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After filming at Arborfield studios for two months, the cast and crew of The Witcher are on to the next stage on the journey towards season two: Location shoots. As we reported, the crew has set up camp in a forest near the town of Deepcut, with Ciri actress Freya Allan confirmed to be present
The Witcher season two has been filming at a breakneck pace within the sets at Arborfield Studios, with stars Geralt (Henry Cavill) and Ciri (Freya Allan) joining new witcher characters at the fortress of Kaer Morhen. Now, after nearly two months of studio filming, Netflix has finally taken it’s crew to a location just outside
After months of silence, Netflix has finally started talking about the second season of The Witcher. It began with two new stills of Henry Cavill’s Geralt in his new armor, with promises of more to come tomorrow. Now, ComicBook.com have gotten their hands on the official synopsis of season two. Convinced Yennefer’s life was lost
A whole Covid lifetime ago, back in 2019, Netflix renewed The Witcher for a second season ahead of the first season’s release date. But even before that rumours from TV and film industry insiders have been circulating that Netflix has been generous enough to grant Lauren Hissrich and Co. not one, but a whole two
While production on the highly anticipated second season of Netflix’s The Witcher is in full swing after an unfortunate Covid break, it seems the virus continues to cause misfortune for the series, starring Henry Cavill. Earlier today, Thue Rasmussen announced on his Twitter and Instagram pages that due to scheduling conflicts caused by the virus,
Earlier in July, Netflix announced the live-action witcher spinoff The Witcher: Blood Origin. Fans have been flying high in anticipation of news, as rumors have it that Netflix is eyeing Aquaman star Jason Momoa for the lead role and casting director Sophie Holland has begun working on the prequel. Yesterday, The Witcher: Blood Origin showrunner
Back in February, and before the Coronavirus pandemic changed the world as we know it, Netflix began filming The Witcher season two with stars Henry Cavill, Anya Chalotra, and Freya Allan. Forced to halt production approximately four weeks into filming in March of 2020, director Stephen Surjik (Umbrella Academy) and the rest of the crew
After a COVID-induced break, Netflix picked up filming the second season of The Witcher, starring Henry Cavill, Anya Chalotra and Freya Allan. Much of what we know about season two comes from productions leaks of the first episode that was filmed before the hiatus, and our own investigations at the beginning of the year. Today,
After pausing for months due to COVID-19, production on the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher is in full swing again, with lead Henry Cavill and other cast members filming a crucial fight scene last week and an unexpected character return, leading to much speculation among the fans. The coming weeks promise even more action
It’s been a busy week for Netflix’s The Witcher. We reported about a curious action scene being filmed at Kaer Morhen involving Henry Cavill’s Geralt, Freya Allan’s Ciri along with many new witchers and we followed that up with a report about a number of female characters involved in that storyline as well. Today we
