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Season 4 of The Witcher to Premiere with New Geralt
LOS ANGELES, CA — Fans of The Witcher are gearing up for a significant shift as season 4 arrives with Liam Hemsworth stepping into the iconic role of Geralt of Rivia, previously played by Henry Cavill. This change comes ahead of the highly anticipated global premiere on Netflix on October 30, 2025.
The new season will present all eight episodes simultaneously, a departure from the split-volume release of season 3. All episodes will be available for streaming at midnight Pacific Time, allowing devoted fans to binge-watch nearly seven hours of content in one sitting.
Fans are reacting with mixed emotions; some mourn Cavill’s nuanced portrayal, while others are curious to see how Hemsworth will interpret the character. Hemsworth expressed his enthusiasm for the role via Instagram, saying, “As a Witcher fan, I’m over the moon about the opportunity.” He praised Cavill for his remarkable performance and shared his excitement about taking over the reins of the character.
Each episode of season 4 will run approximately 50 minutes, maintaining the familiar format that fans have come to appreciate. The overarching story continues to follow Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer, exploring their intertwined fates and the challenges they face as war looms across the Continent.
Producers have hinted at ambitious story arcs for season 4, which will adapt material from Andrzej Sapkowski‘s novels, specifically diving into the themes present in Baptism of Fire. With the stakes higher than ever, the series aims to captivate audiences by balancing complex narratives with captivating visuals.
Furthermore, interestingly, filming for season 5 is reportedly occurring alongside season 4, suggesting a quicker turnaround for future installments, keeping the narrative momentum alive while minimizing the wait for viewers.
As enthusiasts prepare for October’s arrival, they are eager to witness how Hemsworth’s portrayal will shape Geralt’s character moving forward. This upcoming chapter promises new adventures, magical revelations, twists, and betrayals, maintaining audience engagement.
The Witcher continues to evolve, offering a chance for Netflix to display its adaptability in the ever-changing landscape of streaming entertainment. Season 4 may well set new expectations for how fan-favorite series can develop while responding creatively to challenges.
