The Witcher Season 3 Production Started, Click to know more

The Witcher Season 3 is now in production, and we know which book will be adapted for the new Netflix season. Thanks to showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, we have a sort of road map to follow as production on The Continent slowly ramps up.

We’ve compiled a list of everything currently available on The Witcher season 3. There’s also speculation about a release date and the first official story synopsis from Netflix. So, for all of that and more, keep reading for our definitive guide to The Witcher Season 3.

The Witcher season 3 release date could be 2023

The Witcher season 3 has yet to be announced, but The Witcher and season 2 were both released on Netflix in December 2019 and December 2021, respectively. A pattern has been established, and with prequel Blood Origin confirmed for a 2022 release date, Geralt’s next live-action adventure is likely to arrive in 2023.

For context, the second season’s production began in February 2020 and ended in April 2021 due to COVID shutdowns and an injury to lead Henry Cavill. The first season had a much more consistent schedule, running from October 2018 to May 2019, before returning seven months later in December 2019.

The Cast in Season 3

The season 3 cast will undoubtedly include Geralt (Henry Cavill), Ciri (Freya Allan), and Yennefer (Anya Chalotra).

Following the finale, we can expect Vesemir (Kim Bodnia), Lambert (Paul Bullion), and Coen (Yasen Atour) to appear in season 3.

Other series regulars include Jaskier

(Joey Batey),
Fringilla (Mimi Ndiweni),
and Cahir (Eamon Farren),
as well as Francesca (Media Simson),
Filavandrel (Tom Canton),
Triss (Anna Shaffer),
Tissaia (MyAnna Buring),
Dara (Wilson Mbomio),
Istredd (Royce Pierson),
Vilgefortz ( (Lars Mikkelsen).

When can we expect a trailer?

In a nutshell, not for a while. Previous first looks at The Witcher’s upcoming season arrived in July, five months before the game’s December release date. To learn more, we’ll need to know when Season 3 will be released.

Once that’s confirmed, look for a trailer 4-6 months before release, possibly at a Comic-Con or a Netflix streaming event.

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