The Witcher: Season XNUMX of the series is now in post-production!

The second season of The Witcher, da Netflix, is coming! After confirmation of release at the end of 2021, the series already has the finished filming and is in the post-production stage.

The team is currently in London, making final adjustments for the new season, which will likely arrive in December, just as the first year was launched.

Lauren S. Hissrich, showrunner de The Witcher, showed on her Twitter that she is very excited about the second season of the Netflix production. Confirming that the series is already in post-production, Hissrich couldn't even hold back his excitement.

Back in London. Back in the (small dark loud) rooms where it happens. That's right, we're deep into post-production on #TheWitcher S2, and I'm so fucking excited. ❤️⚔️????

— Lauren S. Hissrich (@LHissrich) May 10, 2021

"Back to London. Back to the (small, noisy) rooms where this happens. That's right, we're deep in post-production on The Witcher season XNUMX, and I'm so fucking excited."

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Problems in season two

The Witcher season two suffered from some problems, which even postponed the arrival of this second year.

The Covid-19 pandemic directly affected filming, causing a major delay in 2020 and consequently causing the release of the season to have to be postponed by Netflix. Due to these delays, Thue Rasmussen, the actor who would play Eskel, had to leave the production due to scheduling conflicts. Basil Eidenbenz was chosen to take the role.

Another problem that occurred during the recording of the second season was the injury to Henry Cavill., which may also star in another production based on a video game franchise.

During the filming of a scene that was being filmed at twenty feet, Cavill ended up injuring his leg. Despite the actor having left the scene without the need for an ambulance, sources stated that Cavill actually appeared to be in a lot of pain.