Henry Cavill is a PC gamer.

https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/artic...-interview-2019

Henry Cavill: Gaming on my own is much more fun than going out

Henry Cavill would rather be at home right now, without the fame, without the attention, sitting at his gaming PC in shorts and a T-shirt, playing Total War: Warhammer II.

Yes, Henry Cavill. Superman.

And yes, Warhammer. The game with little plastic goblins.

And he’s played it through six times already, accounting for hundreds of hours of gameplay (“With six different races! And I love it each time!”).

Cavill is talking to me a few hours ahead of the premiere of Netflix’s adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski’s The Witcher. He’s elaborating on how his love of escapist gaming – something he’s possessed almost since he was old enough to sit at a computer – has only become more and more enhanced as his anonymity has disappeared.

I'm glad that the series uses British accent instead of American. Feels somewhat turned off if movies/series depicting ancient and medieval fantasy period uses American accent.

Movies regarding modern times that does not happen in America also usually uses British accent, for example Enemy At The Gates. Not just because the actors are English but I guess that's the way it is.

Futuristic movies mainly uses American accent and only characters for different species usually uses different accent.

For example John Boyega speaks American instead of his native British accent since Finn/Stormtrooper in British accent sounded out of place.

There were movies/tv series that uses American though it shows ancient rime period and they turn me off everytime. Like Xena Warrior Princess etc.

This post has been edited by aliesterfiend: Dec 24 2019, 09:55 AM