[Money Over Bullshit]

This thought has crossed my mind many times but I've never actually gotten around to posting it. I have noticed that on a few other fan sites for popular video games members of the communities have managed to secure interviews with some of the Voice Actors from the games (the most relevent example here being Red Dead Redemption).

I was just wondering (although it may be a bit silly to actually ask) is this something that members here would like to see?
And if so then why has nobody ever gone about trying to secure any interviews?

I'm not sure how people go about securing these interviews but it seems to at least be doable since as I said several other fan sites have gotten them.

It may be a bit silly to think that somebody from this site could get to conduct an interview with Ray Liotta (Tommy Vercetti) or other established actors such as him but it is concievable that an interview could be conducted with Young Maylay (Carl Johnson), Mario D'Leon (Luis Lopez), Michael Hollick (Niko Bellic), Scott Hill (Johnny Klebitz) or any one of the other supporting characters from any of the games.

Given the fact that this no doubt the biggest GTA fan community on the internet I'm sure it would make the chances of securing an interview a little easier too

[universetwisters]

I remember some epsilon fansite contacted the dude who voiced Chris Formage and interviewed him, here's the link. But as far as big-time actors, like Lazlow or Michael Hollick, I'm not too sure.

[Money Over Bullshit]

QUOTE (universetwisters @ Monday, Aug 13 2012, 21:45)

I remember some epsilon fansite contacted the dude who voiced Chris Formage and interviewed him, here's the link. But as far as big-time actors, like Lazlow or Michael Hollick, I'm not too sure.

Good god the english in that interview is terrible. Surely they didn't really ask the questions like that.. and if they did, how the hell did he understand them?

[universetwisters]

QUOTE (Money Over Bullshit @ Monday, Aug 13 2012, 18:51)

QUOTE (universetwisters @ Monday, Aug 13 2012, 21:45) I remember some epsilon fansite contacted the dude who voiced Chris Formage and interviewed him, here's the link. But as far as big-time actors, like Lazlow or Michael Hollick, I'm not too sure. Good god the english in that interview is terrible. Surely they didn't really ask the questions like that.. and if they did, how the hell did he understand them?

I can only imagine that they cut down the original question to make it more "readable" and let the rest of the interview flow naturally. Though that's just my view. Perhaps the askers are a bunch of Eastern European immigrants sitting in an unheated apartment in Brooklyn, playing San Andreas on Windows Millennium and sent the email over dial-up!

[Money Over Bullshit]

QUOTE (universetwisters @ Tuesday, Aug 14 2012, 02:29)

QUOTE (Money Over Bullsh*t @ Monday, Aug 13 2012, 18:51) QUOTE (universetwisters @ Monday, Aug 13 2012, 21:45) I remember some epsilon fansite contacted the dude who voiced Chris Formage and interviewed him, here's the link. But as far as big-time actors, like Lazlow or Michael Hollick, I'm not too sure. Good god the english in that interview is terrible. Surely they didn't really ask the questions like that.. and if they did, how the hell did he understand them? I can only imagine that they cut down the original question to make it more "readable" and let the rest of the interview flow naturally. Though that's just my view. Perhaps the askers are a bunch of Eastern European immigrants sitting in an unheated apartment in Brooklyn, playing San Andreas on Windows Millennium and sent the email over dial-up!

Haha I wouldn't put it past some of these imaginary conspiracy theory nuts.

Seriously though if somebody sent me interview questions that were that badly worded I'd be insulted. They might aswell have sent the questions to him in morse code.. probably would have been easier to decipher.

[universetwisters]

QUOTE (Money Over Bullshit @ Monday, Aug 13 2012, 21:24)

QUOTE (universetwisters @ Tuesday, Aug 14 2012, 02:29) QUOTE (Money Over Bullsh*t @ Monday, Aug 13 2012, 18:51) QUOTE (universetwisters @ Monday, Aug 13 2012, 21:45) I remember some epsilon fansite contacted the dude who voiced Chris Formage and interviewed him, here's the link. But as far as big-time actors, like Lazlow or Michael Hollick, I'm not too sure. Good god the english in that interview is terrible. Surely they didn't really ask the questions like that.. and if they did, how the hell did he understand them? I can only imagine that they cut down the original question to make it more "readable" and let the rest of the interview flow naturally. Though that's just my view. Perhaps the askers are a bunch of Eastern European immigrants sitting in an unheated apartment in Brooklyn, playing San Andreas on Windows Millennium and sent the email over dial-up! Haha I wouldn't put it past some of these imaginary conspiracy theory nuts. Seriously though if somebody sent me interview questions that were that badly worded I'd be insulted. They might aswell have sent the questions to him in morse code.. probably would have been easier to decipher.

Oh goodness, my sides!

[cidamelo]

Yes, I always wanted to watch some too! Specially with Joe Barbara, Ray Boccino's voice, whatever happened to him??

[ClaudeSpeedRulez]

An interview with Claude's voice actor would be awesome.

[cidamelo]

ClaudeSpeedRulez maybe Scott Maslen made Claude's moans

[Magic_Al]

Michael Hollick has a current online presence via http://3fortheroad.com which is focused on his family experience as he tours with The Lion King. It's a GTA-free zone with only a reference to his past as a "video game thug".

His site http://www.michaelhollick.com highlights GTA IV but is mainly his resume and contact info.

[ccrogers15]

Maybe. The only one i can think who would do it, is Lazlow. He is actually nice in real life. I met him.

I also heard Cynthia Farrell is nice in real life. She voiced Catalina in GTA 3 and GTA SA.

[Money Over Bullshit]

We could try and get Ned Luke before the GTA V hype really begins