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Netflix revealed quite a lot of new footage from The Witcher‘s second season at their TUDUM fan event, and as always, we’re here to analyze every single frame of it. For a full recap of the news from TUDUM, take a look at our previous article. Two clips from the first episode of Season 2
Towards the end of Netflix’s TUDUM fan event, The Witcher star Henry Cavill and showrunner Lauren Hissrich arrived with brand new footage from season two as well as a “road to season two” trailer with even more new footage, confirmation of season three and two other Witcher projects as well as a tease at the
On September 25, Netflix will host another event similar to its previous Geeked Week where they have promised to deliver more news (and hopefully some footage) for many of their upcoming shows, including The Witcher‘s second season. With the event just days away, Netflix has recruited Henry Cavill to tease what’s coming, and Geralt of
The Witcher‘s prequel series Blood Origin is now in full production, with the series’ cast and crew seen filming in Iceland and in the United Kingdom. Besides the main cast, Sophia Brown’s Eile and Laurence O’Fuarain’s Fjall, as well as the recently announced Michelle Yeoh (who will portray Eile’s swordmaster Scian), Netflix has not announced
The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf is an animated film set in Netflix’s “Witcher Cinematic Universe”. With its August 23 release date, Netflix is finally ramping up the marketing, and that means there’s a lot of material to analyze. If you haven’t seen the new trailer (embedded below) and the teaser released a couple of
The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf, Netflix’s upcoming anime film set in the Witcher universe, will release on Netflix on August 23. The anime film will be a prequel to the main series and will focus on Vesemir. While he is certainly a fan favorite, we were curious to see which characters will join Vesemir
Witcher fans are still reeling from the exciting cascade of news that came with Netflix and CD Projekt RED’s WitcherCon event, and among the teaser trailer for season two, the teaser for the anime film, and behind-the-scenes featurettes, a lot of interesting details flew under the radar. As we did with Henry Cavill’s lengthy WitcherCon
Ever since WitcherCon was announced, fans of Henry Cavill’s fantasy series have been crossing their fingers that the big Netflix and CD Projekt RED event would reveal the show’s first proper teaser trailer. Thankfully, we were not disappointed. Following a lengthy interview with series star Henry Cavill at the end of the stream, Netflix debuted
Andrzej Sapkowski’s acclaimed fantasy saga, The Witcher, sprouted many adaptations over the years, but the two most notable ones are the television series created by Netflix and the video game trilogy created by CD Projekt RED. For years, since the show was first announced by Netflix, its creators took care to distance themselves from the
As expected, Netflix revealed some footage of The Witcher‘s second season during their Geeked Week broadcast. It may have been a shorter teaser than we hoped, but it still packs numerous new shots into its twelve seconds. Anya Chalotra’s Yennefer and Henry Cavill’s Geralt are unfortunately missing here, but we do get to see quite
