Oscar Winner Bolsters 'Highlander' Cast - Highlander Remake Delayed Due to Henry Cavill's Injury, Star-Studded Cast Awaits
The 'Highlander' remake, a reboot of the 1986 cult classic, has faced a production delay due to Henry Cavill's foot injury. However, fans can look forward to a star-studded cast, with Henry Cavill leading as Connor MacLeod, and notable additions including Jeremy Irons and Russell Crowe. The film is now set to begin production in early 2026 under the direction of Chad Stahelski.
Chad Stahelski, known for his work on the 'John Wick' franchise, has taken the helm as director for the 'Highlander' remake. The cast includes Jeremy Irons, an Oscar-winning British actor, who will play the leader of a secret society known as 'The Watchers'. Irons' character serves as an antagonist alongside Dave Bautista's Kurgan. Karen Gillan will portray Connor MacLeod's mortal Scottish wife in the film.
Henry Cavill, who will star as the immortal Highlander, has faced a setback with a foot injury, pushing the production start date to early 2026. Despite this delay, fans can anticipate an exciting reboot with Cavill at the forefront, joined by Russell Crowe as his mentor and swordmaster, Ramirez.
The 'Highlander' remake, directed by Chad Stahelski, is shaping up to be a thrilling addition to the franchise. With a talented cast including Henry Cavill, Jeremy Irons, Karen Gillan, and Russell Crowe, fans eagerly await the film's production, now scheduled for early 2026 following Cavill's injury-related delay.
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