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One of the more discussed scenes in the first season of Netflix’s The Witcher was that Eamon Farren‘s Cahir defeated Mahesh Jadu‘s Vilgefortz with the former being a normal human, and the latter being the most powerful mage ever. Book readers knew that this scene felt somewhat off since eventually, Vilgefortz would have to defeat
In the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher we saw something we never thought we had to see: a witcher turned into a leshy. And that witcher was Eskel, a beloved one for many book readers and game fans. Why that was done is a different topic to which an explanation was given, but today
The Witcher prequel series set 1200 years before Geralt, and starring Michelle Yeoh, Lenny Henry, Laurence Fuarain, and Sophia Brown started filming this August in the gorgeous landscapes of Iceland, then moved to England’s Arborfield Studios for internal shoots as well as some occasional location shoots. Now, several months later, filming has finally wrapped as
Cameras for The Witcher: Blood Origin have been rolling for over a month now, but compared to the original series, things have been relatively quiet and more relaxed. So far until now we haven’t got a chance to take a look at the characters portrayed by Michelle Yeoh, Sophia Brown, Laurence O’Fuarain and others, but
While cameras have been rolling for a few days in Iceland for The Witcher: Blood Origin, a second unit has just started this week in the UK for the Witcher prequel starring Sophia Brown, Laurence O’Fuarain and Michelle Yeoh. As confirmed by TheKnowledge, filming has begun is two UK studios. Our own sources say that
The first season of Netflix’s The Witcher saw the introduction of many of the Continent’s races with each of them having a distinct look. Some viewers were happy with what they saw, some were not. In any case, we already know from leaked pictures and assurances from showrunner Lauren Hissrich that both the elves and
Anyone who has watched The Witcher on Netflix will attest that, right after Henry Cavill’s Geralt, Anya Chalotra’s Yennefer and Freya Allan’s Ciri, the next breakout performance of the season also belongs to Joey Batey and the bard Jaskier. Though Batey managed to bring the novels’ character to life quite admirably, one important change sets
The first season of The Witcher has been available on Netflix for a couple of weeks now and after the first (or second, or tenth) watch people have started asking in which parts of the world certain scenes of the show were filmed. In our new article series, Location Check, we’ll explore some of the
The Witcher’s first season on Netflix left viewers in suspense of the fate of its greatest heroine Yennefer, who seemingly disappeared after depleting her magical resources. At the Battle of Sodden, she and a handful of mages made a desperate last stand to prevent the superior Nilfgaardian forces from crossing the door to the North.
As you probably already know, Princess Renfri was originally going to be played by Millie Brady in Netflix’s The Witcher. She shot most or all of her scenes, but in the end the decision was made to reshoot the entire Blaviken story. As a result, several roles were recast including Renfri, who in the end
