Tag Archives: david hayter

Mon, Apr 22, 2013 | 06:28 BST

Hollywood actor to have a role in MGS 5 – rumour

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An actor is going to appear in Metal Gear Solid 5 as “the one you thought I would be from the start”, apparently. If this were any other game, I’d probably bury this story in so much salt just looking at it would close your arteries.

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Tue, Apr 02, 2013 | 00:54 BST

Metal Gear voice actor feels “a little ill” over casting snub

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David Hayter has become almost synonymous with Metal Gear’s Snake character, and he’s just as unhappy about his exclusion from Metal Gear Solid 5 as you are.

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Wed, Mar 27, 2013 | 21:53 GMT

David Hayter says he was not asked to be in Metal Gear Solid 5

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Well, this is certainly interesting. After watching the trailer and gameplay demo for Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain earlier today, I thought it was strange that Snake (Big Boss, it would appear) did not speak at all. David Hayter, previous voice for Snakes both Solid and Naked, went to Twitter to say he “had a good run.”

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Wed, Mar 06, 2013 | 13:17 GMT

MGS Ground Zeroes: Snake actor David Hayter asks fans how they’d feel if he didn’t return

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Metal Gear Solid voice actor David Hayter has conducted a very weird Twitter poll, asking fans how they’d feel if he didn’t return as the voice of Solid Snake. Is he just trolling the world, or is there a slight chance he may not be returning? Judge for yourself.

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Fri, May 18, 2012 | 18:17 BST

inFamous actor confirms role in All-Stars Battle Royale along with Snake and Nathan Drake

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A couple of weeks ago, Eric Ladin, the voice and mocap actor for Cole McGrath, tweeted he would be reprising his role as the inFamous hero in an unnamed project. Today, he has tweeted that project is PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, and he even said that Uncharted’s Nathan Drake and Metal Gear’s Snake will be in the game as well. While he didn’t mention the later two by name, he mentioned Nolan North and David Hayter, which is damn close enough. Sony has yet to announce whether all three will be in the game or not. Thanks, IGN.

Thu, May 03, 2012 | 21:20 BST

David Hayter and Jennifer Hale join the cast of République

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David Hayter and Jennifer Hale will lend their voices to République, according to developer, Camouflaj.

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Fri, Jul 08, 2011 | 16:25 BST

Friday shorts: Epic Mickey, Monolithsoft, GameCity, Resident Evil

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You did it. You made it to Friday. High five the nearest person and woop around the area you’re in now. And then read these shorts after the breaks. And then woop some more. Because there is never wrong with wooping.

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Fri, Jun 11, 2010 | 15:15 BST

David Hayter not signed up for Metal Gear Solid: Rising

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Metal Gear Solid: Rising maybe heading for an E3 re-reveal and all that, but it looks like someone won’t be part of the celebrations. A certain David Hayter.

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Wed, Jun 02, 2010 | 11:33 BST

Solid Snake’s voice actor explains what happened to Metal Gear movie

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Featuring a gruff, macho main character, over-the-top action, sabotage, and more twists than a bag of Twizzlers, all Metal Gear needs is a few blue people and it’s pure Hollywood gold.

So, what’s the deal? Why hasn’t Hideo Kojima’s stealth-action odyssey infiltrated movie theaters yet? While guest-blogging over at MTV’s Movies Blog, Solid Snake voice actor David Hayter did his best to explain.

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Fri, Oct 16, 2009 | 19:28 BST

Lost Planet movie is “completely different from the game”

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According to Capcom, the storyline for the movie based on Lost Planet will be “completely different from the game”.

“[There] probably [won't be] so much of a reference to this particular title [Lost Planet 2],” Lost Planet producer Jun Takeuchi told G4. “However, the only thing I know is those people working on the project that they love the world of Lost Planet.

“So, we know that they’re going to utilize that world, but as far as the story line goes, the movie is completely different from the game.”

David Hayter’s penning the screenplay, and Capcom’s Keiji Inafune has a hand in the project as well.

More over on D’toid.

Mon, Mar 16, 2009 | 08:59 GMT

David Hayter forms Dark Hero Studios

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Solid Snake voice actor and Watchmen co-writer David Hayter has formed Dark Hero Studios, “a company that will generate film, TV, Internet and vidgame projects in the action, sci-fi and horror genres,” according to this Variety report.

The company will set up graphic novels, comics, game properties and original genre scripts for movie treatment.

Dark Hero’s first project will be something called Demonology, which Hayter penned and will direct as a movie.

Tons more through there.

Tue, Jul 15, 2008 | 10:34 BST

Warner Bros and Capcom confirm Hayter-written Lost Planet movie

According to this Variety story, Warner Bros and Capcom have now confirmed that a Lost Planet movie will definitely be made, and that David Hayter will write the script.

Apparently Capcom’s going to co-finance the project. No date yet.

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Wed, Jun 25, 2008 | 11:05 BST

Hayter wants Sony to let him write MGS4 film script

File this one under hilarious! David Hayter, the grizzly voice behind Solid Snake, has told fans on IMDB’s message boards that if they want him to write the script for the Metal Gear Solid film, then they should petition Sony Pictures.

“As for me writing the MGS movie, tell everyone on-line to write to Matt Tolmach at Sony Pictures studios in Culver City. If enough people do this, we may be back on board,” wrote Hayter writing under the pseudonym uberdave.

Well David Hayter only has to click his fingers and his loyal fans obey: the petition is here.

This time we really are saying absolutely nothing whatsoever.

By Mike Bowden

Tue, Jun 17, 2008 | 07:39 BST

Lost Planet movie on the way?

According to this Evil Avatar post, David “Solid Snake” Hayter has revealed he is in talks with Warner Bros to write a movie based on Capcom’s Lost Planet.

The tidbit came in an episode of EvAv Radio, the full reocrding of which is promised today.