Henry Cavill Talks Season 3 of 'The Witcher,' Teases Fans With Details About What to Expect for His Final Season

Henry Cavill is opening up about his third and final season of The Witcher.

The 40-year-old actor has been a part of the Netflix series since 2019. He will be departing the show after this season, and Liam Hemsworth was already cast to replace him.

With his final season right around the corner, Henry hinted at what fans should expect during an interview with Netflix.

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Showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich told Netflix that the third season was “the culmination of what we’ve been building toward all along” and hinted that the season would highlight the key belief that “family is worth fighting for.”

Henry agreed, noting that “there is a real threat” this time around and that Freya Allan‘s character Ciri is in legitimate danger.

“It’s genuine; it’s no longer theoretical — it’s practical. And it’s very, very dangerous. They are walking into the lion’s den everywhere they go,” he continued.

While his character Geralt has been “very nonchalant” in the past, the dangers for Ciri “changes his entire perspective on things.”

Henry added that Geralt’s neutrality was “still very much intact.”

“Geralt has seen how politics work out. A lot of it’s incredibly selfish. No matter which side anyone’s on, they’re doing the thing for them. He’s like, ‘Why would I pick a side when the same thing’s going to happen,’” he explained.

Vol. 1 of the third season arrives on June 29, and Vol. 2 follows on July 27. Check out a trailer for the third season of The Witcher.

Sources have spoken out about why Henry will be leaving The Witcher after the third season.