As if changing Henry Caville with Liam Hemsworth was not enough, the Witcher season 4 had just added new pressure to the shoulders. The rest of the fantastic series can be found in Netflix in October; The first trailer has just been released, and the fans have not been tender to the new Witchman Geralt de RIV performer.
One of the biggest budgets of all time on TV
And yet Netflix did not last long to put these remedies on the rest of the program. Information Forb – Confirmed by a specialized site Redan’s intelligence – It shows that the platform has invested at least $ 221 million in shooting this fourth season.
About $ 27.6 million per episode, which is subject to one of the most expensive budgets of all time on television. This amount is much more than the budget for the previous seasons: the first season was shot for $ 92.1 million and the second by 176.3 million and the third by 175 million.
Added to this is the budget dedicated to the spin-off shooting Rats: Witcher’s taleIt is estimated at $ 20 million per episode … except that the project will eventually take the form of a television movie, and that a large number of scenes will never happen!
5 seasons planned?
Witcher’s season 4 has no other choice if success is to make its huge budget profitable. Pressure that will not result in the future of the series, as the fifth and last season has already been shot and transmitted next year to Netflix.
All in all, Netflix will spend almost a billion dollars for the development of the franchise (including the predecessor of the mini-series of blood). Thus, we cannot blame the platform for the adaptation of Andrij Cockovsky’s novels for lack of investment, and therefore we hope that the 4th and 5 seasons will offer a conclusion that is worthy of a fantastic series.
Witcher Season 4 can be found on October 30 exclusively on Netflix.
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