The Witcher Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

It’s already been a good year for TV fans, with critics raving about “Mare of Easttown,” “The Underground Railroad,” and “The White Lotus” (among others on lists like this one). As anyone knows, the most robust time for television is from when kids go back to school in the fall through Christmas.

The Witcher video games, has narrated the trailer for Tails Of Iron at Gamescom.Developed by Odd Bug Studio, Tails Of Iron is an RPG-lite game that sees the player control Redgi, a little rat and heir to the Rat Throne, who must reclaim the kingdom. The trailer for the game can be seen below.Coming to PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, the Nintendo Switch and PC on September 17, the game wears its souls-like inspiration on its sleeve.

The Witcher showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich has signed a multi-year overall deal with Netflix.As part of the deal (via Deadline), Schmidt Hissrich will write and produce scripted shows and other creative projects for the platform – while continuing to serve as showrunner and executive producer on The Witcher.She also serves as executive producer on the upcoming prequel series The Witcher: Blood Origin and anime series The Witcher: Nightmare Of The Wolf.Speaking about the deal, Schmidt

The Witcher‘s upcoming prequel series Blood Origin has added a host of names to its cast, including Sir Lenny Henry.The upcoming six-part Netflix show will be set more than a 1,000 years before the main Henry Cavill-starring series, and it has already announced a number of names including Michelle Yeoh, Laurence O’Fuarain and Sophia Brown.Joining them will be Henry – who is also starring in Amazon Prime Video fantasy series The Lord of the Rings – in the role of Balor, and Black Books‘ Dylan

The Witcher: Monster Slayer is now out in the world, and it asks players to use augmented reality (AR) on their phones to hunt monsters from the fantasy series. The mobile title is developed and published by Spokko, a “member of the CD PROJEKT family”, and it tasks players with the Pokémon GO–like task of hunting down monsters (just not pocket ones this time) in the real world through AR camera technology.A recent trailer for the game, which fans can watch below, shows what players could end up

Netflix has released a new look at upcoming anime origin series The Witcher: Nightmare Of The Wolf.Ahead of the second season of The Witcher, Nightmare Of The Wolf explores the story of Vesemir, mentor to Henry Cavill’s lead character Geralt.A synopsis for the show reads: “Before Geralt, there was his mentor Vesemir – a swashbuckling young witcher who escaped a life of poverty to slay monsters for coin.“But when a strange new monster begins terrorising a politically-fraught kingdom, Vesemir

With its already large fanbase thanks to the novels and, of course, the really popular video game series, “The Witcher” seemed like a chance for Netflix to have a new franchise when it was announced a few years ago. Sure enough, when Season 1 of the series debuted, “The Witcher” was an instant hit, with the streaming platform quickly getting started on Season 2 and spinoffs.

Netflix has announced a release date for The Witcher: Nightmare Of The Wolf – you can watch a new teaser trailer below.The new anime film will arrive on the streaming service on August 23, ahead of the highly-anticipated second season of The Witcher which is set for a December 17 release.The release date for The Witcher: Nightmare Of The Wolf was shared on Friday (July 9) during WitcherCon.

At the end of the last season of “The Witcher,” Geralt finally met his destiny when his paths crossed with Ciri. Now that the pair will be traveling and working together in Season 2, what misadventures await them? READ MORE: 65 Most Anticipated TV Shows & Mini-Series of 2021 Fans of the show will get answers to that question in time, but they’ll have to wait a bit.

The Witcher: Blood Origin, the prequel to the hit 2019 Netflix series.Based on the novels behind the popular video game franchise, The Witcher: Blood Origin will be a six-part limited series set in an elven world 1,200 years before the events of the Henry Cavill-starring series.It will depict the creation of the first prototype Witcher, and the events that lead to the pivotal “conjunction of the spheres”, a cataclysmic event crucial to The Witcher universe where “the worlds of monsters, men, and

The Witcher and its game and TV adaptations, has released details of its line up.A collaboration between developers CD Projekt RED and Netflix, the event is billed as a virtual global celebration of all things The Witcher related.

Witcher: Total War mod for Medieval II: Total War on PC, which has been in the works for years, has announced a new development update.The previous update on the mod’s ModDB page was in October of last year. The team said in the most recent update though “we’ve been busy”, whilst showcasing screenshots and details.

Netflix and video game developer CD Projekt Red have shared details of the inaugural WitcherCon.The virtual event will bring together fans of The Witcher, which spans Netflix’s TV series adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski’s fantasy novels as well as the video game franchise.WitcherCon premieres at 7pm CEST (6pm BST) on July 9, with streams happening on YouTube and Twitch. The second stream, which also airs on Twitch and YouTube, will begin at 3am CEST (2am BST) on July 10.

Will British actor Henry Cavill return to the role of Superman? While that remains a big if, for fans and the DC Universe, the actor is looking to get immortal in the interim. According to a report from Deadline.

The Witcher: Blood Origin.The Queen & Slim actress was originally due to play a warrior named Éile, one of the leads in the prequel series for Netflix.“Due to a change in the production schedule for ‘The Witcher: Blood Origin’ limited series, unfortunately Jodie Turner-Smith will no longer be able to continue on in the role of Éile,” a Netflix spokesperson said in a statement obtained by Variety.Éile is described as a fierce warrior who leaves her clan and decides to become a nomadic musician,

For the past several years, networks and streaming services have been desperate to find their own “Game of Thrones”-esque series. Over at Amazon, you have the forthcoming “Lord of the Rings” TV series, for example.

Netflix has released the first images of Henry Cavill from the second season of The Witcher.

It looks like Netflix are going all-in on building their “The Witcher” franchise, before production on the second season has even warmed up the streaming service has already announced an animated tie-in film from the animators behind “The Legend of Korra”, and today announced that it’s doubling down with a prequel series: “The Witcher: Blood Origin.” A six-part, live-action limited series, and a prequel to the hit Netflix series, “The Witcher”, “Blood Origin” will go to an elven world 1200 years

due to the coronavirus — which then prompted a major shuffling of release schedules — both Hollywood and the industry at large are ready to get cameras rolling again.As the world moves into the next phases of the ongoing pandemic, large-scale productions including the sequels and have announced plans to resume filming.

Netflix has reportedly delayed production on The Witcher after one of the actors contracted the coronavirus. Deadline reports that the individual that tested positive for the virus is Kristofer Hivju, who has also appeared in the likes of Game Of Thrones, where he played the character of Tormund Giantsbane, and Connor Rhodes in the most recent instalment of The Fast and the Furious series, The Fate Of The Furious.

Peaky Blinders, Line of Duty and The Witcher have all halted production amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Two of the U.K.’s most popular scripted shows, “Peaky Blinders” and “Line of Duty,” have postponed production in light of the coronavirus outbreak.

Netflix has paused production in the U.K. of its fantasy drama “The Witcher” for two weeks as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, Variety has confirmed.

Viewers will soon have another witcher to toss a coin to.

In today’s film news roundup, Netflix announces a spinoff feature based on “The Witcher,” Liam Neeson’s “Honest Thief” finds a home and Sheryl Main will receive the Henri Bollinger Award.

Netflix is holding its ground in the streaming wars, passing its first big test since Apple and Disney launched rival services.

Netflix said “The Witcher,” the fantasy series starring Henry Cavill, is pacing to be its biggest first-season original TV series ever.

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