The reason's simple: instead of Henry Cavill, who played the White Wolf in the first three seasons, Liam Hemsworth is now taking on Geralt (seriously, Netflix?).
For fans, it's almost like replacing Johnny Depp in "Pirates of the Caribbean" with someone else—say, DiCaprio. Sure, the replacement actors are talented, but they're completely wrong for franchises beloved by millions of fans.
What Viewers Are Saying
In comments under the video on Netflix's YouTube channel, many are jokingly calling the show a "Thor" multiverse (reminder: Liam's the brother of Chris Hemsworth, who played Thor in Marvel films):- "IKEA Geralt"
- "Now he looks more like a Texas cowboy"
- "Without Cavill, the show's like "Pirates of the Caribbean" without Jack Sparrow"
- "You can bring in every famous actor you want, but it won't save the show"

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Why Henry Cavill Left the Series
The news about replacing the lead actor broke in October 2022. But it wasn't because Henry got tired of the character. No, he never hid his love for "The Witcher" — both the books and the games. But he and the showrunners clearly had different visions for the story.He said more than once that he wanted to see more of the book's Geralt in the series, not what the writers came up with.
"I tried to find a balance between their vision and love for the source material," the actor told Philippine Star.

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Is It Worth Watching
Honestly — depends on what you're looking for. If you want to see Cavill, better rewatch the first three seasons. If you're curious how Hemsworth handles the role — you can give the series a shot when it drops on Netflix October 30.At the end of the day, an actor should be judged by their performance, not their look in a trailer. But be ready: this "new Witcher" will be different. Less charisma, less darkness, less gravelly voice. And earlier at zoomboola.com we talked about all the positives of the new Tron with Jared Leto that critics trashed. It's got a shot at becoming cult.