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Netflix recently unveiled the latest additions to The Witcher ahead of the show's final two seasons. After Henry Cavill stepped away from the show following Season 3, Netflix revealed that the series would be cut short, coming to an end after Seasons 4 and 5 with Liam Hemsworth taking over as Geralt of Rivia. Despite boasting high ratings and viewership figures, The Witcher has been the target of much criticism from fans of Andrzej Sapkowski's novels for making major alterations to the story. Fans of the books will have even more to be upset about with the latest round of casting.

The news of The Witcher's new cast additions comes via Redanian Intelligence. A total of eight new actors have been added to The Witcher for its final two seasons. Camilla Beeput (Dune: Prophecy), Liv Andrushier (A Play in a Day), and Laurie Duncan (Warfare) are the most well-known of the new additions.

Hollyoaks star Lucy Dixon has revealed that she would love to take part in Strictly Come Dancing.

The actress, who has played the role of Tilly Evans since 2011, has said that she would take dancing tips from her mum.

Dixon said to Inside Soap: "I'd love to go on Strictly Come Dancing because my mum used to do the foxtrot, tango and ballet.

"I think she would love to say that I'd been on a TV show and done all that. And I really do love dancing - I used to do it a lot when I was younger."

Dixon is currently dating co-star Laurie Duncan, who plays Callum Kane, but admits that they are rarely on set together at the same time.

Dixon said: "Laurie has completely separate storylines from me and, because he is part of a family, he mostly tends to do scenes with them.

"Until recently...

Hollyoaks star Dan O'Connor has said that his character Ally Gorman may still be able to talk his way out of trouble when Callum Kane tries to catch him out. Callum (Laurie Duncan) grows increasingly suspicious of Ally in next week's episodes, and later becomes determined to expose him as a liar when he discovers that the mysterious Australian is using multiple aliases for reasons unknown. As seen in pictures released at the weekend, Callum's efforts come to a head when he does some digging and confronts Ally with three women from his past. Speaking to Soaplife about the storyline, O'Connor commented: "These three women are standing right in front of him and he's got to think of a story fast, but he's a good liar and he doesn't panic. (more)...

Hollyoaks actress Scarlett Bowman has voiced her approval of her character's latest relationship. Bowman plays sixth-former Maddie Morrison in the Channel 4 soap, who has been dating Callum Kane (Laurie Duncan) for three months. She explained that Callum is "really good" for Maddie as he keeps her grounded and calms her busy lifestyle down. "Callum's really good for Maddie. He's quite an earthy character, and he really grounds her," she told MSN UK. "He's great for her and she can learn a lot from him. He sort of reins her in a bit. "It's a big step because Maddie is such a head case. She gives off this persona of being the girl-about-town and pretty capable of everything, but she's really into Callum (more)...

Hollyoaks star Andrew Still has admitted that he would find it difficult to be friends with his bad boy character Joel Dexter. Joel has been snapped up as a protégé by Brendan Brady (Emmett Scanlan) in recent weeks, but his short temper has led to him clashing with a number of the local residents. Still told Inside Soap: "I could never be friends with Joel! But if I had to give him advice, it would be to chill out and stop trying to please everyone all the time. "We're going to see Joel come into his own in the next few weeks, but he needs to calm down." Joel faces an angry showdown with Callum Kane (Laurie Duncan) next week after upsetting the sixth former's younger sister Lacey. He also finds himself (more)...

Hollyoaks star Carli Norris has admitted that her character Martha Kane will struggle to behave responsibly when her daughter Ash falls ill. Ash (Holly Weston) is rushed to hospital after collapsing with meningitis next week, but it's her younger brother Callum (Laurie Duncan) who takes on most of the burden as Martha struggles to cope. Martha has had an alcohol problem for some time, but this only becomes apparent to viewers next week when Callum finds her slumped on the couch next to empty bottles of wine. Norris told TV Times: "Martha would die for her children, but she's like a child herself. Anything that requires her to step up and be a mother, she can't handle. "Nobody realised that [Ash] was ill. As far as they were concerned, (more)...

Hollyoaks delves deeper into the Kane family next week as fun-loving Ash suffers a shock health scare. Ash (Holly Weston) suddenly collapses in student halls next Tuesday (March 27), leaving her fellow Freshers alarmed as they call for emergency help. The party girl is soon diagnosed with meningitis, and her loved ones all react differently as she fights for her life in hospital. Frightened that his sister will die, sixth former Callum (Laurie Duncan) can't bring himself to see her, while mum Martha (Carli Norris) is also struggling to cope and does a disappearing act from the hospital. Later, when Callum finds that his mother has collapsed on the (more)...

Hollyoaks' cast and crew successfully completed their sponsored sleep-out this morning (March 2) in a bid to raise funds for youth homelessness charity Centrepoint. As announced last week, the soap organised the challenge to tie in with its ongoing homelessness storyline, which recently saw teenager George Smith and his friend Phoebe struggling with life on the streets. Steven Roberts and Mandip Gill, who play George and Phoebe, were last night joined by a number of their fellow cast members as they slept out in the cold in the centre of Hollyoaks village at the show's base in Childwall, Liverpool. Laurie Duncan (Callum Kane), Hollie-Jay Bowes (Michaela McQueen), James Atherton (Will Savage), Tom Scurr (Barney Harper-McBride) and Rachel Shenton (Mitzeee Minniver) were among those who took part, along with stars from The (more)...

Hollyoaks' troubled teenager George Smith faces fresh struggles next week as he begins to question his place with the Kane clan. George (Steven Roberts) recently moved in with fellow sixth former Callum (Laurie Duncan) and his family after life on the streets became too dangerous to handle. However, George doesn't want to intrude on the Kanes and his fear that he's outstaying his welcome grows when Callum's mum suddenly announces plans to move house. Amid the chaos of the move, things become more complicated when Callum's older sister Ash (Holly Weston) finds out the truth about why George is staying with the family. Just as George is wondering (more)...

Hollyoaks newcomer Mandip Gill has revealed the first details of her role as homeless teen Phoebe on the soap. As reported at the weekend, Phoebe is currently sharing a squat with sixth former George Smith (Steven Roberts) as neither have anywhere else to go. Hollyoaks introduces Phoebe in upcoming episodes as George's fellow student Callum Kane (Laurie Duncan) discovers the truth about his living arrangements. When Callum later starts hanging around the squat, Phoebe becomes nervous - wanting him to stay away and stop interfering. Gill told TV Times of her character: "She's streetwise. Whereas George is new to all this, she has done it for a long time. While Callum is a good friend of George's, in her eyes anyone from the 'outside' (more)...

Hollyoaks' sixth formers Maddie Morrison and Callum Kane grow closer next week as they share a surprise kiss. As first revealed last week, Maddie (Scarlett Bowman) is to fall for Callum (Laurie Duncan) in an upcoming story twist which will see the blonde show her vulnerable side for the first time. Sparks first begin to fly between Maddie and Callum when they go head-to-head for a debate in college next Tuesday. As the week continues, Maddie tries to make Callum jealous by flirting with new DJ Joel (Andrew Still) while on a night out, but her evening ultimately (more)...