We’re officially in the promotional campaign for Netflix’s The Witcher and thanks to Gizmodo we have another batch of new shots from season one including Henry Cavill‘s Geralt about to fight, Bjorn Hlynur Haraldsson‘s King Eist in a battle and Freya Allan‘s Ciri on the run and outside the castle, playing with the boys. In
Netflix’s upcoming hit The Witcher is slated for a release this December, and fans have been craving for another look at the show. Within just a few days, the long wait will be over. Beginning Sunday, October 27 and lasting an entire week, Netflix will kickstart The Witcher‘s marketing campaign during two adjacent events: MCM
Netflix’s The Witcher has big plans for the week of Halloween, where it will host several panels across two large conventions in London, England and Lucca, Italy. As we count down the days until the show’s upcoming trailer (slated for release on October 31), Netflix isn’t wasting any time. With the set visit embargo seemingly
The media embargo for Netflix’s The Witcher has finally come down, with interviews dropping in the last few days with the lead trio Henry Cavill (Geralt), Anya Chalotra (Yennefer), Freya Allan (Ciri) and showrunner Lauren Hissrich. Now this embargo’s end is reaffirmed by the Italian publication Corriere, who shared these new official stills. Three of
“This is not Game of Thrones,” said The Witcher showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich in a newly published article by Hobby Consolas (translated here from Spanish). “I think this series has much more magic. What we wanted to create for Netflix is a global series that reaches people with different points of view, different perspectives, different political
A newly published interview with The Witcher‘s Lauren S. Hissrich sees the showrunner discuss her meeting with author Andrzej Sapkowski, the influence of the CD Projekt Red video games on the Netflix show and how Henry Cavill chose the horse that would play Geralt of Rivia’s trusted companion Roach. Blog Hobby Consolas sat down with
In the last Redanian Archives, we covered Netflix’s filming of The Witcher on the Canary Islands. This time, we’ll follow the show’s cast and crew as they return to Budapest to film the climactic fight scene of short story The Bounds of Reason, involving dwarves, mages and a golden dragon. Join us for another exciting
In February Hobby Consolas was one of the publications that visited the Budapest set of Netflix’s The Witcher and interviewed its main trio. You can check out the translation of their interview with lead actor Henry Cavill here, and read on for their joint interview with female leads Anya Chalotra and Freya Allan who portray
The media embargo for The Witcher is ending and we are starting to get the interviews the cast were giving earlier this year. In a new interview to Hobby Consolas, Henry Cavill discusses his dream role of Geralt in Netflix’s The Witcher, his hope to play him for many years to come as well as
Four audition tapes for Amazon’s Lord of the Rings revealed; Markella Kavenagh likely to play an elf
Amazon’s extremely ambitious Lord of the Rings series has been casting for a while now and we have four of its audition videos with transcriptions to share with you. First things first, these dialogues may not appear in the actual show. It is a common practice for production teams to write “fake” dialogues designed to