I have to agree, James Earl Jones as Sarevok would be the perfect pick Fabio as the bhaalspawn and Rowan Atkinson as Khalid, i would totally buy that. Schwarzenegger as "Jon Icarus" and Walken and Sam Jackson in support roles.
@Icecreamtub Tamoko is a character from Baldur's Gate 1. She is Sarevok's lover and tries to hinder you from killing him. Sajantha is, like I already mentioned, Artastrophe's Bhaalspawn.
How about Jack Gleeson as Saemon Havarian. Just because he can play completely dispisable douchebags so very very well. (I know he is to young but still. He would *own* that role).
I'm pretty sure he plans to retire from acting after Game of Thrones, though. Too bad, really, but he feels that he can't really deliver any other roles because of the associations people will have to Joffrey.
Because obviously this is never going to happen. No one ever will (or even should) make a BG movie/TV series, so this is just a fun way to find actor look-a-likes.
Well, maybe someone should. A good director would be one who's played the game a lot and knows the lore, lingo and possibly the mod characters.
Speaking of mod characters, nobody ever tries to cast them. WHY?!
Kelsey or Shit... erm, Saerileth.
Maybe we should stick to good mods only. Either way, if I were director I'd totally use some mod characters to promote them. It's not like they're copywritten.
Hmmm, mod characters... these are hard, cause they often have multiple portraits to choose from. Whích reminds me: Heath Ledger as Ajantis because you can give Ajantis his face with the romance mod. (Brace yourselfs. "Heath Ledger is dead and therefor can't play the role" comments are coming.)
I feel very strongly that the estate of Vincent Price should rally to bring him back using a recompiled voice out of old sound clips and CGI. Really, it seems appropriate for him to return from the grave.
Speaking of which... give the reanimated Vincent Price a cameo role in the film/series, such as Davaeorn.
Hmmm, mod characters... these are hard, cause they often have multiple portraits to choose from. Whích reminds me: Heath Ledger as Ajantis because you can give Ajantis his face with the romance mod. (Brace yourselfs. "Heath Ledger is dead and therefor can't play the role" comments are coming.)
Well, Ajantis is dead too, so it might not be such a bad casting decision.
Remember, it's not all about just looking the part. With some makeup, you can overcome slight appearance issues. How a character carries themselves and plays the role is important. Some roles require a VERY specific performance type.
For instance, Neil Patrick Harris may be a bit older than Garrick, but he has the proper style of goofy, comedic energy befitting of a foppish bard.
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Oh, wait, I have it! Khalid, he would be awesome as Khalid! I guess that would make Stana Katic Jaheira.
(Tamoko rings bells but I don't recall either from the BG series...)
Tamoko is a character from Baldur's Gate 1. She is Sarevok's lover and tries to hinder you from killing him.
Sajantha is, like I already mentioned, Artastrophe's Bhaalspawn.
Speaking of mod characters, nobody ever tries to cast them. WHY?!
Kelsey or Shit... erm, Saerileth.
Maybe we should stick to good mods only. Either way, if I were director I'd totally use some mod characters to promote them. It's not like they're copywritten.
Second choice for Irenicus would be Hugo Weaving.
Ian McShane as Keldorn.
Ian McShane??? Hello foul-mouthed Korgan
Whích reminds me: Heath Ledger as Ajantis because you can give Ajantis his face with the romance mod.
(Brace yourselfs. "Heath Ledger is dead and therefor can't play the role" comments are coming.)
Speaking of which... give the reanimated Vincent Price a cameo role in the film/series, such as Davaeorn.
Snoop Dogg as Valygar
Whoopi Goldberg as Jaheira
Khalid
Nathan
ALL OF THEM. AT THE SAME TIME.
There has to be the fantastic line of "My hotel's as clean as an elven arse!" which has somehow made me laugh many times upon returning to the game.
For instance, Neil Patrick Harris may be a bit older than Garrick, but he has the proper style of goofy, comedic energy befitting of a foppish bard.