The Witcher is about to return to Netflix with the second chapter of the saga inspired by the Polish novels by Andrzej Sapkowski. The most viewed series ever on the streaming platform (with over 70 million views) will soon return to keep fans glued to the screen and could be released as early as summer 2021. For the realization of the episodes of the second series of Witcher, the crew had several problems due to Covid. The shooting had begun precisely in conjunction with the spread of the virus, in March 2020, and was also interrupted later due to unexpected events. Despite everything, however, the shooting seems to have gone on and the series could arrive on the streaming platform as early as this summer.
The Witcher Season 2: Anything That Delayed Filming
The revelation series of 2019 taken from the saga of Geralt of Rivia, from the release date on Netflix has enjoyed unparalleled success with the public becoming the most-watched series ever on the streaming platform. The enthusiasm of the public was so great that the creators quickly started working on the project of a second season but also of productions related to the series such as an animated film, The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf, and a miniseries The Witcher. : Blood Origin. After the stop for covid in March 2020, filming for The Witcher 2 began in July of the same year in England, at Arborfield Studios but had to be interrupted again for the second wave of Covid which joined with an injury to the protagonist of the Henry Cavill series. Despite all these unforeseen events and delays, showrunner of the series, Lauren Schmidt Hissrich remains optimistic to finish filming by June and move on to post-production and distribution in July 2021.
The advances on The Witcher Season 2
The advances on the plot of the second season of The Witcher come directly from Netflix which announces that Geralt of Rivia will take Princess Cirilla, to her childhood home in Kaer Morhen, the safest place she knows. He, however, will have to protect the girl from something even more dangerous, which is the power she has within her while the kings of the continent, the elves, the men, and the demons fight for supremacy outside the walls. The episodes of The Witcher 2 will be 8 in total, just like in the first season, and the series will be distributed entirely by Netflix.
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