Henry Cavill’s new Highlander project has paused its production schedule after the actor sustained an injury during his training routine. The 42-year-old star first made the injury public last week but did not provide specific details about the incident at that time.
Visual Confirmation and Reflections from Henry Cavill
Recently, Cavill shared a photo on his Instagram showing his foot and ankle heavily bandaged, alongside visible scrapes and bruises on his leg and knee. Along with the image, he referenced the 19th-century poem Invictus by William Ernest Henley, closing with the lines:
“It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul,”
—William Ernest Henley
Previous Injuries Highlight the Risks of Filming
This injury is not the first setback Cavill has faced during his career. He notably dealt with a serious injury while filming the second season of The Witcher. The update underlines the physical challenges actors often endure for demanding roles.
Impact on Highlander Project and What’s Next
The delay in starting Highlander’s production reflects the severity of Cavill’s injury and the necessary recovery time. Fans and industry observers await further updates on his healing progress and the resumption of filming, understanding the importance of his health for the success of the project.
