Henry Cavill is dapper in suave grey suit as he joins glamorous leading ladies Anya Chalotra and Freya Allan for The Witcher premiere in Poland
The eagerly-anticipated series has already won itself early critical acclaim.
And as The Witcher prepares to debut on Netflix, Henry Cavill was on hand to promote the series while stepping out for its premiere in Poland on Wednesday.
The actor, 36, was joined by his glamorous leading ladies Anya Chalotra and Freya Allen to attend the screening, held in Warsaw, ahead of The Witcher being released on the streaming service on Friday.
Henry cut a dapper figure for the affair and was suited and booted in suave, charcoal grey suit and black shirt, unbuttoned at the chest.
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He plays the lead role of Geralt of Rivia in the series; a monster hunter known as a Witcher who travels the countryside slaying terrifying beasts.
Speaking about his character previously, Henry told Netflix: 'You are almost universally hated by every species on the continent.
'It’s unlikely you’re going to have a cheery personality. But Geralt himself, despite the stony exterior, is actually quite good... but very capable of doing very bad things.'
The Man of Steel star had all eyes on him during his arrival, where he was shortly joined by his co-stars Chalotra and Allen.
They star alongside Henry in the fantasy series, playing the roles of Yennefer and Ciri respectively.
Anya stunned in an embellished, bandeau floor-length metallic gown that skimmed over her enviable frame.
Choosing to leave her decolletage bare, the beauty wore her dark tresses up in a perfectly styled up-do and completed her red carpet look with minimal yet flawless make-up.
Freya, meanwhile, opted for a sultry, statement black gown that came complete with a sheer top and sequinned detailing down the skirt.
She wore her blonde locks down in a sleek and straight style, parted in the middle, and teamed her getup with a slick of rose-tinted gloss, while outlining her eyes with a bronzed hue.
Also in attendance was a sharp-looking Joey Batey, who plays Jaskier on the show, Wilson Radjou-Pujalte, who appears as Dara, and Eamon Farren, who stars as Cahir.
Maciej Musial plays Sir Lazlo and was also in attendance, stepping out in a stylish pinstriped two-piece suit.
Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, the series' creator, made a stylish appearance while dressed in an all-black ensemble and was joined by the show's executive producers Tomek Baginski and Jason Brown.
The Witcher - an eight-episode adaptation of the best-selling medieval book series by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, has already received acclaim from critics, prior to its release on Netflix.
Critics took to Twitter, before they were allowed to publish their official reviews of the series, and seemed to heap praise on the show's first season - especially with regards to the show's awe-inspiring choreography and Cavill's incredible transformations into Geralt.
Revealing their spoiler-free thoughts on the social media platform, one user wrote: 'The Fight Scenes In #Witcher WOW Makes #GameofThrones Fights Look Awful - Watching The Witcher Season 1 This Weekend (sic)'
Another added: 'Oh I will say this. The fight scenes in The Witcher make Game Of Thrones fight scenes look like two drunks fighting outside a bar.'
One critic gushed: 'The fight choreography is insane. First fight Geralt gets into is beautifully savage. The blend of swordplay and Geralt's signs is perfection.'
Going on to discuss Henry, one user joked: 'So... I've never really been thirsty for Henry Cavill. I mean, I get he's handsome but just haven't. I've seen a screener of the first episode of #TheWitcher and, um, I think I'm pregnant.'
The Netflix adaptation of The Witcher will also examine Allen and Chalotra's characters, Princess Ciri and Yennefer of Vengerberg's arcs, as the duo's intertwining destinies with Geralt find them coming together in full force.
It was announced in November that The Witcher has already been renewed for a second season, ahead of its release.
The Witcher will be available on Netflix from Friday 20 December.
