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Rumors of Netflix’s renewal of the upcoming fantasy hit The Witcher starring Henry Cavill have been circulating for a while, and now it’s official. A new report from The Wrap confirms that the show has been picked up for a second season, a month ahead of the first season’s release. Season two of The Witcher
During the week of Halloween, Netflix took The Witcher to the showfloor of Lucca Comics and Games, an annual Italian event celebrating pop culture storytelling. For four straight days, the convention floor at Lucca was transformed into The Witcher‘s “Continent”, including props, local actors dressed as characters and a costume exhibition. We’ll be covering all
Netflix’s long anticipated series The Witcher, starring Superman‘s Henry Cavill, is expected to be the streaming service’s biggest show this coming winter. With a release date of December 20, the fans are counting down the days until the show will grace their screens. In the meantime, let’s dive into another entry of Redanian Archives, our
Speaking to reporters from SFX magazine during the filming of Netflix’s The Witcher, showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich discussed the show’s tone and structure as well as the unavoidable comparisons to Game of Thrones. Also included is Ciri star Freya Allan, who discusses her connection with the character.
Following the unveiling of the first trailer for Netflix’s The Witcher, an embargo has been lifted on another of the show’s set reports, this time featuring star Henry Cavill. In the article, Cavill discusses what drew him to the complex role of Geralt of Rivia, the source of his gaming habits and what we can
Last week, Netflix stormed the halls of MCM London Comic Con and Lucca Comics and Games in a week fans of Henry Cavill’s The Witcher will not soon forget. Throughout the week, a trailer was released alongside new footage. Panels and interviews were held, official stills released and a costume exhibition presented to the fans
On Friday, a day after the release of The Witcher‘s trailer and the reveal of its December 20 release date, key crew-members from the Netflix production starring Henry Cavill rose to the stage at Lucca. There, they discussed the tireless work that brought this story from the pages of Andrzej Sapkowski‘s novels to the big
On the eve of Halloween, Netflix held a panel for their upcoming dark fantasy series The Witcher starring Henry Cavill. During the panel, the show’s trailer and three clips were shown, and a Q&A session was held with showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich, series author Andrzej Sapkowski, and stars Freya Allan and Anya Chalotra (Ciri and
“Ladies and Gentlemen,” said The Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski during his panel in the Italian event Lucca Comics and Games. “If you have some questions I would like to answer them… or not. I haven’t beaten anybody just recently.” So began an incredibly quotable panel, brought to you in quotes and photos via our partner
