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It has been several months that the cast and crew of Netflix’s The Witcher had seen each other since the plague. The production of Season 2 of the Henry Cavill action drama has been halted since March due to COVID-19 concerns. Now, however, things are about to change. Arborfield Studios, The Witcher‘s main production hub
A year ago around these days the first season of Netflix’s The Witcher was undergoing reshoots of the Blaviken scenes from the premiere episode. As you may have heard, while Henry Cavill remained as Geralt of Rivia, most of the roles from Blaviken were recast, including Emma Appleton replacing The Last Kingdom‘s Millie Brady as
Do you remember this month a year ago? Filming of the first season of Netflix’s The Witcher was nearing its final stages with director Marc Jobst and the crew putting the finishing touches to the revised Blaviken fight that would eventually crown the first episode. We were also getting plenty of casting news, among them
As it has been reported, the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher has suspended its production in March due to COVID-19 concerns and has thoroughly disinfected its sets after learning that Kristofer Hivju (Nivellen) has contracted the Coronavirus (he recovered from it later). No one knows for sure when filming will resume, but several reports
Yesterday it was revealed that Netflix has suspended production on Netflix’s The Witcher due to Coronavirus concerns. Today Game of Thrones star Kristofer Hivju (Nivellen) has revealed on his Instagram that he too has contracted the virus. Following this, Deadline reports that Netflix will conduct a “deep cleaning” at Arborfield Studios where Season 2 was
It was only yesterday when we reported that filming of the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher was still ongoing and was scheduled to continue. This changed today as the production is shutting down for at least two weeks due to Coronavirus concerns. Emails have gone out to the crew informing them that production is
The second season of Netflix’s fantasy hit The Witcher will introduce a number of intriguing new characters to appear alongside stars Henry Cavill (Geralt), Anya Chalotra (Yennefer) and Freya Allan (Ciri). In a first announcement, Netflix has already given us a look at some of the new big players including the powerful elven sorceress Francesca
As of yesterday, Netflix has halted production on all films and TV series in US and Canada due to Coronavirus concerns. The Witcher, on the other hand, continues filming in the UK with stars Henry Cavill, Freya Allan and Anya Chalotra. Redanian Intelligence has the details. Our sources report that as of today, March 14,
News on Netflix’s The Witcher season two have been scarce of late, after all the ruckus caused by the new cast announcements, set reports and leaked images. In all likelihood, this doesn’t mean that things have quietened down, as recent cast activity suggests the production is busy filming at least two different settings (more on
Earlier this year, we unveiled Netflix’s secret spin-off project The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf. This anime film will follow Vesemir, the mentor and father figure of The Witcher‘s Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), many years before Geralt was born. In a new interview with Comicbook.com, writer Beau DeMayo revealed that Nightmare of the Wolf
