It is possible that Henry Cavill Not a fan of any fantasy or science fiction franchise? The actor is not only a staunch fan of Warhammer 40,000, but now he has also stated that he has adored everything that has to do with the saga of The immortals. The interpreter will be in charge of returning sword adventures to the big screen and has given clues about what we can expect.
He did so during an interview with podcast Happy Sad Confused, in which he discussed his vision of the project led by Chad Stahelski. The 1986 film introduced us to a series of special people incapable of dying and the only way to end their lives was to cut their throats with a sword. A simple plot that worked wonderfully, although Cavill suggests that we will see something deeper.
“I was, I am, a fan of The Immortals. They were very fun movies. Obviously, I saw them when I was much younger, and since then I have watched them again. But also the television series. I really enjoyed the lore behind it. “That feeling of a tragic warrior, with more story to tell than just a cool guy with a cool sword doing cool things. And the reboot is going to be deeper with it.”
The truth is The immortals It was exploited in different aspects, since there are four sequels, an animated film and even three television series that continue the trail started by Connor MacLeod. “What we’ve done so far and what we’re doing with script development is extraordinary. I think people will be very, very satisfied.“, indicates Cavill himself about the progress of production.
In addition, for the actor it is necessary to take risks and that is what seems to be going to happen in the premiere that is estimated for 2026. “Big changes are important. You play it safe and say: ‘Hey, I guess that was good.’ But you pack a punch and people love it. Or they hate it, and sometimes hating it is just as good,” Cavill concludes.
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