Draugoth
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Sandfall Interactive's Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has not only been praised for its brilliant narrative and exhilarating combat, but also for its amazing performances from Andy Serkis, Jennifer English and, of course, Daredevil star Charlie Cox. In the primary role of Gustave, Cox's performance in the new AA video game has been a highlight for many fans. However, the actor recently revealed that he feels "like a total fraud" as he recorded most of his lines over a single day.
Speaking to fans at the Washington State Summer Con, Cox was asked about his role in the new turn-based RPG. The actor, known for his work on Daredevil, explained that he is "not a gamer" and had no idea the game would be as successful as it is.
The actor explained that he didn't actually spend all that much time recording for the game. While some performances may have taken significantly longer, Cox's role as Gustave was wrapped up fairly quickly which is surprising given the quality of his performance.
Charlie Cox on Clair Obscur
Speaking to fans at the Washington State Summer Con, Cox was asked about his role in the new turn-based RPG. The actor, known for his work on Daredevil, explained that he is "not a gamer" and had no idea the game would be as successful as it is.
"Just very, very quickly, and I don't mean to minimise it in any way, and it's so cool," Cox said. "Apparently the game is awesome. I'm not a gamer. I have no idea, I haven't played it."
The actor explained that he didn't actually spend all that much time recording for the game. While some performances may have taken significantly longer, Cox's role as Gustave was wrapped up fairly quickly which is surprising given the quality of his performance.
"My agent asked me if I wanted to go and do a voice-over," he said. "I was in the studio for four hours, maybe. And people keep saying how amazing it is and congratulations, and I feel like an absolute fraud."
Article: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 star Charlie Cox says he feels "like a total fraud" as fans praise performance he recorded "for four hours, maybe"
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