The witcher stars stranded in a Welsh Lake after finding a historic bomb

The stars of the Netflix Fantasy Drama revealed that they were left stranded on a boat on a lake in North Wales when “19th century bombs” were found by “19th century bombs”.

In a promotional interview about the show’s fourth season Liam Hemsworth and Co-Star Joey Batey spoke about how they had “an exciting time at the Wals” while filming in Llyn Padarn in Gwynedd.

Bateey explained the hole spent two weeks in a boat and one day told the crew on the beach that they had to stay in the water.

“There’s no crew on the boat – we’re just keeping protein bars and snacks around this raft – and then we’ll go back to shore please’ and they said ‘well said’,” said Batey’.

The actors are then told when they go to the bomb.

Batey remembers the crew telling them that the “safest place for you right now is on the boat”.

He also said that the reaction of fellow actor Laurence Fishburne, who plays Emel Regis, made him laugh “A lot”.

“You just go ‘of course there’s – what else is going to happen?’,” he teased Fishburne in the interview.

Hemsworth said that when he returned to his trailer, he heard a loud bang.

“I was in my trailer and I was eating lunch, and then I heard the explosion, and I was like ‘couldn’t it have been a bomb that went off?’ Is everything okay?

Former Actors of the Witcher Lead Henry Cavill has been replaced as the main character Geralt of Rivia by Hemsworth in the latest season of the Netflix Show, which is based on a popular series of novels and video games.

Australia continued for the final two seasons to portray the title character, a monster hunter with supernatural abilities known as the white wolf.

Other scenes in the show are also parked in Wales, including Doldabarn Castle in Gwynedd and a quarry near Dlyn Padarn.