Oldman and Harris to Star in Black-ops
Posted 2010. 9. 12. 18:37+ http://ps3.ign.com/articles/111/1118704p1.html
Oldman and Harris to Star in Black-ops
Hollywood talent onboard for new Call of Duty.
UK, September 7, 2010
Gary Oldman and Ed Harris will be lending their voices to Call of Duty: Black-ops as Treyarch and Activision confirm a host of Hollywood talent that's helping out with this year's blockbuster shooter.
Oldman will be reprising his role as Viktor Reznov, the embittered Russian squad leader from Treyarch's last Call of Duty, World at War, while veteran actor Ed Harris will be playing CIA operative Jason Hudson.
They're not the only movie professionals bringing their talent to the production; David S. Goyer, writer of, among other things, The Dark Knight and Batman Begins, is providing script consultation.
"Their contributions have helped us to push the boundaries of our story telling and character development far beyond anything we have ever attempted before in the franchise," said Treyarch head Mark Lamia.
Which is all well and good, but have they got the class to out-do Billy Murray, the voice of Modern Warfare's Captain Price? Quite probably.
Call of Duty: Black-ops is shaping up well; we went hands-on with the multiplayer last week and provided some quick impressions.
Oldman and Harris to Star in Black-ops
Hollywood talent onboard for new Call of Duty.
UK, September 7, 2010
Gary Oldman and Ed Harris will be lending their voices to Call of Duty: Black-ops as Treyarch and Activision confirm a host of Hollywood talent that's helping out with this year's blockbuster shooter.
Oldman will be reprising his role as Viktor Reznov, the embittered Russian squad leader from Treyarch's last Call of Duty, World at War, while veteran actor Ed Harris will be playing CIA operative Jason Hudson.
They're not the only movie professionals bringing their talent to the production; David S. Goyer, writer of, among other things, The Dark Knight and Batman Begins, is providing script consultation.
"Their contributions have helped us to push the boundaries of our story telling and character development far beyond anything we have ever attempted before in the franchise," said Treyarch head Mark Lamia.
Which is all well and good, but have they got the class to out-do Billy Murray, the voice of Modern Warfare's Captain Price? Quite probably.
Call of Duty: Black-ops is shaping up well; we went hands-on with the multiplayer last week and provided some quick impressions.