Fans of The Witcher are currently preparing for season 4 and a big adjustment. From the next season, Liam Hemsworth will be seen as the monster hunter Geralt of Rivia instead of Henry Cavill. But it’s like magic: There’s Witcher news from Netflix again – both good and bad.
As production begins on Season 4, Netflix lets us know that the dark fantasy series will come to an end in the foreseeable future. So much for the bad news.
Fantasy ending with a silver lining: The Netflix series will be with us for a while
At the same time Netflix confirms the production of a 5th season, which will then serve as the final chapter of the saga. So Hemsworth gets the opportunity to prove himself as Geralt for two full seasons. Maybe by then fans will be a little sadder about the cancellation, which seems to have brought few tears so far.
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In the video at the start of production you can see the assembled cast doing a table read for season 4. And in appropriate surroundings, as you can see in it. The accompanying message from the official social media channel says:
We return to the continent – The Witcher S4 is officially in production. PLUS: S5 is confirmed. A final season that will bring this epic series to a fitting conclusion. When is The Witcher season 4 coming to Netflix?
Since filming for the penultimate season doesn’t begin until this month, we won’t be able to do so until May at the earliest Summer 2025 expect new consequences. So the series will continue to be talked about for a while until it comes to an end after season 5.
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