The Witcher Fans Blame Superman Role for Henry Cavill's Departure from Season 4


In case you missed it, Henry Cavill has decided to step down as Geralt of Rivia and will not be returning in The Witcher Season 4. The news is truly shocking for fans of the Netflix fantasy series and they are now putting the blame on Cavill's recently confirmed return as Superman in an upcoming DC Extended Universe project.

It was just reported that Henry Cavill is leaving The Witcher and that Hunger Games actor Liam Hemsworth will be playing Geralt of Rivia in Season 4. Although Cavill and Hemsworth have both shared enthusiastic statements about the casting, people are not as happy about Geralt being recast.

It has not yet been revealed why Cavill has chosen to leave The Witcher after previously promising to commit to the show's seven-season plan. However, fans who are not quite ready to get a new Geralt are claiming that it has something to do with Cavill being confirmed to return as the DCEU's Man of Steel.

Interestingly, there are also claims that Cavill had been feuding with writers on how his character is being portrayed on the Netflix series. With that in mind, it is believed that the Justice League actor decided to leave due to creative differences.

For now, Cavill's official statement simply confirms his departure and welcomes Hemsworth to the series. Still, we wouldn't be surprised if a new DCEU project starring Cavill is announced soon. Stay tuned for more updates on this story.

Henry Cavill recently reprised his role as Superman in the mid-credits scene of Black Adam. In the sequence, Cavill arrives to meet Adam, telling him that they have to talk.

Cavill will return as Geralt in The Witcher Season 3 which is set to premiere in 2023. The fourth season has not yet been given a production start date or a release date.

Related: Henry Cavill Exits The Witcher Season 4, New Geralt of Rivia Actor Revealed

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