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* Vesemir ... Theo James |
* Vesemir ... Theo James |
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* Lady Zerbst ... Mary McDonnell |
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* Leshy ... Steve Blum |
* Leshy ... Steve Blum |
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* Creatures ... De Bradley Baker |
* Creatures ... De Bradley Baker |
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'''Additional cast:''' Sara Cravens, JP Karliak, Andrew Morgado, Fred Tatasciore, Courtenay Taylor, Abby Trott. |
'''Additional cast:''' Sara Cravens, JP Karliak, Andrew Morgado, Fred Tatasciore, Courtenay Taylor, Abby Trott. |
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The movie opens with the ride of a carriage through a dark winter forest with the young boy [[Sugo]] singing a gloomy song. Inside the carriage are his three frightened sisters. The carriage has to stop the ride as Sugo needs to step out to relieve himself. His father protectively is keeping watch with a lantern, but suddenly they are all under attack by thorny vines. Only Sugo can flee from the bloody massacre. A Witcher (Vesemir) appears and picks up the fight with the monster that turns out to be a [[Leshy]]. Vesemir finally can kill the Leshy with [[Igni]] but the dying creature speaks to him in [[Ellylon]]: ''"Garean bhaedh aip me vhoelynath."'' After the Leshen's death, these words come as a whisper from the forest, too. |
The movie opens with the ride of a carriage through a dark winter forest with the young boy [[Sugo]] singing a gloomy song. Inside the carriage are his three frightened sisters. The carriage has to stop the ride as Sugo needs to step out to relieve himself. His father protectively is keeping watch with a lantern, but suddenly they are all under attack by thorny vines. Only Sugo can flee from the bloody massacre. A Witcher (Vesemir) appears and picks up the fight with the monster that turns out to be a [[Leshy]]. Vesemir finally can kill the Leshy with [[Igni]] but the dying creature speaks to him in [[Ellylon]]: ''"Garean bhaedh aip me vhoelynath."'' After the Leshen's death, these words come as a whisper from the forest, too. |
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==References== |
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Revision as of 15:17, 7 September 2021
The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf was announced by Netflix on 22 January 2020 as one of their next projects by Lauren Schmidt Hissrich and Beau DeMayo. It is planned as a feature animation movie by "Studio Mir", the Korean animation studio, which already was responsible for "The Legend of Korra" and "Voltron: Legendary Defender".[1]
- A new Netflix Tweet from January 30, 2020, revealed, the animated movie will focus on Vesemir's story.
Details
- Produced by: Studio Mir
- Co-Executive Producer: Han Kwang II
- Line Producer: Kim Erin Eunsung, Choi Co Un
- Associate Producer: Lee Seung Wook
- Casting & Voice Director: Meredith Layne, CSA
- Music: Brian D'Oliveira
- Title logo sequence by: PLATIGE FILMS
- Release date: 23 August, 2021
- Run time: 1h 23min
- Age rating: 18
Cast
- Vesemir ... Theo James
- Lady Zerbst ... Mary McDonnell
- Tetra ... Lara Pulver
- Deglan ... Graham McTavish
- Filavandrel ... Tom Canton
- Young Vesemir ... David Errigo Jr.
- Illyana/Nobelwoman ... Jennifer Hale
- Kitsu/Boy ... Kari Wahlgren
- Luka/Skogar ... Matt Yang King
- Sven/Nobleman ... Darryl Kurylo
- Lord Carlisle/Reidrich ... Keith Ferguson
- Young Luka ... Jennie Kwan
- Young Sven ... AJ LoCascio
- Tomas ... Michaela Dietz
- Young Remus ... David Errigo Jr.
- Young Boy (Geralt) ... Harry Hissrich
- King Dagread/Nobleman ... Adam Croasdell
- Handsome Knight/Vendor/Bevin ... Nolan North
- Midwife/Priestess ... Samia Mounts
- Sugo ... Luke Youngblood
- Sisters ... Ry Chase
- Leshy ... Steve Blum
- Creatures ... De Bradley Baker
- Vesemir ... Theo James
- Lady Zerbst ... Mary McDonnell
- Tetra ... Lara Pulver
- Deglan ... Graham McTavish
- Filavandrel ... Tom Canton
- Young Vesemir ... David Errigo Jr.
- Illyana/Nobelwoman ... Jennifer Hale
- Kitsu/Boy ... Kari Wahlgren
- Luka/Skogar ... Matt Yang King
- Sven/Nobleman ... Darryl Kurylo
- Lord Carlisle/Reidrich ... Keith Ferguson
- Young Luka ... Jennie Kwan
- Young Sven ... AJ LoCascio
- Tomas ... Michaela Dietz
- Young Remus ... David Errigo Jr.
- Young Boy (Geralt) ... Harry Hissrich
- King Dagread/Nobleman ... Adam Croasdell
- Handsome Knight/Vendor/Bevin ... Nolan North
- Midwife/Priestess ... Samia Mounts
- Sugo ... Luke Youngblood
- Sisters ... Ry Chase
- Leshy ... Steve Blum
- Creatures ... De Bradley Baker
Additional cast: Sara Cravens, JP Karliak, Andrew Morgado, Fred Tatasciore, Courtenay Taylor, Abby Trott.
"Monstrum's Lullaby"
Song written by Beau DeMayo and Brian D'Oliveira
Performed by Brian D'Oliveira and Luke Youngblood
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Summary
- This first introduction to the film from Netflix turns out to be false, as Vesemir became a Witcher of his own choosing after meeting Deglan.
The movie opens with the ride of a carriage through a dark winter forest with the young boy Sugo singing a gloomy song. Inside the carriage are his three frightened sisters. The carriage has to stop the ride as Sugo needs to step out to relieve himself. His father protectively is keeping watch with a lantern, but suddenly they are all under attack by thorny vines. Only Sugo can flee from the bloody massacre. A Witcher (Vesemir) appears and picks up the fight with the monster that turns out to be a Leshy. Vesemir finally can kill the Leshy with Igni but the dying creature speaks to him in Ellylon: "Garean bhaedh aip me vhoelynath." After the Leshen's death, these words come as a whisper from the forest, too.
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