All the Details You Need to Know About The Witcher Season 2
Have a look at Geralt’s new armour
The Witcher, a TV show based on the books by Andrzej Sapkowski, a Polish writer, was a big project by Netflix. It was rumoured that every episode of the show cost about USD 10 (about AUD 13.94) million, which is equal to Game of Thrones’ final season. Though the first season was a bit confusing due to the different timelines, the second season will probably be smoother. Here is everything you need to know about The Witcher Season 2.
Promoting the White Wolf
Henry Cavill, who plays the role of The Witcher, promoted the white wolf by sharing these lines from one of the novels on Instagram. It read: “‘It may turn out,’ said the white-haired man a moment later, ‘that their comrades or cronies may ask what befell these evil men. Tell them the Wolf bit them. The White Wolf. And add that they should keep glancing over their shoulders. One day they’ll look back and see the Wolf.'”
Have a look at Geralt’s new armour on The Witcher Season 2
When Will The Witcher Season 2 Release?
The filming of the show halted in March due to the coronavirus pandemic. It has resumed a few weeks back, but still, the makers will need 7 or 8 months to finish filming. As a result, the season might not be released until the last quarter of 2021.
Who Will be in the Cast of The Witcher Season 2?
The second season of the show will see the entry of three more Witchers. Lambert, that will be played by Paul Bullion of Peaky Blinders, Coen, that will be played by Yasen Atour and Eskel that will be played by Thue Ersten Rasmussen. More new faces are Fabienne Ross and Agnes Bjorn.
What Will the Story of The Witcher Season 2?
The second season will delve into complex racial politics of The Continent. It will include the entry of The Scoia’tael, that are a group of elven and dwarven rebels who are fighting against the discrimination done by nonhumans. They plunder and burn villages, rob merchants, and kill. Humans fight them by sending troops.
How Many Seasons of The Witcher Will be There?
After The Witcher Season 2, you will likely see a third season. The fate of the show will probably depend on the success of Season 2 and 3. Netflix has also given its nod to an animated spin-off movie.
