Henry Cavill has revealed that he reads what people have to say about The Witcher on Reddit and takes a lot of it on board as ꦇconstructive critici෴sm.
Writers, actors, musicians, media creators of any sort live in a unique time. A time during which feedback to their work is almost instantaneous. As soon as a movie hits a theater or a TV show drops on a streaming service, its writers and actors can head to social media💛 and immediately find out what people thought of it. Plus, it isn't all as toxic as it appears to be on the surface.
Some people might think to themselves "yeah but how much attention 🦋are they really paying to that sort of thing?" Granted, it depends on the person. However, there are some who not necessarily live and die by what is written about them online, but some take the comments to heart. Others read through what fans have to say in order to improve their work.
Henry Cavill is one of those people. Cavill revealed to Vanity Fair that he reads through multiple threads about 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Witcher on Reddit to seeᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ what people have to say about the show and his performances. "I’m literally trying to get everyone’s information. Some of it is not useful, and other criticisms are incredibly useful. I take it all in," Cavill explained.
Cavill plays Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher and also revealed during the interview that he is as invested in the character as the fans are. He also revealed that a lot of the criticism is rooted in the show not featuring enough dialogue from and with Geralt. Cavill explains that the TV show has a lot less time to tell The Witcher's tales than the video games and th𓆉e bဣooks, so that's a problem which will be tricky to address.
Since Cavill appears to read through comments and criticisms about The Witcher pretty extensively, chances are he has seen a lot of the thirsty comments relating to his portrayal of Geralt. In particular, the scene in seasoไn one where he is shown in the bathtub. We're sure he felt pretty good about himself the da꧃y after that episode dropped, if not a little creeped out at the same time.
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