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Wednesday, October 31, 2018

First Look At Geralt Of Rivia In 'The Witcher'

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Now this is a Halloween treat!

Henry and Netflix today released a first look at Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher, and he's totally becoming the character.



The screen test was shot last week. We also found out who else will be joining Henry in the fantasy series about the monster hunter, that's about to start filming in Budapest:

via Bloody Disgusting

Further casting on “The Witcher” was also confirmed, with Eamon Farren (The ABC Murders, Twin Peaks) as Cahir, Joey Batey (Knightfall, Strike) as Jaskier, Lars Mikkelsen (House of Cards, Sherlock) as Stregobor, Royce Pierreson (Wanderlust, Judy) as Istredd, Maciej Musiał (1983) as Sir Lazlo, Wilson Radjou-Pujalte (Jamillah & Aladdin, Dickensian) as Dara, and Anna Shaffer (Harry Potter) as Triss.

More casting details at THR.

Stay tuned for everything The Witcher as we count down to its release next year!


UPDATE: Here's a new pic from the set in Budapest.



Saturday, October 27, 2018

Take A Walk With Henry In Budapest



One more video linked to Henry's Everence project. Today he shared a peek at his beautiful surroundings in Budapest, where he's living with Kal as he films The Witcher these upcoming months.



More details as he releases them!

Monday, October 22, 2018

Budapest Restaurant Shares Pic With Henry


"Superman also visited our restaurant"

For the second time in a month, a Budapest restaurant is happy to share that Henry dined with them... that must be some food!

Today Peter shared pics of his awesome moment with Henry, who left him a personalized note revealing his *2nd* favorite wine (which you guys already looked up -- thanks Stephanie). 


The restaurant owner also got an autograph from Superman himself. 


Henry is settling into Budapest, where he'll be living while he shoots The Witcher through next spring. The show is scheduled to begin filming soon, so keep checking back for the latest production updates! 

Saturday, October 20, 2018

The Witcher: Geralt of Rivia Slowly Coming To Life



The transformation has begun.

As you can see in Henry's new pic with Kal, Geralt of Rivia is slowly coming to life!

Henry even has The Witcher lingo down (Kaer Morhen), and seems to be growing his hair for the part in the Netflix fantasy series that's about to begin filming in Budapest.




Showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich has also been updating fans on what's going on behind the scenes.



Keep checking back for the latest news from Hungary!


Friday, October 19, 2018

New Behind The Scenes Footage From 'Squadron 42'


As we head into the weekend, we're getting a new look behind the scenes of Henry's role as Ryan Enright in Squadron 42


It comes just days after Henry announced his participation in the game that is still in development. The new footage was released during an interview with the creators of Squadron 42. They mention working with Henry and how he ended up joining the project.




Look for the latest news on this project as it comes in!

Tuesday, October 16, 2018

Henry's Deleted M:I Stunt, Director Calls Him Unsung Hero, BTS


Watching Mission: Impossible Fallout was truly a fun experience, and it looks like making the film was just as enjoyable. This new behind the scenes photo by Chiabella James was just shared by one of the film's crew members, and we can't wait to see many more moments like this one when M:I Fallout is released on digital next month.

Today Henry teased a stunt that's part of the bonus content.



When we attended a Collider Q&A with Chris McQuarrie in LA a few weeks ago, the director described another deleted scene involving Walker:

There was a border crossing prior to Cashmere, we shot it when we were in New Zealand, which was early on. And it was, again, an information scene about making Walker a bad guy, and it was before we had shot, or even made friends with, or written the scene where Walker kills Hunley, so we were kind of trying to make Walker bad, and he murdered a bunch of people at the border, to whom you had no emotional connection. It was gorgeous looking, the whole set was fogged in. The fog, usually, you’re used to coming into work, the fog disappears five minutes after you get there, but it sat there all day. So it was a very eerie looking. It looks a lot like The Thing, of which Rob Hardy’s a huge fan, and Rob was like, “Oh my God, this scene looks like The Thing!” And I was like, “Yes it does! It’s gone.” And I knew when I was shooting it. I was like, “This is a safety. We can do better than this,” ’cause it’s a scene that’s making only one point. And if you look at scenes, a lot of times scenes that bug you in movies, or feel like, “What was that there for?” It’s ’cause the scene was just making a point, as opposed to being integral to the story, and it just feels like a detour.

He also mentioned King Stache and how Henry became the nemesis for Tom Cruise (read more at Collider). But our absolute favorite part, was when Steve Weintraub asked the director about the helicopter sequence at the end:

Henry Cavill was frozen solid. He’s in an open helicopter, sometimes at 7,000 feet, dead of winter, New Zealand, hundred miles an hour. I tested the open doors of the helicopter,in the summer in New Zealand. It was late summer, turning into fall. I got into the helicopter wearing what I’m wearing now, and a down vest, and said, “Take me up to 7,500 feet,” and we got up to 72, and I said, “Take me back immediately!” And it was cold. It was very, very cold. It was unpleasant. And when Henry was up there it was just bitter. He really is the unsung hero of that sequence. You know, when they say everything Fred Astaire did, Ginger Rogers did backwards and in high heels, everything Tom Cruise is doing, Henry is doing backwards with the doors open in sub zero temperatures. Freezing his eyeballs.

Was there ever a point where he actually said, mercy, let’s go down?

No.

That’s crazy.

Yeah. Henry is the man. He’s really … and more so, he would come to work every day and find out that whatever his character was the day before was not that character anymore. “Ah, we rethought that, it didn’t work, it’s a whole other thing,” and Henry would say, “Well, can I do this? Yeah? Can I do that? Yeah? Okay.” And then he would just go off to work, and he’d never complain. He understood from the beginning, Mission has a mind of its own, it’s gonna go where it wants to go, just go with it and you’ll be delivered. And you see remnants of our figuring out his character early on in the story, and he really was great. He’s really extraordinary.

Again, you can read the entire transcript of the Q&A at Collider.

Contributor: @Steph78208

Sunday, October 14, 2018

Henry's New Update From Budapest


It's been a busy time for Henry in Budapest, as he prepares for his role in The Witcher. But today he took some time to tease a new personal project he's been working on.


We hope he enjoys the quiet moments wherever he finds them!