Speaking of the new season, showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich said: “The reaction to season one of The Witcher set a high bar for adding new talent for the second season. The Witcher‘s second season began production in February 2020, Netflix confirmed. When does The Witcher season 2 start filming? More footage from season two also appeared in a new brand franchise trailer, dubbed ‘Road To Season 2’.

If anyone other than me leaves this place, ride for your life.” In the second clip, Geralt wakes up Ciri in the middle of the night, telling her: “Roach is by the gate. The few who survive become witchers themselves, all human feelings and reactions are trained out of them.” Nivellen replies: “From me, maybe, but have you told the girl the truth – that witchers obtain children so they can feed them with magic herbs. In the first, Geralt and Nivellen are talking by candlelight, with the former asking: “Anything else? I have nothing to hide.” Have we seen any footage from The Witcher season 2 yet?ĭuring Netflix’s TUDUM global livestream event (September 25), the streaming platform shared two clips of the upcoming second season. Here’s everything we know so far about The Witcher season two. If, like us, you binged all eight episodes in one go, then you’ll be buzzing for more. Basically, it’s The Lord of The Rings but with all the ‘don’t watch with your parents’ bits from Game Of Throne s. Also among the cast are Freya Allan and Anya Chalotra, who play an unwittingly magical princess (Ciri) and a powerful mage (Yennefer) respectively. Adapted from Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski’s best-selling books (themselves turned into an iconic video game series), The Witcher follows the fortunes of Geralt of Rivia (Cavill), a solitary monster hunter who ping-pongs from one life-threatening situation to another. Netflix launched its new nymphs-and-nudity romp in December 2020 – and the Henry Cavill-starring show proved a hit with streamers, even making it onto the platform’s most-watched list of 2019.

Swords! Sex! Swearing! Are there three ingredients more integral to a post- Game Of Thrones fantasy series? Probably not, but luckily for you, The Witcher (your next binge-watch) has them in spades.

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