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BossLogic Imagines Henry Cavill as ‘The Witcher’s Geralt
I will admit, I’m not a Henry Cavill fan. In fact, I can’t stand him as Clark Kent/Superman and can’t tell if it’s script or performance that makes his character so dull. We could argue about this all day, only, from what I’m hearing, his performance in Mission: Impossible – Fallout is a gamechanger. It’s the kind of appearance that will make you a superfan, no pun intended. With that said, fans went wild when Cavill went on record as wanting to play the badass Geralt in Netflix’s live-action “The Witcher” adaptation.
“Absolutely. Yeah, that would be an amazing role,” he told IGN when asked if he’d want to play the character.
“The books are amazing,” he added. “The books are really, really good… The books I started reading, and they are well worth a read.”
He’s such a fan that he even blasted through the game…twice: “The Witcher 3. I just replayed all the way through,” said Cavill. “Love that game. Really good game.”
While we’re all trying to visualize what Cavill would look like as supreme badass Geralt, BossLogic used his mastercraft to create art that brings it to life. This…this is perfection.
GERALT #HenryCavill #TheWitcher @netflix pic.twitter.com/FBnQVFNtD7
— BossLogic (@Bosslogic) August 7, 2018
Bruce Campbell is back this year with his brand new movie Ernie & Emma touring the country, and the horror legend has also written a brand new novella that’s now available to read.
Available now as an eBook and paperback, New York Times Bestselling Author Bruce Campbell’s Reconcile sees Campbell putting his own spin on the classic Western genre.
Campbell explains, “My mother, Joanne, loved the Western genre. She read every Zane Grey novel he ever wrote. I know because I drew stick-figure cartoons in the margins of her massive paperback collection. Westerns, by nature, are riddled with clichés – the steely-eyed, unshaven hero protecting innocent pioneers from brutal, unforgiving savages. With Reconcile, I tried to sidestep many of the cliché elements we’ve read or seen in Westerns for a generation.”
“Reality isn’t tidy or reliable,” Campbell continues. “Reality has unpleasant circumstances that don’t always resolve themselves like they do in the movies. In the heat of battle, the “good guys” and “bad guys” aren’t so easily defined. In the sprawling history of the American West, I’d like to think a different kind of story was possible, and I hope you enjoy it.”
You can purchase your copy of the 116-page, self-published novella now.
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