Watch The Witcher from The Witcher (no, not that Witcher) read The Witcher
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The marketing for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Witcher Netflix series has been on-point so far. First, we had Bathtub Geralt 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:front and centre in a trailer, and now we have Geralt of Rivia himself, Henry Cavill, reading the source material – the Witcher book series – to us. If you haven&rಞsquo;t had a chance to dive into Andrzej Sapkowski’s works yet, then you can get your very first taste of what you’ve been missing out on, Cavill-style.
Reclining in a brown armchair with a glass of scotch by his side, Cavill begins reading a passage from The Last Wish, the first short story featuring Geralt of Rivia. It involves the Witcher getting into (what else?) a fight in an inn. Just try not to get too distracted by Cavill’s consistent attempts to maintain eye contact with you. It&rs𝓰quo;s hard to concentrate on the words with him staring at you.
On a more serious note, it’s striking just how much of Sapkowki absolutely nailed Geralt from the very first page. From the description alone, you can see him in your 𒈔mind’s eye now and it’s a design that went from game to game, before eventually finding its way to forming the inspiration for Thꦅe Witcher Netflix series and Henry Cavill’s portrayal of Geralt.
So, we’ve had The Witcher reads The Witcher. What next? The Witcher reads your fan fiction? The Witcher reads the bu🍨s timetable? At this point, he could probably read the phone bo🔜ok and we’ll all be clicking.
The Witcher launches on Netflix on Fꦓriday, December 20.
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