

The Witcher executive producers Steve Gaub and Tomek Baginski previously said the transition to Hemsworth's Geralt will be a "flawless" one as they have a "very good plan" on how to introduce him, pulling on deep meta ideas from the original book series by Andrzej Sapkowski. They're a lovely family and I think Liam brings something really interesting to the role." "I only met his brother many years ago, before he became Thor. "I'm very excited to see Liam," Dijkstra actor Graham McTavish added, offering his two cents on the new casting of Geralt. His training regime is insane, and he's been devouring the books." "I don't think any of us are in the position to advise on playing Geralt, but he's throwing himself into it. "We've been emailing, we've been exchanging our favorite quotes from the books and things like that," Batey revealed.


While the cast didn't have any words of wisdom to share with Hemsworth, Batey told GamesRadar+ he keeps an open line of communication with his new co-star when he isn't busy exercising his body or mind, with his head down in the show's source material. "I think our job is to welcome him, as we would to any new cast member, is to say 'Come on in, we know it's a lot, it's a lot, there's a lot going on,' and to listen and be patient and commit as hard as we have done this far." "We wouldn't really give advice," he admitted. Speaking at The Witcher Season 3 press junket, Jaskier star Joey Batey told IGN that he hadn't offered any advice to Hemsworth in taking over the lead role from Henry Cavill because he is already facing "a lot" but asserted that the entire cast is as committed as ever to the series.
