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The Witcher’s Henry Cavill reveals former co-star Tom Cruise inspired him to do his own stunts on Netflix show

25.06.2020 - 18:49

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HENRY Cavill has revealed that Tom Cruise inspired him to do his own stunts in The Witcher. Henry, 37, who starred alongside Tom in Mission: Impossible – Fallout in 2018, has spoken about how working with the Hollywood legend helped massively.

During a virtual chat with Sir Patrick Stewart for Variety‘s Actors on Actors issue, Henry spoke about his recent role as Geralt of Rivia. “You did a lot of your own stunts, didn’t you?” Sir Patrick asked him about the Netflix show, to which Henry replied: “I did, yes.

For me, when it comes to that kind of thing like stunts, I’ve always enjoyed doing the physical stuff.” “Working with Tom Cruise really helped — or maybe, in the eyes of the producers, made worse my enjoyment for stunts. “I really want.

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