(Laughs.)ĭo you have a favorite moment from Season 1 that stayed with you when you read the script or watched the finished product? I kind of secretly want to be, like, accidentally giving them, because I think it’s quite funny, but I’m sure Netflix doesn’t want that. I find it very funny watching the Tom Holland videos where he’s just messing up. I just thought I’d slip up, but I haven’t so far, and I don’t want to say I feel like I’m good at keeping spoilers away, because now I’ll inevitably reveal one. You know what? I thought I’d be terrible. Has it gotten any easier for you to avoid spoilers, or do you still find yourself biting your tongue? We live in a consumer culture where spoilers are almost inevitable, but you and the cast have, at least thus far, managed to keep details of the second season under wraps. I’m in my mate’s uni accommodation right now, so I’m just normal. But then, other than that, I’m just a normal teenager. It feels like you go, you do your job, you love it, and then you hope it’s going to be received well, and then it is, and then you’re glad about that. But I don’t really get too freaked out by it, because it feels quite separate. Obviously, I’m very happy, because it means I can continue working.

But I would say I feel genuinely very detached from it in terms of its success.

Observer: You probably anticipated an intense fan response from the moment that you landed the role of Cirilla, but how surreal has it been to rise to fame in the last few years with this show?įreya Allan: I’ll tell you what’s more surreal-It’s probably when we’re traveling the world on the press tour and getting to stay in so many different places and moving from one place to the next and the premieres. ( The Witcher has already been renewed for a third season.

While the Continent’s kings, elves, humans and demons strive for supremacy outside its walls, Geralt must protect the girl from something far more dangerous: the mysterious power she possesses inside.ĭuring the virtual TCA Summer Press Tour, Allan spoke exclusively with Observer about the experience of working opposite Cavill and Chalotra, the challenges that lie ahead for Cirilla and Geralt in the sophomore season, and the detailed fight sequences that she can’t wait to take on in future seasons.

In the second season, Geralt-who is convinced that Yennefer died in the Battle of Sodden-brings Princess Cirilla to the safest place he knows: his childhood home of Kaer Morhen. The show’s first season followed the three characters at different points in time, exploring formative events in all of their lives before merging in a single timeline that culminated in the fateful battle with Geralt of Rivia and Princess Cirilla’s long-awaited first meeting.

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