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House of the Dragon star Emily Carey will star in the new Witcher anime movie
Emily Carey voices a character in the new Netflix anime movie.
Emily Carey played the young Alicent Hightower in the critically acclaimed HBO series House of the Dragon. Fans were captivated by her nuanced portrayal of the character. Now, she’s set to star in Netflix’s upcoming Witcher anime movie, Sirens of the Deep, bringing a new character to life.
Carey takes on the role of Sh’eenaz, a mermaid princess, in the anime movie. This new project expands the Witcher universe, and Carey’s involvement has generated excitement among fans. The anime follows new adventures while also featuring familiar characters from the Witcher series.
This casting marks a significant step in Carey’s career as she continues to diversify her roles. She joins a talented voice cast, including Doug Cockle, who plays Geralt, and Anya Chalotra, who plays Yenefer.
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Emily Carey plays Sh’eenaz in The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep
According to Redanian Intelligence, Emily Carey will voice Sh’eenaz, a young mermaid princess, in Netflix’s upcoming anime movie, The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep. Known for her role as young Alicent Hightower in House of the Dragon, Carey is expected to bring a fresh take to this character. Fans of her previous work will appreciate her new role in the Witcher universe.
The voice cast of The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep features returning stars from the Witcher universe. Doug Cockle, Joey Batey, and Anya Chalotra reprise their roles as Geralt of Rivia, Jaskier, and Yennefer, respectively.
In addition to the returning cast members, Sirens of the Deep introduces several new characters. Christina Wren joins the cast as Essi Daven. Camrus Johnson voices Agloval, a young human prince. Known for his role as Luke Fox in Batwoman, Johnson brings his talent to the anime.
Simon Templeman voices King Usveldt, Agloval’s father. Templeman is a seasoned voice actor known for his work on Legacy of Kain and Dragon Age. King Usveldt will play a significant role in the unfolding events of the anime.
Another key voice in the anime is Kari Wahlgren, who voices Zmarra. Wahlgren is a veteran in voice acting, having worked on Final Fantasy XII and Rick and Morty. Stephen Fu voices Deroua in the anime. Fu is known for his work on Beyblade X and Netflix’s Tomb Raider.
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