GOD OF WAR Movie Tricky Says Video Game Writer
A writer from the God of War video game series discusses the difficulties of bringing Kratos to a movie screen. "The player has a personal experience with [Kratos], and then he’s going to be embodied by a different actor, he’s going to have a different voice, he’s going to say a lot more words."
At Pax Prime, GameSpot attended a panel where God of War video game series writer Marianne Krawczyk talked about a problem inherent to all video game adaptations while talking about the God of War movie. Krawcayk compared the movie to when she was a kid and loved reading the Garfield comic but when she saw the cartoon and heard his voice, it completely threw her. ”I think, if [Kratos] ever makes it to the big-screen, there will be that similar dissonance. The player has a personal experience with him, and then he’s going to be embodied by a different actor, he’s going to have a different voice, he’s going to say a lot more words,” said Krawcayk who also wrote the recent Star Trek tie-in game. She did add, “ I think it will be hard to get that across. But I hope they will someday. We don’t know.”
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