New Shots From The Witcher Set; Geralt and Nilfgaardians Return
The work on the set of the second season of Netflix's The Witcher is in full swing, and the Internet is flooded with a ton of behind-the-scenes photos. The latest of them show Geralt in a hood, the muddy set or Nilfgaardian knights in their new armor.
Netflix resumed work on the 2nd season of The Witcher rather quickly - this happened a few days ago and we informed you about it promptly. During the last week we managed to collect a lot of materials from the plan - this is mainly thanks to Sara Talib, a collaborator of a fan website dedicated to The Witcher, Redanian Intelligence. There are so many behind-the-scenes photos that we won't be able to present them all here - all the more so because some of them are not of the best quality and present characters from a very long distance, which makes them the size of ants. Nevertheless, the photographer managed to catch Henry Cavill in Geralt;s costume, Anya Chalotra as Yennefer, as well as some other characters. The crew is currently based in Surrey County, England.
Geralt has returned, but with a hood. Source: Sara Talib
Henry Cavill (Geralt) and Royce Pierreson (Istredd). Source: Sara Talib
We just wanted to show you Cavill eating. Source: Sara Talib
Anya Chalotra (Yennefer) and Eamon Farren (Cahir). Source: Sara Talib
The Nilfgaard armors will look really great in season 2. Source: Sara Talib
If this isn't a Slavic shot, I don't know what its. Source: Sara Talib
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