In recent months there have been many statements by the showrunners and by Henry Cavill himself regarding his participation in the famous Netflix series The Witcherand many of these have been negative. In this regard, we recall the showrunner Hissrich who stated that: “Working with him was impossible” due to his behavior defined as “toxic” and “disrespectful”, especially towards women. Recently, it was the same interpreter of Geralt of Rivia who spoke about his experience as the protagonist of the Netflix series.
Henry Cavill has had his say on his participation as the protagonist in the Netflix series The Witcher
In this regard, the actor said that taking part in the project was not a walk, given that he was forced to work eleven hours a day and consequently to go to the gym at three in the morning. Cavill then compared the experience to other roles obtained during his career, arguing that playing Geralt of Rivia was much more tiring and demanding. We also recall that the actor already knew perfectly the character he would play, given that he had previously come into contact with both the book saga and video games. Henry Cavill went to great lengths to make sure he was cast in the coveted role, subsequently spending hours in hair and makeup to achieve the perfect look. Despite this, when he found himself an integral part of the project, he realized that not everything was as he expected.
Henry Cavill said that turns to turn The Witcher they prevented him from having a life outside of filming
During an interview for Heath, the actor of the famous Netflix show said that, due to work shifts, it was practically impossible to continue having a private life. In fact, he stated that, to train, he could only choose two options: go to the gym at 3 in the morning, or do it at the end of filming during rush hour. Here are his words about it: “For this we had a time limit. When you spend two hours doing your hair and makeup every morning, an hour commute to work, and then you work eleven hours a day overtime, and then another hour at home, there’s little else to do.“
