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The first Covid lockdown hit the production of the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher in unexpected ways. Not only production had to be delayed, but there were departures among the crew and cast and replacements had to be made. One such case was with director Geeta Patel (Meet the Patels, House of the Dragon)
March has come and we are now in the final few weeks of Netflix’s production of The Witcher Season 2. Last time we reported that The Witcher was filming a major action sequence that involves elves. We also knew that some of the Nilfgaardian cast have been filming lately and suggested that the empire could
As the filming of Netflix’s The Witcher continues and is reaching its final stretch with the six-day working weeks, director Ed Bazalgette has rejoined the crew to film the season finale and perhaps some of his scenes from Episode 5. This week, we have learned, Arborfield Studios saw action, sword fights, blood, and gore as
February is a busy month for the The Witcher as showrunner Lauren Hissrich and her crew pull in 6-day weekdays to give us Season 2 at the earliest. Arborfield studios has been bustling the past few weeks with directors Louise Hooper and Sarah O’Gorman both working days and nights to wrap up their episodes. The
The Kingdom of Cintra was a key location in the first season of Netflix’s The Witcher. We saw Geralt (Henry Cavill) travel there twice, we saw Ciri (Freya Allan) escaping from Eamon Farren’s Cahir and of course a feast that ended quite magically, to the surprise of all attendants, Geralt included, as he would later
The second season of Netflix’s The Witcher, as we all know, will show us Geralt’s family in Kaer Morhen in the form of his fellow witchers. As it was announced earlier last year, Kim Bodnia, Paul Bullion, Basil Eidenbenz and Yasen Atour would be joining Henry Cavill‘s Geralt of Rivia as Vesemir, Lambert, Eskel and
2021 is shaping up to be a great year for fans of Netflix’s The Witcher. After months of production delays due to Covid-19, we will finally get to see the return of Henry Cavill as Geralt, Anya Chalotra as Yennefer, Freya Allan as Ciri and all the other fan favorites, when season two hits Netflix
The Witcher: Blood Origin, Netflix’s six-part limited series Witcher spinoff has been in the making for quite some time and now there’s big news to report. Deadline just announced the first lead to star in the upcoming show. Jodie Turner-Smith will play the character Éile, an elven woman who we already knew about from previous
Filming of the The Witcher has picked up again and while there is still some way to go, it sure feels like Henry Cavill and the team are slowly nearing a milestone. In addition to some well recognizable faces from season one, we know that the new second season will also include an interesting mix
It has been more than a year since we revealed Netflix’s The Witcher spinoff anime movie, Nightmare of the Wolf. Since then, we have not heard much about it either official or unofficial, aside from the fact that it would be about Geralt’s mentor Vesemir. The biggest and latest development was that in December 2020,
