Apparently, Netflix is working on a prequel series of ‘The Witcher’ which plans to take the viewers to 1200 years prior to the events of “The Witcher”. The sources reveal that Laurence O’Faurain will play the lead role in the series which was named “The Witcher: Blood Origin”.

“The Witcher: Blood Origin,” the “Witcher” prequel series currently in the works at Netflix, has cast Laurence O’Fuarain in a lead role. The episodes will depict the “conjunction of the spheres” where the monsters, men, and the elves will unite to become one.

Laurence O’Faurain will play the role of a warrior who sworn to protect the King.

O’Fuarain joins previously announced cast member Jodie Turner-Smith. His past credits include “Game of Thrones,” “Vikings,” “Into the Badlands,” “Red Rock,” and “Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope.” He is repped by He is represented by Lorraine Brennan Management, United Agents, and Luber Roklin Management.

“Nightmare of the Wolf” Has Never Seen Story than “The Witcher”!

Jessy Andrews

Mar 12, 2020

The screenwriter of the series “The Witcher” has animated the prequel “Nightmare of the Wolf” which has received unexpected reviews as a 2020 adventure flick that can’t be made in live-action.

Beau DeMayo stated that: “There are grace and an art form to animation, and especially anime, that allows a different flavor,” and the upcoming film that will chart the origins of Vesemir, a mentor to Geralt set to be played by Kim Bodnia in The Witcher season 2.”

He also added saying: “Nightmare of the Wolf isn’t here to be a stopgap before season 2, either. It’s going bigger and it aims to tell a story “we could never tell in our live-action scope.” That includes traditional Witcher fare (“magic and monsters and adventure and romance,” DeMayo teased), as well as the script including “certain things it takes advantage of in terms of animation that only animation can do.”

Further, Beau said: “There are things that you can animate in an animated form that will look so amazing, so badass, that if you did it in action, in live-action, it’s just going to look goofy or it’s just going to register as a little false to the human eye.”

This means that it is wide open to analysis but there are chances that you can see larger, complicated wars, and monsters not hurdled by CGI finances and many action scenes can be witnessed which was not achieved by Henry Cavill and his associates in Witcher.

Nightmare of the Wolf is all set to hit Netflix in the coming days of this year.