Uploaded with ImageShack.us
- Τώρα είναι 10 Ιούλ 2025, 11:15 • Όλοι οι χρόνοι είναι UTC + 2 ώρες
BEYOND : Two Souls
από game over » 08 Ιουν 2012, 15:16
Beyond: Two Souls – Ellen Page’s role like shooting “four or five movies at the same time”
Quantic Dream’s new game Beyond: Two Souls has been one of E3′s biggest talking points, not least because of the Juno actress cast in the lead role of Jodie Holmes. Now studio boss David Cage has revealed that he warned her it would be her most challenging role before she agreed to the job.
“We [initially] sent her the Beyond scripts and a copy of Heavy Rain, said this is who we are and what we’re doing, and we would love to have you in it,” he told us behind closed doors at E3. But he also warned the actress to “be careful, because this is not about doing a couple of voiceovers in a soundbooth”.
“This is going to be very physical, we need a lot of time from you, pretty much the same time that you would spend on a movie – but it’s going to be very physical, you will have hundreds of pages to learn by heart. So it is going to be very exhausting, like shooting four our five movies at the same time.”
Cage says he wasn’t fearful of approaching one of Hollywood’s brightest young stars, because he’d already persuaded one of his lifetime heroes to appear in Omikron: The Nomad Soul, the very first game Quantic Dream released (on PC and Dreamcast) back in 1999:
“My first game I worked with David Bowie. Once in a lifetime you ask David Bowie to be in your game – and when he says yes, [after that] you’re not shy to ask anyone.”
But why was Page so vital to this project? “When I wrote my script I really had Ellen in mind pretty much all the time,” he says. “I was looking for this girl who would be cute and nice and beautiful and natural.”
“At the same time she would be fragile and vulnerable, but I wanted someone who would have some kind of strength inside.”
Page wasn’t at all phased by Cage’s warning of a tough gig ahead. “She got back to us and said, ‘I really like the script. I think I have a lot in common with Jodie. She said it’s something very exciting, and I’d love to be a part of it.”
Finally, she agreed to the role just ahead of 2011′s E3. “We met in a bar for the first time, and for me it was a great experience because it was like seeing a character that I wrote appearing in front of me,” explains the creative Frenchman. “It was not Ellen Page: it was Jodie Holmes. And that was really something amazing.”
Quantic Dream’s new game Beyond: Two Souls has been one of E3′s biggest talking points, not least because of the Juno actress cast in the lead role of Jodie Holmes. Now studio boss David Cage has revealed that he warned her it would be her most challenging role before she agreed to the job.
“We [initially] sent her the Beyond scripts and a copy of Heavy Rain, said this is who we are and what we’re doing, and we would love to have you in it,” he told us behind closed doors at E3. But he also warned the actress to “be careful, because this is not about doing a couple of voiceovers in a soundbooth”.
“This is going to be very physical, we need a lot of time from you, pretty much the same time that you would spend on a movie – but it’s going to be very physical, you will have hundreds of pages to learn by heart. So it is going to be very exhausting, like shooting four our five movies at the same time.”
Cage says he wasn’t fearful of approaching one of Hollywood’s brightest young stars, because he’d already persuaded one of his lifetime heroes to appear in Omikron: The Nomad Soul, the very first game Quantic Dream released (on PC and Dreamcast) back in 1999:
“My first game I worked with David Bowie. Once in a lifetime you ask David Bowie to be in your game – and when he says yes, [after that] you’re not shy to ask anyone.”
But why was Page so vital to this project? “When I wrote my script I really had Ellen in mind pretty much all the time,” he says. “I was looking for this girl who would be cute and nice and beautiful and natural.”
“At the same time she would be fragile and vulnerable, but I wanted someone who would have some kind of strength inside.”
Page wasn’t at all phased by Cage’s warning of a tough gig ahead. “She got back to us and said, ‘I really like the script. I think I have a lot in common with Jodie. She said it’s something very exciting, and I’d love to be a part of it.”
Finally, she agreed to the role just ahead of 2011′s E3. “We met in a bar for the first time, and for me it was a great experience because it was like seeing a character that I wrote appearing in front of me,” explains the creative Frenchman. “It was not Ellen Page: it was Jodie Holmes. And that was really something amazing.”
-
game over - Δημοσιευσεις : 1789
από game over » 12 Ιουν 2012, 14:51
New 25 min Beyond Footage (leaked)
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xrcjjn_beyond-two-souls_videogames?start=33
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xrcjjn_beyond-two-souls_videogames?start=33
-
game over - Δημοσιευσεις : 1789
Μελη σε συνδεση
Μέλη σε αυτή την Δ. Συζήτηση: Δεν υπάρχουν εγγεγραμμένα μέλη και 0 επισκέπτες