Doug Cockle has voiced Geralt of Rivia for nearly two decades in The Witcher video games but in 2024 will reprise the role in an animated film for Netflix called Sirens of the Deep.

A beloved return of Geralt's iconic voice actor, Doug Cockle, was a winning move by the team behind The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep on Netflix.

Doug Cockle, voice of Geralt of Rivia in CD Projekt Red's trilogy of Witcher games, has returned to his role this week in Netflix's animated movie adaptation Sirens of the Deep. He told me that ...

In a new interview with IGN, voice actor Doug Cockle, famed as the voice behind The Witcher trilogy hero Geralt of Rivia, says it's "inevitable" that AI will be increasingly used in the process of ...

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Geralt voice actor Doug Cockle thinks people angry about Ciri being The Witcher 4's protagonist are acting stupid. Geralt's story already had a satisfying conclusion in Blood & Wine.

The full podcast with Doug Cockle, with the audio version embedded above. Continuity - many of the actors changed after The Witcher 1. The English-voice Triss you know and recognise from the games ...

After countless hours of script-reads and recording sessions, Doug Cockle’s job was at risk. The voice actor, most famous for his performance as The Witcher, Geralt of Rivia, had moved on with ...

Doug Cockle no longer teaches there; he was debating a return to full-time acting when we talked, and shortly after, did exactly that. Meanwhile, The Witcher became a household name, propelled ...

The Witcher voice actor Doug Cockle has expressed caution and frustration at the growing presence of artificial intelligence within the video game industry, calling it "inevitable" but "dangerous".

Doug Cockle, the voice actor behind Geralt of Rivia in CD Projekt RED‘s The Witcher video game franchise, has told Eurogamer in its latest podcast that he was sad to see Henry Cavill leave his ...

— Doug Cockle 🐺⚔️🧸 (@DCockle) June 6, 2023. He said that, while he does have a family history of cancer, it was a documentary that reminded the actor to go get tested.