GTA 5's most notable voice actors are for their protagonists, who include: Franklin Clinton: Shawn Fonteno Michael De Santa: Ned Luke Trevor Philips: Steven Ogg GTA 5 is the best-selling Grand ...

Take a sneak peek at the voice actors behind the main characters of GTA 5. Voice acting for video games is not as easy as it looks and in GTA 5, they have become cult heroes.

Those, then, are all the GTA 5 voice actors and the cast list. If you’re interested in more GTA voices, here’s who may be voicing Lucia in Grand Theft Auto 6. Post Tag: ...

GTA 5 star Ned Luke has called out the use of his voice as part of an unofficial and now-removed Grand Theft Auto 5 AI chatbot from WAME ... Many videogame voice actors claim they weren't even ...

Grand Theft Auto V's voice actors have responded to accusations that Rockstar's game "glamorizes violence". In an interview with PC Advisor, the trio have decided to respond to concerns that the ...

Grand Theft Auto voice actor Ned Luke, who played Michael De Santa in GTA 5, ... "WAME commits to protecting the rights of voice actors and creators while advancing ethical AI practices.

Grand Theft Auto 5 doesn't glamorise violence, according to voice actors Ned Luke and Steven Ogg. Responding to questions about violence in GTA 5, the actors behind Trevor and Michael told PC ...

Grand Theft Auto GTA 5 Enhanced may have 'Mixed' reviews on Steam, ... the voice actors who portrayed Franklin and Lamar in GTA5. ...

The video stars GTA 5 actors Slink Johnson and Shawn Fonteno (who provided both voice and motion capture for their characters) acting out the scene with impressive attention to detail.

GTA 5: Veteran GTA Series Voice Actor Rumored to Join New Cast. ... Gregory Johnson is rumored to be playing the role of a "Pedestrian" in Rockstar's upcoming Grand Theft Auto V.

Grand Theft Auto 5’s gangs are voiced by real gang members, producer Lazlow Jones has revealed – including one who was released from prison the day before recording.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. When Grand Theft Auto V released in 2013, Lamar's "yee yee ass haircut" roast became a hit, catching on with gamers as an expression of disgust ...