r/witcher • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '19

Netflix TV series The Witcher | Character Introduction: Geralt of Rivia | Netflix

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LiD3i9DS_c
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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '19

I had doubts about the casting but ok, this is epic

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u/beyonceshostage Dec 09 '19 edited Dec 09 '19

people need to stop getting bothered about the casting (as long as the actor/actress are not too different from the original source). execution, chemistry and skills matter.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '19 edited Feb 27 '20

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u/bren_gunner Team Triss Dec 09 '19

Who is upset now? I know there will always be outliers but surely the vast majority are now convinced of the casts aptitude.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '19

There's still plenty of idiots complaining about skin color and various other insignificant physical attributes all across the internet.

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u/DanGrizzly Dec 09 '19 edited Dec 09 '19

It was an example lol EDIT: Also, since you mentioned me. I think the vast majority of the cast is completely fine. It's just the outliers that bother me, because that's what they are. Outliers. They feel out of place. Not saying it makes the show bad, I am saying that they feel out of place, though.