The Witcher season 3 vol 2 trailer shows Henry Cavill's final episodes
Netflix's The Witcher season three volume two has released a new trailer, with the show set to say goodbye to Henry Cavill.
Cavill is being replaced by Liam Hemsworth in the role of Geralt of Rivia and these final three episodes will be the last fans will see of Cavill as Gerald.
The new action-packed trailer showed Cavill in full force as the warrior, as he goes through multiple fight scenes and takes on all manner of beasts.
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The intense trailer also featured sweeping landscapes, from deserts to forests, while the brutal bloodshed that has been a cornerstone of the series since the very first episode remains.
The trailer also teased a tantalising showdown between Geralt and the series' villain, with an ominous voice-over from Geralt saying: "I will make them pay."
The first part of season three aired on June 29 on Netflix and consisted of five episodes. The final three episodes of the eight-part series will be released on July 27.
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Previously, Jaskier actor Joey Batey teased that the finale would be "brave," referring to the "narrative beats" and structure of the show.
"For so many seasons, we've had it leading up to a big fight scene, and big revelations. This season, we get to see beyond some of those big conflicts and delve into the real human side of these characters, and see what happens when things perhaps donât go to plan," Batey said.
"It does have all of those monsters, and, again, [stunt coordinator] Wolfgang Stegemann and everybody has worked so hard on creating incredible choreography. But I think this season is a bit more mature, and we get to settle and sit with these characters in very vulnerable spaces."
The Witcher seasons 1-2 and season 3 volume 1 are now streaming on Netflix. Season 3 volume 2 will be released on 27 July. Spin-off The Witcher: Blood Origin is also streaming on Netflix.
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