With over a dozen blockbuster films under the same franchise, Sony seems to be finally gearing up for the next Spider-Man live-action project. The studio is also reportedly on the lookout for an actor to play Miles Morales, and Red Dead Redemption 2’s Roger Clark has spoken his mind about it.
Clark is a well-established figure in the gaming industry has spoken his mind when it comes to deciding who should be cast for the said role. He shared his thoughts through his official X/Twitter handle who he thinks would be the perfect fit for the role.
Red Dead Redemption 2’s Actor Has Made Up His Mind for the Next Miles Morales
The character of Miles Morales has always remained an iconic one, often shown to be on a level identical to Peter Parker. This begs the question of who would be the ideal actor to take up the role. Believe it or not, the answer has surprisingly always been in front of us, being none other than Nadji Jeter.
What makes Jeter the perfect fit for the studio’s upcoming movie is the fact that he is already accustomed to the character, having played it for the Spider-Man video game series, developed by Insomniac.
Clark has now come forward and showed support in Peter’s favor. This has raised the chances of the company actually noticing and making the right choice even more.
Apart from the animated adaptations, it also remains true that the upcoming film will be the first time that the second predominant Spiderman only after Peter Parker will be making a debut in a live-action. This is making fans anticipate how he will be introduced.
Why the Actor of Arthur Morgan Happens to Be In a League of His Own
Being the voice behind the main character of one of the best-released titles in the past decade, Clark is considered to be no less than an icon in the gaming community. Arthur Morgan has became the most known characters ever in a video game.
Not only did his impressions help the game reach heights Rockstar could never have imagined, but as revealed by Dan Houser, he did so without any mistakes being made during the recording. The actor perfectly delivered over 20,000 lines of dialogue in-game.
Houser ultimately revealed how he practically avoided Clark during the production to save his own impression of Arthur. He appreciated the actor for delivering a performance not seen in the studio’s games ever before.
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