Right before Netflix’s 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Witcher went on a brief Christmas break, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the show’s 🐓star Henry Cavill sustained an injury that had many Witcher fans worried.
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Now, almost one month after Cavill originally picked up the injury, the actor has dutifully informed fans his recovery is coming along nicely suggesting he might be able to suit up as Geral🌌t of Rivia soon enough. The update came via an Instagram post on Cavill’s account, where he explained his healing process has tak🍌en longer than usual, only now being able to go out for a run due to the hamstring knock.
Back in early December when Cavill sustained the injury, he was confirmed to be able to walk on his own, but given the number of action seq🦩uences he takes part in and the type of armor he has to wear, cautionary measures were put in place. Given this latest update, it’s obvious Cavill’s hamstring warranted extra attention even for getting back to normal activities like jogg💞ing.
Though The Witcher’s filming schedule suffered yet another setback, aside from those related to the pandemic, since it coincided with a pre-planned Christmas break it’s not exactly clear how much it could delay the show’s production. The Witcher is currently scheduled as a 2021 Netflix exclusive, having celebrated its one year anniversary since season on꧃e premiered, season two is increasingly loo🍌king like a late 2021 entry.
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