For me, I am getting a traditional macho leading guy vibe from him, that from a view of a modern progressive-type writers or showrunners, especially if female, will appear as "toxic masculinity". He probably doesn't like his character, which is supposed to be the main focus of the story, based from the books and the games, is now sharing the story and screen time equally with the 2 female supporting characters. And that's probably why he was butting heads with the writers and showrunners, and left the show. While when he works with directors and actors, that are kinda like him (traditional macho type), like Zack Snyder, Guy Ritchie, and Tom Cruise, they all love working with him. Other than the Witcher and Superman, I think he needs another big hit, if not, then most likely his popularity will gonna wane soon. His next big 2 projects are the spy movie Argylle and a war movie from Guy Ritchie. It doesn't feel like they're gonna be big hits though.