavirus pandemic started to hit the globe and its production was halted. Filming will resume soon in August, but until then showrunner Lauren Hissrich shared with The Wrap what has been going on lately and what the plans are. “We were shooting
