In "The Witcher" Season 4, Liam Hemsworth steps into the title role, taking over from Henry Cavill. Does he do justice to the character of Geralt?

Netflix fantasy series "The Witcher" returns to screens after more than two years with a new lead actor and a fresh tone, its makers say.

"The Witcher" can't push past its Season 4 recasting of Henry Cavill to Liam Hemsworth, despite a compelling ensemble and exciting new story

The 2025 TV schedule is about to feature way more sword fighting, as we are now mere hours away from Liam Hemsworth’s first season of The Witcher. That cast shakeup (which saw former lead Henry Cavill announce both his departure and successor in a move that seriously pissed off fans) has led to a lot of not-so-great feelings from fans as the show proceeds,

"The Witcher" is finally back for Season 4 with more than a few changes in the mix. The latest season of Netflix's fantasy epic places Liam Hemsworth in the lead role of Geralt of Rivia after Henry Cavill stepped away from the series.

Liam Hemsworth does a fine job taking over for Henry Cavill on The Witcher, but uneven writing makes season 4 the weakest entry in the franchise so far.

You may have doubts over The Witcher's Geralt recasting, but season 4's cast certainly don't. On the eve of Liam Hemsworth stepping into the well-worn boots of The White Wolf after Henry Cavill's departure,

Liam Hemsworth says one line in The Witcher season 4 trailer that has divided the franchise's fandom, and the showrunner has weighed in about it.