Jeremy Davies is like a walking talking dictionary. No wonder why every line and scene of Baldur was so flawlessly spoken and executed. Brilliant acting skills.
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="83">1:23</a> Freya: a hot dog is not a sandwich Kratos: a hot dog is technically a sandwich Freya: I will rain down every agony...
José Gómez Atreus: I'm sorry father. Kratos: (slaps pineapples out of hand) don't be sorry. Be BETTER. Atreus: yes father (hangs head in shame before proceeding to take off pineapples and apply 20 pounds of pepperoni onto pizza).
Having played the game first, and then seeing the voice actors for Freya and Baldur sitting across from each other and laughing and having a good time together, is strange but oddly cathartic
Here's the sandwichs history:once a wealthy man was going out hunting and hus butler asked him what to pack to eat. He said put some meat between done bread. That's how bread was born. So yeah hot dog is a sandwich.
@@beastak2207 don’t act smart his goal was to kill zeus but then he said if olympus will try stoping me then I will kill olypums as well or something like that
OctoberHourglass I saw mimir in the trailer but didnt make the connection to the voice actor till i saw his name in the opening credits and i was like fucking celebrimbor is in the game?! Where, the dude does some awesome voices that are that different, then i heard magni speak and i was like ahhhh fucking talions here too
Jeremy Davies has pretty much always acted, and looked the way he does in God of War. Especially on the show, Justified. He's a super nice person if you ever talk to him, or meet him too.
It’s hilarious how baldurs voice actually looks like him, so the video looks like Baldur is just chilling with a beanie debating if hotdogs are sandwiches.
God of War Ragnarok’s battle with Freya better open with the lines: Freya: “How DARE you! A hotdog is, in no way, a sandwich!” Kratos: “Foolish woman! A hotdog IS technically a sandwich, and Pineapples do not belong anywhere NEAR a pizza!” Freya: “Your arrogance will be the death of you! It brings a sweet and savory taste!” Baldur: “MOOOTHEEER! I’ve risen from the dead, not to stop Ragnarok, but to destroy you for the crimes of Pineapple on Pizza!
I have a deep need for several of these audio bits to be animated coming from their characters. Kratos, looking out wisely over a mountain: "A hotdog... IS techinically a sandwich."
Sandwiches have two pieces of bread with the contents inbetween. A hotdog uses ONE piece of bread. Its one of the few things wearing a onesie that actually attracts me, albeit not sexually, but it *aint a sandwich*
Director: Where was your first job? Kratos: BURGERS... Director: Where’s that? Kratos: In the direction.. of BURGERS Edit: I made this comment HOLY SHIT THANK YALL NEVER GOT THIS MANY LIKES❤️❤️❤️
"it's not too late to recast" feels like a tough love way of Cory telling someone he knows they can do better, at least from how lovable the guy has been on camera
I didn't know who the guy closest to Cory barlog was but I was thinking: He looks like baldur he _sounds_ like baldur *Reads description* *HE IS BALDUR*
If only Mimir was here... Mimir: Brother, have I ever told you about the time when Freya was her most beautiful? Kratos: Finally! A story worth hearing.
He does chuckle! He chuckles quietly when he pieces together that Mimir is bewitched. “*chuckle* Freya.” “What’s that, brother?” “She’s Baldur’s mother.” “That’s RIGHT!” “Head, what is Baldur’s weakness?” “Baldur is immune to all threats, physical or magical.” (Atreus) “Wait, what’s happening?” “He is bewitched not to speak of what he knows.” “I am? I AM!”
I really like how we're incorporating our voice actors from video games into interviews and personality pieces like this, similar to the film industry.
Movie actors need to do video games as the gaming industry is already bigger then the movie and music industry combined.. I think that sort of transition is coming eventually.
Jervis That last line should be instead Mimir yelling: "Bullocks, what kind of horrible person would do such a thing to something already perfect in his own way!?"
*"I thought you were ready, boy. You have never been so disappointing as you are now."* "Yes father..." *"That was a sickening and foolish question! I've never felt such horror, in all of my years of bloodshed. Never. Ask that. Again, Atreus."* "Yes father..." "If I had a stomach still attached to me, I would've boaked two minutes ago." *"Indeed, head."* "Anyway, what's a pineapple?" "No idea lad, doesn't exist yet. But I suspect your Father took issue with more than just that." *"The Head is correct. Listen close Boy, as I intend to teach you the meaning of Pizza."* "Yes Father." *"Long ago, before I came to this land and met your mother, before I became a God and lost everything that I held dear as a mortal; I was tasked with defending the land of Sparta from every threat known. Barbarians, Persians, Other Greeks. But an enemy we hadn't accounted for soon swept our shores. They were known as Italians."* "What's a Persian?" *"Focus, Boy, that is not important. I thought that I had trained our armies well, and to our surprise; the strangers didn't want to fight, nor did they want to lay siege to Sparta."* "Then what did they want?" *"They wanted some fresh ingredients, and a place to prepare food. Sparta agreed, on the proviso that we could have some too."* *"At first; all was calm; the lesser Spartans engaged in conversation with the enemy; while those of us, who knew battle better, decided to plan a line of defence."* "Did you have to fight them?" *"There was no need for battle. Until... we witnessed the madness that the Italians had planned for us."* *"They violently flattened a ball of dough and flipped it into the air, expecting it to take flight, like madmen. They violated Spartan tomatoes and cut them into inedible slices, devoid of tomato juice. They did the same for our swine, and they tore apart our parsley gardens, plunging them into disrepair. Then they laid siege to our Saganaki... melting it above the dough circle and ruining it's integrity, as opposed to smothering it in oil and setting it on fire, in one piece"* *"What arose from the madness was an abomination, at first: it looked like a Souvlaki, which would've been a worthwhile cause for sacking our village. Except; that was not the case. They did not fold their strange souvlaki... Instead; they sliced it into isoceles pieces. Then we killed them."* "Woah." "You didn't happen to slice them into Isoceles pieces too, by any chance?" *"Hmph. No. They were formidable enemies; challenging our sanity and resolve instead of our might and weapons, they deserved a respectful death."* "What's a souvlaki?" *"It is like a gyro."* "Well, then... what's a gyro?" *"It is a gathering of meat and condiments, trapped inside folded bread. It was the sole reason for Greece's prominence."* "But... triangular bread... that doesn't sound like a bad idea." *"No, not to the untrained ear. But it can be used to cut the corners of an opponent's mouth, and their tongue; which was surely what the Italians had planned for us. Pointy edges belong in our hands, Boy. Not in our oesophaguses. You would do well to remember that."*
@@EyItsZay either way Kratos will always be the ghost of Sparta, because the curse sticks with him forever. He can’t forget that he killed his old family no matter how much he tries. As long as he has the ashes in his skin he’s the ghost of Sparta.
@@mzsym5075 he saying because when he was called that kratos had another voice actor. I prefer his older voice than this one but that might be cause I grow with his old voice actor
