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Netflix renews The Witcher’ and recasts Liam Hemsworth’s role as Geraltof Rivia

While The Witcher won’t return until Next yearNetflix has announced major changes to the show and renewed it for a fourth series. The streaming giant announced a major change on Saturday. Henry Cavill’s antagonist Geraltof Rivia would be replaced by Liam Hemsworth. Hemsworth is most well-known for his role in The Hunger Games. They shared the casting news on social media. 

Cavill declared, “My journey to Geralt of Rivia was filled with monsters as well as adventures. I will be laying my medallion down and my swords.” Instagram. “In my place, the amazing Mr. Liam Hemsworth is taking over the White Wolf mantle. As with the greatest of literary characters, I pass the torch with reverence for the time spent embodying Geralt and enthusiasm to see Liam’s take on this most fascinating and nuanced of men.”

Cavill did not give a reason for his departure. The actor had earlier confirmed that he would be leaving. Keep playing SupermanFollowing his recent appearance in Black Adam. Netflix cast Cavill’s role as Geraltof Rivia in 2018. The actor, who is also a star of the series, has also been a major contributor to the series. It was a true love that brought them togetherHe felt a strong connection to Geralt and the franchise that was evident when he was asked about the role. He stated, “I really feel connected to Geralt and his character and his nature, especially through the books.” Submitted Polygon2019. “And having played it for many, many many hours, it was something I felt a connection to.”

Netflix did not release a date for the fourth season. The Witcher. Season three was shot earlier in the year. The company stated that the show will return in summer 2023 at its Tudum fan event. Fans can enjoy the show while they wait. The Witcher: Blood Origin, a prequel series starring Michelle Yeoh, starting on December 25th.    

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