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News The Witcher The Witcher Casts Leo Bonhart and More for Season Four Sharlto Copley is really settling in to his villain era By Molly Templeton | Published on April 3‚ 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share A certain bounty hunter is soon(ish) to arrive on a screen near you. It’s been a minute since we had any news about The Witcher—now sans Henry Cavill‚ and with Liam Hemsworth in the lead role—but Netflix has just announced three new cast members‚ and one of them plays a pretty major (and ugly) role in Ciri’s future. As was rumored last summer‚ Sharlto Copley (District 9; Boy Kills World‚ pictured above) has been cast as Leo Bonhart‚ whom Variety describes as simply an “infamous bounty hunter.” It’s a bit mild as a description‚ given all the things he does to Ciri‚ but in the interest of spoilers I’ll just leave it at that. Two other actors have also joined the show: James Purefoy as Skellen‚ and Danny Woodburn as Zoltan. Skellen is a member of the Nilfgardian Secret Services who is connected to Bonhart; Zoltan is a dwarf and pal of Geralt’s. You might recognize Purefoy from Pennyworth and Altered Carbon‚ while Woodburn has been in everything from Lois &; Clark to Seinfeld to Legacies. The third season of The Witcher appeared on Netflix last summer; the fourth season is expected to begin filming in the next few months. According to Variety‚ the (rather vague) description for the new season says: After the shocking‚ Continent-altering events that close out season three‚ the new season follows Geralt‚ Yennefer‚ and Ciri who are faced with traversing the war-ravaged Continent and its many demons apart from each other. If they can embrace and lead the groups of misfits they find themselves in‚ they have a chance of surviving the baptism of fire — and finding one another again. You can watch The Witcher and its assorted spinoffs on Netflix. [end-mark] The post <;i>;The Witcher<;/i>; Casts Leo Bonhart and More for Season Four appeared first on Reactor.

News Cuckoo Hunter Schafer Is Appropriately Skeptical of Her Situation in the Trailer for Cuckoo Dan Stevens is delightfully creepy in this new horror film By Molly Templeton | Published on April 3‚ 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share If your dad made you move to a weird resort in Germany with your notably young new stepmother and a bunch of weird people hanging around‚ wouldn’t you find it a bit strange? So it is for Gretchen (Hunter Schafer) in the new horror film Cuckoo. As if the family dynamic wasn’t enough to deal with‚ her dad has an intense boss‚ Mr. König (Dan Stevens)‚ who is prone to saying things that are just this side of absolutely terrifying. Like‚ for example‚ “I want you to lock the doors and wait for me.” Yikes. And that’s not even getting into the creepy lady Gretchen keeps seeing. Here’s the synopsis: Reluctantly‚ 17-year-old Gretchen leaves her American home to live with her father‚ who has just moved into a resort in the German Alps with his new family. Arriving at their future residence‚ they are greeted by Mr. König‚ her father’s boss‚ who takes an inexplicable interest in Gretchen’s mute half-sister Alma. Something doesn’t seem right in this tranquil vacation paradise. Gretchen is plagued by strange noises and bloody visions until she discovers a shocking secret that also concerns her own family. Cuckoo also stars Marton Csokas (Into the Badlands) as Gretchen’s father‚ and Jessica Henwick (Iron Fist) as her stepmother. Director Tilman Singer’s last film‚ Luz‚ was about a cab driver and a demonic entity. Early reviews of Cuckoo have been mixed‚ but Robert Daniels‚ writing at RogerEbert.com‚ offered an observation that might be enough to tip the scales in the movie’s favor: “Schafer is exceptional as this corroded wound‚ a girl barely holding herself together as she balances telling moments of silence and loud instances of hostility. But it’s Stevens‚ who’s often strongest when he turns weird‚ who is unforgettable‚ one-upping Andre 3000 as cinema’s premiere flute player.” That last phrase is something I certainly didn’t expect. Cuckoo is in theaters August 9th. [end-mark] The post Hunter Schafer Is Appropriately Skeptical of Her Situation in the Trailer for <;i>;Cuckoo<;/i>; appeared first on Reactor.