The actor of the TV version of "The Witcher" Ciri talks about the role: She is just a boy who has never experienced the real world

Netflix's drama version of "The Witcher" will be aired in December this year. At the just-concluded SDCC 2019 Comic-Con, Freya Allan, the actor who plays Ciri, one of the core characters of "The Witcher", talked about Ciri's general character setting in the first season. Freya Allan said that Ciri is like a "boy" who is ignorant of the world.

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Recently, in an interview with foreign media Comicbook at the SDCC 2019 Comic Exhibition, Freya Allan, the actor who plays Ciri in the TV version of "The Witcher", talked about Ciri's general setting in the first season. She said: "Ciri is the princess of Cintra. She is very stubborn and stubborn. She has always been protected by others and has always been surrounded by the same people and the same environment. So she is very naive and has not experienced much of the world. Her idea of ​​the real world is to go out on the street, dress up as a 'boy', and have fun on the street. The problem is that she doesn't see how cruel the real world is. This is her experience (in the first season)."

The TV series "The Witcher" is adapted from the original novel. The story of this drama is set in a fantasy continent and tells the journey of the demon hunter Geralt. The plot is described as "In this world where humans are often more evil than beasts, the solitary demon hunter Geralt struggles to find his place, but fate pushes him violently towards a female magician and a princess with a dangerous secret. These three people must work hard to escort this increasingly unstable continent."

The first season of Netflix's "The Witcher" will consist of 8 episodes and will be aired in December this year.