Unexpected news for "The Whitcher" fans: Henry Cavill, one of the show's most recognisable faces, won't appear in the fourth season.
It has been made clear by the actor who plays Geralt de Rivia that he won't be returning for the fourth season of the show. In the part of the sorcerer, Liam Hemsworth, who is well-known for his work in the "Hunger Games" series, will take his place.
On his social media platforms, Cavill himself has confirmed his departure. Monsters and adventures abound throughout my travels as Geralt of Rivia. I regret to say that after the fourth season, I will be leaving my medallion and swords. He has noted on his Instagram account that "the fantastic Mr. Liam Hemsworth will take over the mantle of the Wolf in my place.
Although the announcement comes shortly after his return as "Superman" to the DC universe was officially confirmed, the British actor has not made clear why he is leaving the production.
The "fan" of the series, Liam Hemsworth, has also made a statement. I'm thrilled about the chance. He wrote on his Instagram account, "I am pleased that Henry Cavill hands over the reins and permits me to take the White Wolf's backs for the next chapter of his quest. Henry Cavill has been a fantastic Geralt, and I am grateful for the opportunity to continue playing him.
The announcement of Cavill's comeback as Superman comes nearly five years after 2017's Justice League, the actor's most recent lengthy outing as a DC Comics superhero.
But Cavill did make a cameo in the recently released Black Adam, showing up in a scene that sets up a fight between Superman and Dwayne Johnson's anti-hero. For the sake of filming his cameo, Cavill has been given permission to take a break from season 3 of "The Witcher." He is now completely abandoning the series.
Since the start of the Netflix series in December 2019, Cavill has played Geralt. The actor's final season with the show is set to air in 2023.
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