The Jersey-born actor, 36, donned a dapper dark grey suit for the occasion, teaming it with a navy shirt and a blue tie with diagonal white stripes.

The Witcher received rave reviews ahead of its Netflix release later this week.

And Henry Cavill embraced his glamorous leading ladies Anya Chalotra and Freya Allan when they met on the red carpet for the show’s world premiere at Vue in Leicester Square on Monday.

Bond: Henry Cavill embraced his glamorous leading ladies when they met on the red carpet for The Witcher’s world premiere at Vue in Leicester Square on Monday

His brunette hair was combed back in a neat style as he posed up a storm on the red carpet in London.

Henry, who plays Geralt of Rivia, was soon joined by Anya, who took on the role of Yennefer and Freya, who played Ciri.

Anya, 23, looked incredible as she put on an elegant display in a sheer white sari with a white bandeau underneath.

Beauty: Henry, who plays Geralt of Rivia, was soon joined by Anya Chalotra (right), who took on the role of Yennefer and Freya Allan (left), who played Ciri

Dapper: The Jersey-born actor, 36, donned a dapper dark grey suit for the occasion, teaming it with a navy shirt and a blue tie with diagonal white stripes

Suave: His brunette hair was combed back in a neat style as he posed up a storm on the red carpet in London

Her brunette tresses were pulled back from her face and streamed down her back.

She kept her makeup natural to emphasise her delicate features and completed the look with white platform heels.

Meanwhile Freya, 18, exuded glamour in a backless white satin gown with a diamante embellishment above a thigh slit that displayed her toned pins.

Stunning: Freya, 18, exuded glamour in a backless white satin gown with a diamante embellishment above a thigh slit that displayed her toned pins

Gorgeous: Freya added height to the look with a pair of diamond-encrusted heels that emphasised her svelte legs

The back of the dress featured criss cross diamante straps and her blonde locks were teased into elegant curls.

She added height with a pair of diamond-encrusted heels.

The showing comes after The Witcher received acclaim from critics who took to Twitter before they were allowed to publish their official reviews.

One fan even claimed the show made ‘Game Of Thrones flights looks awful’.

Staggering: Anya, 23, looked incredible as she put on an elegant display in a sheer white sari with a white bandeau underneath

Unbelievable: Her brunette tresses were pulled back from her face and streamed down her back. She kept her makeup natural to emphasise her delicate features

Success: The showing comes after The Witcher received acclaim from critics who took to Twitter before they were allowed to publish their official reviews

Stars: The three actors cosied up on the red carpet after clearly forming a bond during filming over the last year

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.

Revealing their spoiler-free thoughts on Twitter, one user wrote: The Fight Scenes In #Witcher WOW Makes #GameofThrones Fights Look Awful – Watching The Witcher Season 1 This Weekend (sic)’

Confident: Freya turned heads in her racy ensemble as she posed up a storm during her red carpet appearance

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

Tipped to be better than Game Of Thrones: Executive producer Tomek Baginski attended the viewing in an all-black ensemble

While 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.’

Another 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.’

Looking good: Joey Batey played Jaskier, a trouble-making bard in the Netflix adaptation of the popular book series

Iconic: The Witcher is an eight-episode adaptation that has also been adapted into a hit video-game franchise

Stylish: Mimi Ndiweni put on a stylish display in a loose-fitting Sarelle black jumpsuit for the red carpet. She played Fringilla Vigo, a sorceress who blinded Yennefer

Sorceress: Therica Wilson-Read played Sabrina Glevissig, another sorceress. She looked glamorous in a shimmering silver gown

While one said of the actors: ‘#TheWitcher’s cast both lead and supporting are beyond exceptional. Amazing cast all around.’

Heaping praise on the adaptation, another user added: ‘Watching the screeners for @witchernetflix. I’ll admit, as a huge fan of the books, I was a little worried, but @LHissrich has done a masterful job telling this story. It also helps that the cast is amazing! And Henry Cavill, just… wow.’

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

Stand-out: MyAnna Buring, 40, stood out from the crowd in a blue and green strapless gown with black accessories

Plunging: Showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich donned a plunging minidress with a silver thread design for the occasion

Velvet: Anna Shaffer plays Triss Merrygold, once an adviser to kings in the series. Anna wore a glamorous velvet gown

Sleek: Royce Pierreson smouldered in a pair of tight black jeans and shiny shoes as he posed on the red carpet

Shiny shoes: Wilson Radjou-Pujalte followed Royce’s lead with similarly eye-catching footwear, before adding a velvet navy blazer and a crisp white shirt

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Impressed: Critics were full of praise for the show’s awe-inspiring choreography, as well as Henry’s incredible transformation into Geralt of Rivia

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.