"It just never felt quite the right" Dispatch's Aaron Paul has finally found the right role of video game

Breaking Bad He has long been considered one of the biggest television series ever made, and although most of this is caused by the brilliant narrative of Vince Gilligan, the show would not succeed without his star cast. Of course, Bryan Cranston led a series in his iconic role as awarded Emmy as a chemistry teacher on Walter White. But it was Cranston's co-star, Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad, Westworld, Bojack Horseman), whose role as Jesse Pinkman brought a show of his emotional core. Since then, Paul's career has risen in the television industry, but after years of success he has finally accepted his first role as Robert Robertson in the upcoming ADHOC Studio superhero comedy in ADHOC Studio Send.

In the gaming industry, developers are constantly on the lookout tower, not only for great talent, but also for unique and unforgettable voices. Given that Aaron Paul is often recognized as his rainy, expressive and emotional vocal van, it is strange that he is breaking the world of games right now. However, this is not a mistake of games developers, because Paul himself held these reins himself, simply waiting for the right moment. Rant's game recently sat down with SendAaron Paul to talk a little about his role as the superhero dispatter Robert Robertson, during which he explained what finally decided to give up and for the first time became the character of the video game.

For Aaron Paul, sending “checked all boxes”

Aaron Paul Robert Robertson's expedition sat down with Invisigal Laura Bailey and Chase Jeffrey Wright

As Robert Robertson plays Aaron Paul SendThe main character-Superhrdina otherwise known as the man of Mecha, whose moss-suit is destroyed in the battle, forcing him to take the work in a superhero dispatching room, while his suit is repaired. On the surface it sounds like a cheerful setting for the comedy in the workplace, but Paul found something deeper in the scripts of the game, which took his first role as the character of video games. When asked what made him say “yes” SendPaul replied:

“To be honest, I always loved the medium – playing. And I really fell in love with the tone.”

In fact, it says a lot Send That it would be Paul's first role in the game space, given that he refused every role he had been offered until now. When the talent is famous as Aaron Paul this selective, he gives a project that finally says “yes” some credibility – although naturally also increases expectations. In the end it suggests Send It could be much more than just a game with the famous name attached, and instead of the story that seems to be built to call on and inspire an actor who doesn't say YES easily.

Aaron Paul Robert Robertson EXPEDICE ISFREY Wright Laura Bailey

They weren't just scripts Send But Paul made a jump. During the interview Breaking Bad Kamenec had a lot to say about his friend Jeffrey Wright (Westworld, Casino Royale, Batman) who plays Robertson's mentor Chase in the upcoming game. After work along with Wright Westworldand then see him to sign up SendPaul felt that he had something special with the title. The actor continued:

“It is obvious that people had an incredible pedigree behind it, so I was excited. Jeffrey Wright has already signed and I realized quickly why he signed up after reading these scripts. These scripts and it really checked all the boxes.

Needless to say that there is much more Send'With Robert Robertson, before he meets the eye, and this is likely to pay IO of the rest of the talented cast. After all, this is the first role of video games Paul is soon a message that the upcoming narrative adhoc studio can have the same emotionally graspable core as the other work of the actor (such as Breaking Bad) are known. At least with such a Powerhouse – including similar Jeffrey Wright, Laura Bailey and Matthew Mercer – it is clear that it is clear that Send are trying to entertain at every step.