Henry Cavill’s left leg is bandaged up after he suffered an harm whereas coaching to star within the newest Highlander film.
Earlier this month, it was reported that the 42-year-old actor damage himself throughout coaching for the Amazon MGM Studios’ United Artists movie.
Now, Cavill has taken to Instagram on September 19 and shared a photograph of himself resting along with his left leg resting on his espresso desk.
He captioned the publish with: “Out of the night time that covers me, Black because the pit from pole to pole, I thank no matter gods could also be For my unconquerable soul.
“Within the fell clutch of circumstance I’ve not winced nor cried aloud. Below the bludgeonings of likelihood My head is bloody, however unbowed.
“Past this place of wrath and tears Looms however the Horror of the shade, And but the menace of the years Finds and shall discover me unafraid.
“It issues not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I’m the grasp of my destiny, I’m the captain of my soul. (sic)”
As a result of Cavill’s harm, Deadline studies that taking pictures for the Chad Stahelski-directed revival of the hit 1986 action-fantasy movie might be delayed till 2026.
The unique Highlander starred Christopher Lambert, 68, as MacLeod and adopted the Scottish swordsman who discovers he’s immortal earlier than discovering himself in a battle throughout centuries with different born immortals, together with the evil Kurgan.
Stahelski, 56, jumped on board the Highland remake in 2016.
Talking concerning the upcoming movie in 2023, the filmmaker advised the Comfortable Unhappy Confused podcast: “I believe we have now some excellent components now. The trick is when you’ve got the tagline, ‘There can solely be one’, you simply can’t kill all people the primary time.
“I’ll say it for you first, our story engages a variety of the identical characters and stuff like that, however we’ve additionally introduced in components of all of the TV reveals, and we’re attempting to do a little bit of a prequel, a set-up to The Gathering [a 1992 episode of the series], so we have now room to develop the property.”
Cavill grew to become connected to the venture in 2021, and Stahelski – who created the John Wick sequence – satisfied him to do the film by pitching the historic nature of the story.
Stahelski advised The Direct in 2024: “My promoting level was, to [Henry Cavill], look, you’ve bought a man that is been alive for over 500 years. He’s the final particular person on this planet that needed to be on this state of affairs.
“So that you get to cowl fairly a broad unfold of a personality arc there. And also you get to expertise somebody that’s educated over 500 years and kind of performed [with many types of] martial arts.”
