Superman
actor
Henry
Cavill
recently
sustained
a
leg
injury
while
shooting
for
his
hit
Netflix
show,
The
Witcher
at
Arborfield
Studios,
London.
On
Sunday,
it
was
reported
that
makers
have
decided
to
continue
shooting
for
the
show
without
the
leading
actor.
According
to
Deadline,
Cavill
who
is
currently
recovering
from
a
minor
leg
muscle
injury,
will
be
away
from
the
production
for
a
short
period
of
time.
The
portal
said
that
Cavill's
leg
was
injured
on
an
assault
course
while
working
at
a
height
of
20ft
wearing
a
safety
harness.
No
other
details
about
the
injury
were
disclosed
by
the
makers.
The
shoot
for
the
hit
show's
second
season
has
already
been
halted
twice.
Once
due
to
the
pandemic
and
actor
Kristofer
Hivju
testing
positive
for
Coronavirus.
Then
again
recently,
the
shoot
was
suspended
due
to
a
surge
of
cases
in
November.
The
Deadline
report
also
revealed
that
the
team
will
be
taking
a
hiatus
later
this
month,
owing
to
the
holidays.
The
Netflix
hit
series
release
was
highly
appreciated
by
fantasy
fans
as
it
filled
up
the
void
left
by
Game
of
Thrones,
after
it
ended
last
year.
Based
on
a
Polish
book
series
of
the
same
name
by
Andrzej
Sapkowski,
The
Witcher
is
one
of
the
beloved
originals
from
the
streaming
platform.
The
epic
fantasy
talks
mainly
about
fate,
family
and
destiny.
Netflix
defined
season
one
of
the
show
as
the
tale
of
Geralt
of
Rivia,
a
solitary
monster
hunter
struggling
to
find
his
place
in
the
world
as
he
falls
for
a
powerful
sorceress
and
meets
a
young
princess,
which
leads
him
to
a
secret
worth
fighting
for.