Henry Cavill lately made an look on The Graham Norton Present to advertise the extremely anticipated second season of The Witcher. As is Norton’s signature fashion, he goals to painting celebrities in a down-to-earth and relatable method, usually with a contact of lighthearted banter. Through the present, Norton introduced up certainly one of Cavill’s nerdy hobbies—accumulating, portray, and gaming with Warhammer miniatures. Nonetheless, in a humorous mix-up, Norton referred to it as “World of Warcraft” as a substitute.

Within the charming clip, Cavill graciously corrects Norton and proceeds to clarify the 2 aspects of miniature wargaming. He clarifies that the interest consists of each the portray and modeling facet, in addition to the gaming facet. When questioned about what he does with the miniatures after portray them, Cavill reveals, “Then you definately put them collectively in little armies and also you struggle in opposition to another person’s military. It’s truly lots of enjoyable! It could sound ridiculous, nevertheless it really is an fulfilling expertise.”

Norton, ever curious, goes on to ask if Cavill invitations others to hitch in and play together with his assortment of miniatures. At that second, Tom Holland, one other visitor on the present and there to advertise the upcoming Spider-Man: No Means House, eagerly raises his hand and asks if he can come over and take part within the gaming periods. Cavill, with a gracious smile, agrees, and from that time on, one can’t assist however think about the numerous fanfiction situations that might unfold from such an thrilling collaboration.

The playful interplay between Henry Cavill, Graham Norton, and Tom Holland not solely showcased Cavill’s ardour for Warhammer miniatures but additionally highlighted the camaraderie and shared pursuits amongst actors throughout the leisure business. It’s these moments of light-hearted banter and real enthusiasm that endear celebrities to their followers and create memorable experiences each on and off the display screen.

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