The WitcherNetflix series immerses viewers in its fantasy world, a huge part thanks to the incredible works of costume designer Tim Aslam. And as a bonus, he’s uploaded tons of galleries on hisown official websiteshowcasing these gorgeous pieces for fans to enjoy. And when I say tons, I mean way more than what you think.
Check out the huge gallery below to see a small sample of on-set and displayed costumes (the rest the galleries featured on his page):
The Witcheris one of themost popular releasesof 2019 and has garnered plenty of attention from fans. And just a couple days ago Henry Cavill, the actor who plays Geralt of Rivia,confirmed on his Instagramthat season two will be in pre-production soon.
Recently showrunner Hissrichaddressed some criticismsofThe Witcherin an extensive and informative Twitter thread about the creative process and how certain decisions are made when adapting any sort of media.
She also announced abrand new podcastseries, which gives fans a behind the scenes look at the production and crew responsible for making the show. Said podcast hasmade its debutthrough Netflix’s Behind-the-Scenes podcast series, with the first episode specifically gives us more insight into how the show approached bringing its the series’ iconic protagonist, Geralt of Rivia, to life on the small screen.
Henry Cavil, the actor who plays as main protagonist Geralt, lovesThe Witcheruniverse and strives to deliver the best possible performance.In a recent interviewhe explained that in terms of his involvement with the show, it was important for him to stay as “true to the lore as possible” for the role of Geralt and that “it was about bringing my love for the character to the show, as a fan.” He specifically had wanted the show to incorporate more of Geralt’s signs in order to highlight his abilities as a witcher and that “the audience must know he can do these things.”
It seems the series’s launch has hada positive affecton the games. Earlier this month it caused a large resurgence inThe Witcher 3’s player count – which hitover 100,000 concurrent playerson Steam, more players than during its launch.
Be sure to check out our own review for the Netflix seriesThe Witcherhere.
