Henry Cavill says his Sherlock is different in Netflix's Enola Holmes

Netflix has shared some deleted scenes from Enola Holmes with Millie Bobbie Brown – you can watch them below.The first deleted scene to not make the final cut of the film shows Brown shortly after the disappearance of her character’s mother, Eudoria (played by Helena Bonham Carter).The second shows Enola on the lookout for clues, venturing to a London hideout she finds earlier in the film.You can watch the deleted scenes below:Enola Holmes star Henry Cavill recently responded to a lawsuit filed

Netflix‘s Instagram page which showcased two teasing shots from the second season.Henry’s “Witcher” character Geralt can be seen standing clad in gold studded black armor with a gold necklace over the top.His platinum blonde hair falls over his shoulder and he has a grim expression on his face – suggesting there could be trouble to come.In the second image, he is seen looking over his shoulder with a sword strapped to his back.In his caption, the Netflix team wrote: “New armour, same witcher.

Netflix has released the first images of Henry Cavill from the second season of The Witcher.

The Witcher has dropped the first look at Henry Cavill in season 2 of the hit Netflix series.The fantasy show is currently filming its anticipated second season in the UK, and in first-look images, we see Geralt of Rivia wearing brand new black armour.Netflix unveiled the new images today (October 5), which are the first glimpse of what lies in store for the next batch of episodes.“Good day to everyone in Blaviken who told Geralt that he needed new clothes,” the show’s official Instagram account

We have the first photos of Henry Cavill in season two of The Witcher, where he portrays the role of Geralt of Rivia.

crushes on Henry Cavill the world over.Lucky for us, he’s reprising the role of Geralt of Rivia in season two of the hit series and let’s just say Netflix knows what their viewers want.The first look snaps of Henry Cavill decked out in his costume for the role reveal a somewhat more muscular physique, even through his armour!Brace your eyes for the new and improved Geralt of Rivia…!The show is currently in production in the UK and while viewers were treated to some topless scenes last season,

Jake Kanter International TV EditorNetflix has just dropped the first look at Henry Cavill as Geralt Of Rivia in the much-anticipated second season of The Witcher.Geralt is sporting new armor in the series, which is currently in production after the UK shoot was delayed by the coronavirus production shutdown in March.“New armour, same witcher,” Netflix said in a tweet accompanying the stills, which are sure to animate The Witcher’s big online fandom.New armour, same witcher.

Jordan Moreau Your first look at Henry Cavill in “The Witcher” season 2 is finally here.The actor released the very first images from the upcoming season, featuring monster slayer Geralt of Rivia in brand new armor. Cavill shared the photos on his Instagram Monday morning with a quote from Andrezj Sapkowski, author of the original “Witcher” novels.“‘It may turn out,’ said the white-haired man a moment later, ‘That their comrades or cronies may ask what befell these evil men.

Enola Holmes star Henry Cavill has responded to a recent lawsuit filed against his character in the Netflix movie.Cavill’s portrayal of Sherlock was the subject of a lawsuit claiming copyright infringement and trademark violations from the Conan Doyle Estate.The Estate claimed that Cavill’s take on Sherlock shows a “warmer” side, which was only visible in the final 10 Sherlock stories – not currently in the public domain.The suit goes on to argue that Enola Holmes shows Cavill’s Sherlock

GQ in support of his latest film “Enola Holmes,” Cavill was asked about his thoughts on potentially succeeding Craig as Bond.

British actor and DC’s Superman Henry Cavill still wants to be considered for the role of James Bond after Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig‘s last Bond film, No Time to Die, will hit theatres in November, and at that point, there will be a search for the next 007.

When he was just 22, Henry Cavill was one of many actors who auditioned to play James Bond in “Casino Royale”.

While we still wait for “No Time To Die” to finally hit theaters or do like every other movie and leave, the question of who will take over the mantle of 007 after Daniel Craig retires as the character continues. While we haven’t heard anything official yet, there is at least one actor who once tried to play the character, and is still game to drink a bunch of martinis on screen: Henry Cavill.

No Time To Die have been rife following speculation that Tom Hardy could be stepping into the iconic role.In a new interview with GQ, Cavill, who once auditioned for the role of 007 aged 22, said he would still love to play Bond.Cavill said: “If Barbara [Bond producer Barbara Broccoli] and Mike [co-producer Michael G. Wilson] were interested in that, I would absolutely jump at the opportunity.“At this stage, it’s all up in the air.

Henry Cavill is an avid supporter of the Durrell Challenge and he just completed the virtual run while wearing a lion hat!

The best part about the upcoming HBO Max release of “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is that when everything is all released and the fans can see what the filmmaker’s vision of the film actually was, we can all just stop talking about the damn Snyder Cut. For three years now, we’ve talked about this mythical cut that was already done and just needed some finishing touches to be released but is now going to cost Warner Bros.

Reports this week indicated that director Zack Snyder is reassembling the cast of “Justice League” for some reshoots for his upcoming “Snyder Cut” of the 2017 superhero film, which will be re-edited into a four-part limited series for U.S. streaming service HBO Max.

Henry Cavill is not doing any additional filming.

too alluring and too captivating to play a certain part? (Yes.) Is it Henry's fault that I want to swim in that little chin dimple so badly that I can't pay attention to any other part of this movie? (No.) And most importantly, am I going to have to rewatch Enola Holmes ten more times just to test my own theories and assumptions? (Yes.