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Henry Cavill suffers harm whereas coaching for Highlander movie

By Editorial Board Published September 12, 2025 2 Min Read
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Henry Cavill suffers harm whereas coaching for Highlander movie

Actor Henry Cavill has suffered an harm throughout coaching forward of filming for the remake of the Highlander movie.

The British actor, greatest recognized for TV collection The Witcher, enjoying Superman in Man Of Metal, and extra not too long ago Sherlock Holmes within the Enola Holmes movie collection, was damage simply days earlier than the movie was on account of begin manufacturing.

Filming for the reboot of the Eighties traditional will now start in 2026, in accordance with The Hollywood Reporter.

The solid contains Gladiator actor Russell Crowe, who labored with Cavill on Man Of Metal, in addition to former Physician Who star Karen Gillan, and Dave Bautista – recognized for roles in Dune and as Drax within the Guardians Of The Galaxy trilogy.

Cavill, 42, was injured throughout pre-production of the Amazon MGM Studios’ United Artists (UA) movie.

Highlander, which is being directed by Chad Stahelski, is predicated on the unique 1986 movie of the identical title.

The movie starred Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery and is about an historical battle between immortal warriors.

The fantasy-action movie was adopted up with a number of sequels, together with Highlander II: The Quickening (1991), Highlander III: The Sorcerer (1994), and Highlander: Endgame (2000).

Henry Cavill suffers harm whereas coaching for Highlander movie

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An alternate sequel to the unique movie was additionally produced as a TV spin-off collection in 1992.

Talking at CinemaCon in Las Vegas in April, Cavill informed The Hollywood Reporter he was a “lover of the original movies, for better or worse” and was at present in coaching to play the immortal Scottish hero.

He added: “If you think you’ve seen me do sword work before, you haven’t seen anything yet.”

There was no phrase on what sort of harm Cavill suffered or the way it occurred.

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