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Updated on: September 13, 2025 12:43 PM IST
Henry Cavill was injured during pre-production during training for the film. The end of this year was slate to start production.
The manufacturers of Henry Cavil-Starr Highlander are likely to delay the production of the film after the actor’s injury during training. Directed by John Wik Fame’s Chad Sthaleski, Amazon’s upcoming film, United Artists Banner of MGM named Henry in the Titular role of McLeode, Ramirez and Dave Botista with Russell Crowe and named Kurgan as Sevage warrior.
According to the time limit of entertainment news outlet, Henry was injured during pre-production during training for the film. As a result, the production, which was slate to start by the end of this year, is being pushed by 2026.
The original Highlander film was released in 1986 and a medieval Scottish Highlander starred Christopher Lambert as Conor McLeod, which suggests that he is an immortal warrior.
With the help of a swordsman called Ramirez (Scene Connery), the title highlander fights other immortality for centuries, concluding in a modern battle, which, like a classic line of dialogue, “can only be one.”
The new Tech Scott Stubber and Nick Nesbit have been produced by Neil H Moritz, 87eleven Entertainment of Stahleski, Josh Davis of Davis Penger Productions and Louis Rosar.
Michael Finch has scripted for the film.
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