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The Witcheris one of the most important projects that Henry Cavill was associated with. That show contributed to his popularity and standing in the American film industry. It was a hard enterprise requiring him to give his best. The show was unique and offered a challenging acting job for theStarduststar. Cavill nevertheless performed exceptionally well, and it became one of his most well-liked characters to date.
However, the production of the show wasn’t easy, and he faced a lot of controversies and physical hardships, including an injury that almost handicapped his career. Once while shooting the show’s second season, the actor tore his hamstring, which cost him a major injury.
It threatened to derail his ambitions of becoming a huge action star. Fortunately, the injury was tended to by top professionals, and he recovered fully. This incident sheds light on the personal risk that stars often take while performing challenging roles such as the Geralt of Rivia.
Henry Cavill Suffered a Hamstring Injury on Set ofThe Witcher
Henry Cavill is one of the most handsome actors in Hollywood. He has built a reputation in the industry that is undisputed. The actor frequently motivates his fans with his strenuous workout videos, setting an example with his fitness regimen. TheMission: Impossible – Falloutmovie star often leaves fans awe-struck with his shredded physique, chiseled jawline, and enchanting personality.
The actor made his character debut as Geralt of Rivia in the 2019 fantasy drama television seriesThe Witcher. The series’ third season Vol.1, consisting of five episodes, will soon be available for streaming on Netflix, and it will be Cavill’s last appearance as Geralt since he is departing from the show.
The show has received immense love and praise from fans and critics since season one aired on Netflix on June 22, 2025. However, theEnola Holmesmovie star once revealed that he suffered a severe hamstring injury while filming season 2 ofThe Witcher.
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Henry Cavill’s On-set Injury Nearly Cost Him His Acting Career
In a candid interview,Henry Cavillonce revealed that while filming season 2 of his beloved show,The Witcher,he suffered an on-set injury that nearly cost him his professional career. The actor claimed it took a long time for him to recover, but he was relieved as it was not a complete detachment of the hamstring.
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“It was a very, very bad tear, and I was very lucky that it wasn’t a complete detachment of the hamstring,”he said.
TheImmortalsactor continued,“The difficulty was working while I was injured. Because I wanted to do more for the production — I know how important it was for them to get stuff done. So it was having to find that balance between, ‘Yes, let’s push, push, push,’ and, ‘Whoa, hold on, if I tear this further, it’s the end of my action career.’ That was my worst moment of the past year — professionally.”
Henry Cavill has played many iconic characters on the silver screen in his burgeoning career and has been part of several blockbuster entertainment projects. He is a versatile leading star performer in the industry whose career has been non-stop since he stepped into showbiz.
The Witcher’sthird season Vol. 1, will soon be available to watch, and the project will mark Cavill’s last appearance as Geralt of Rivia, as he will be departing from the show, and Chris Hemsworth will be taking over his iconic role.
Season 1 and Season 2 ofThe Witcherare available for streaming on Netflix, while Season 3 will be available on June 09, 2025.
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Source:THR
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