Even if the cameras are now rolling again, the delay will have a detrimental effect on the start date of the second season. Therefore, as a precaution, The Witcher fans should get used to the idea that the continuation of the events around Geralt could be delayed until the middle or end of 2021. Originally it was assumed that it would start in spring. Once the raw material is in the can, the work behind the scenes usually only really starts. In addition, there are possible re-shoots, revisions or dubbing. With complex materials like The Witcher, the consequences are difficult to predict.
You can look forward to them in Season 2: Geralt (Henry Cavill) returns as does his loyal companions Ciri (Freya Allan), Yennifer (Anya Chalotra) or Jaskier (Joey Batey), without whom his adventures are probably only half as exciting, would be entertaining. In addition, the new episodes also bring many unknown faces with them, including some that were specially created for the Netflix series, so they cannot be assigned to a novel or a game. New in Season 2 are Kristofer Hivju as Nivellen, whom many may still know from HBO’s Game of Thrones saga, Agnes Bjorn (Vereena), Paul Bullion as Lambert, Thue Ersted Rasmussen as Eskelt, Aisha Fabienne Ross ( Lydia) or Mecia Simson as Francesa.
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