After departing his roles on The Witcher and Superman, Henry Cavill has confirmed that he will be starring in a live-action adaptation of Warhammer on Amazon.
Noted Warhammer nerd Henry Cavill is set to do a little something more than paint elaborate figures: he’s going to feature in a new Warhammer live-action project on Amazon. Reports of the project first surfaced last night, and this morning, Cavill confirmed the news on his Instagram account. “For 30 years I have dreamt of seeing a Warhammer universe in live action,” he wrote.
”' However, Cavill’s latest creative endeavor also appears to be very early still. He said that “our first steps are to find our filmmaker / creator / writer,” which are fairly important roles. For fans of the actor, the recent flurry of casting news has likely been disorienting. On October 24th, he reassured fans that he was “back as Superman,” and five days later came the bombshell that he would be leaving The Witcher after its third season to be replaced by Liam Hemsworth.
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