Back in Training After Severe Injury - Henry Cavill Returns to 'Highlander' Training After Injury; Production Delayed Until 2026
Henry Cavill, the highlander actor, is back in training for the 'Highlander' reboot, despite a severe injury that delayed production until 2026. The film boasts an impressive cast including Russell Crowe, Dave Bautista, and Jeremy Irons, with Cavill at the helm. Cavill first revealed his injury on September 19, sharing a poem that hinted at his setback. He was seen training with a leg brace in recent Instagram photos, showing his determination to return to the project. The delay in production is expected to allow Cavill sufficient time to recover. The 'Highlander' reboot, directed by Chad Stahelski, has assembled an A-list cast. Alongside Cavill, the film will feature Russell Crowe, Dave Bautista, Marisa Abela, Karen Gillan, Djimon Hounsou, Max Zhang, and Jeremy Irons. Drew McIntyre will also make an appearance. Despite the injury-related delay, the 'Highlander' reboot is set to proceed with a formidable cast. Cavill's return to training signals his commitment to the project, which is now scheduled for production in 2026.
