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The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep release date: Geralt fights merpeople and his own inner peace for Netflix
The hotly anticipated Sirens of the Deep film will adapt a fan-favorite Witcher short story
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Geralt of Rivia's animated adventures at Netflix will continue with the upcoming film, The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep. The project has been building anticipation from Witcher fans ever since it was announced and then delayed. But we're almost there, Witcher fans, it's just a little bit longer until we see Geralt fight some merpeople.
The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep will be released on Netflix on February 11, 2025. The film is based off of the short story by Witcher scribe, Andrzej Sapkowski, entitled "A Little Sacrifice." "A Little Sacrifice" is part of a short story anthology called Sword of Destiny, which also happens to be the collection that introduces Ciri into the world of The Witcher. Netflix has released a trailer for the film now, which you can watch below.
It should be noted that Geralt in this film is voiced by Doug Cockle, who voiced the monster hunter in the acclaimed Witcher games. Cockle's husky Geralt voice is unmistakeable, and is like music to the ears of Witcher fans everywhere. In perfect Geralt fashion, there's a lot of growling, brooding, and saying things like, "I need coin, peace, and quiet." Oh Geralt, don't we all.
It's also worth noting that Geralt is yelling in several clips from the Sirens of the Deep trailer. Geralt doesn't typically raise his voice in The Witcher games, so that certainly ups the stakes here. What's upsetting him so much? Is he just really annoyed at Jaskier for breaking his peace and quiet? Or perhaps the confusing chronology of the Netflix Witcher projects? All will be revealed soon.
The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep will be released on Netflix on February 11, 2025.
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