Bringing you all news on The Witcher on Netflix
Each year, San Diego Comic Con drops some of the biggest news in film and television, and this year is no exception. One of the most-anticipated properties to make its debut at Comic Con was Netflix’s The Witcher, a live-action adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski’s The Witcher novels, which follow the adventures of monster hunter Geralt
The Witcher’s panel at San Diego Comic Con 2019 concluded with the show’s first trailer, and it was BIG. As is our duty, Redanian Intelligence is here with an in-depth, frame-by-frame analysis of the trailer: including new castings, spectacular scenes, and our first look at the Continent.
The Witcher is Netflix’s next big gamble, with a budget higher than usual and rumors of a long-term commitment (three seasons in advance, according to Geeks WorldWide’s KC Walsh). During the fantasy series’ much anticipated Hall H panel at San Diego Comic Con, the first trailer was released. Attending the panel was creator and showrunner
With The Witcher panel mere hours away, exciting news comes courtesy of Entertainment Tonight. As one of the many major news outlets on hand at Comic Con, it appears Entertainment Tonight is aiming to feed Witcher fans, and this time, the feeding was live streamed. Airing three and a half hours before The Witcher’s cast
For many months, we’ve wondered who cast member Ossian Perret would be playing in The Witcher’s first season, and today he revealed his role on social media via a heartfelt Instagram post accompanied by some lovely pictures of the cast having a ball on set. In addition to this piece of news, Redanian Operatives were
The day has come. We’ve been waiting for more than two years, since the project’s first announcement in May 2017, to see any footage of Netflix’s The Witcher. Now, the big moment is very, very close, as confirmed by executive producer Tomasz Baginski.
Have you ever wondered who would be creating the languages in The Witcher? Someone who’d take the existing words and phrases from Andrzej Sapkowski’s books and create an actual language around them? If you wished for David J. Peterson of Game of Thrones fame, as many did, you’re in luck!
He’s the Sea Boar, the mighty Crach an Craite, and a fine source of Witcher memes. We’ve been chatting to Scottish actor Blair Kincaid, who portrays the mighty Skelligan in Netflix’s The Witcher! Here’s what he had to say about his time on set…
As The Witcher’s panel at San Diego Comic Con is drawing closer by the minute, fans around the world are hungrier than ever for any bit of news trickling through behind the tents, halls and hotels of the city. Now, an early present comes in the form of a surprising but highly appreciated in-depth interview
Brace yourselves! The Witcher is coming to Comic Con! Though The Witcher‘s first season is still five months away and set to debut this December on Netflix, the show’s marketing campaign has already begun. After a set of posters depicting the show’s three main characters was released, Netflix announced that The Witcher will also be