Henry Cavill looks every inch the hunk as he joins his stylish leading ladies Freya Allan and Anya Chalotra at The Witcher photocall in LA

It is the eagerly-anticipated fantasy epic that has already earned early critical acclaim.

And Henry Cavill, 36, looked every inch the hunk as he attended the photocall for The Witcher at The Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles on Tuesday night.

The Jersey born actor was also joined by his leading ladies – Freya Allan, who plays Ciri, and Anya Chalotra, who takes on the role of Yennefer.

There he is! Henry Cavill, 36, looked every inch the hunk as he attended the photocall for The Witcher at The Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles on Tuesday night

Here come the girls: The Jersey born actor was also joined by his leading ladies – Freya Allan (L), who plays Ciri, and Anya Chalotra (R), who takes on the role of Yennefer

Henry certainly looked handsome for the event, as he clad his figure in a tight dark grey turtleneck and matching trousers.

Completing his look in a pair of shiny brown shoes, the star looked in good spirits.

Meanwhile, Freya looked sensational in a colourful green and monochrome minidress which fell at a thigh-skimming length.

She boosted her toned legs in a pair of towering black high heels as she posed up a storm.

Hunk: Henry certainly looked handsome for the event, as he clad his figure in a tight dark grey turtleneck and matching trousers

All is well: The star looked in good spirits as he posed away at the event

Company: He was joined on the red carpet by Lauren Schmidt Hissrich

Transformation: Henry’s performance as Geralt of Rivia has been widely praised in the early reviews

Sartorially savvy: Freya looked sensational in a colourful green and monochrome minidress which fell at a thigh-skimming length

Standing tall: She boosted her toned legs in a pair of towering black high heels as she posed up a storm alongside Adam Levy

Wow: The dress flattered her figure to perfection with its frilly green detailing

Freya’s blonde locks were slicked back into a ponytail with a few loose tendrils framing her striking features.

Anya also showed off her style credentials in a chic white power suit which put emphasis on her trim waist.

She added to the look with white high heels, and her raven tresses were slicked back behind her ears.

Like a pro! Freya looked happy and relaxed as she posed with her hand on her hip

Stunning: Freya’s blonde locks were slicked back into a ponytail with a few loose tendrils framing her striking features

Suits her: Anya also showed off her style credentials in a chic white power suit which put emphasis on her trim waist

Pretty: Anya added to the look with white high heels, and her raven tresses were slicked back behind her ears – Posing with Freya and TV producer Lauren Schmidt Hissrich (middle)

Glamorous: Lauren stunned in a fitted navy satin dress

Looking good: Adam opted for a super cool all-black ensemble

The photocall comes after some critics took to Twitter to express their delight about it without spoiling the show.

The Witcher is an eight-episode adaptation of the bestselling medieval book series by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski.

And critics who had the chance to preview the first season were full of praise for the show’s awe-inspiring choreography, as well as Henry’s incredible transformation into Geralt of Rivia.

The Witcher centres on protagonist Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter known as a Witcher who travels the countryside slaying terrifying beasts.

Sexy: Lorena’s ensemble boasted cut-out detailing on the side as well as a deep plunge down the middle

Glam: Lorena Haliti turned heads in a crushed velvet pink Western style ensemble

Eye-catching: Lorena tamed her brunette tresses in place with an oversized fedora hat

In her element: Lorena used a prop as she continued posing

Fashionistas: Alyn Lind (L) and Jeante Godlock (R) put on stylish display for the occasion

L-R: Bela Bajaria, Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, Henry, Freya and Anya

But in the Netflix adaptation, the story will also examine Princess Ciri and Yennefer of Vengerberg’s arcs, as the trio’s intertwining destinies find them coming together in full force.

Created for TV by Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, the show has already been renewed for a second season by the video-on-demand platform, who announced the good news in November.

The Witcher will launch globally on Netflix on 20th December 2019.