See the trailer for Netflix's upcoming fantasy series 'The Witcher,' starring Henry Cavill
in the lead role as mythical being who seeks monsters. In the trailer for the adaptation of the fantasy book series-turned-popular video game, Cavill’s character Geralt of Rivia battles a variety of beings, from terrifying creatures to other humans.
In the clip, another character meets Geralt, noting, “You’re a mutant, created by magic, roaming the continent, hunting monsters, for a price.” She adds, “I thought you’d have fangs or horns or something.”The trailer also reveals many of the other characters, who need Geralt’s help to stop the spread of evil.The Witcher
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