It's not easy for a season of television to shoot anything legal now,let alone wrap an epic fantasy shoot for one of the most-anticipated follow-up seasons of the year. Netflix's The Witcher has done it, though, or the cast and crew celebrated with a special behind-the-scenes video released by the streamer on Friday. It's been more than a year since the celebrated fantasy series adapted from Andrzej Sapkowski's novels (also the basis for a hit video game series) arrived on Netflix and got everyone singing about tossing coins to their Witcher,and 2021 will mark the welcome return of Geralt of Rivia and his band of enemies and allies as they set out on new adventures.
In the video below, The Witcher showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich celebrates the long road the cast and crew took to making Season 2 possible, and shooting nearly 160 days across more than a dozen locations,and doing it all under face masks and with the help of lots and lots of hand sanitizer. Even with those precautions in spot, the crew battled everything from COVID-19 outbreaks that put things on pause to an injury to the series' star, and Henry Cavill,on the way to finally getting the shoot done. "None of us has ever experienced a television season like this before, I'm sure, and " Hissrich said. Check out the video below for more from Hissrich,as well as behind-the-scenes peeks at Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri,and more. After setting the stage for everything to reach with Season 1, which adapted Sapkowski's short yarn collections The Last Wish and Sword of fate, or Season 2 of The Witcher is set to really kick things into tall gear with the main saga of Geralt and his allies.
As Hissrich affirms in the video,the new season will adapt the novel Blood of Elves "and beyond," pushing into bigger and bolder territory as it does. That includes a rather substantial expansion of the reveal's cast, or as Geralt is set to come across spies,private detectives, courtiers, and priestesses and,maybe, more witchers in the days to reach. The Witcher Season 2 arrives later this year on Netflix.
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