14 DAY TRIAL // Bethesda and Arkane Studios have unveiled the array of stunning voice actors who'll be bringing to life the various characters from Dishonored, their upcoming first-person action game, including Susan Sarandon, Lena Headey, Michael Madsen, or Carrie Fisher.
Dishonored is set to deliver an impressive experience this October, putting players in the shoes of supernatural assassin Corvo, who must explore the city of Dunwall and eliminate all sorts of unsavory characters in his quest for revenge.
Like any game published by Bethesda, the voice cast is top-notch, with many Hollywood stars lending their talent and bringing to life all sorts of characters from the world of Dishonored.
Among the biggest stars are Susan Sarandon, Lena Headey, Michael Madsen, Carrie Fisher, or Brad Dourif, so check out details about their performances below.
"Susan Sarandon, an Academy Award winner will make her videogame debut as the former aristocrat, Granny Rags – an intriguing old blind woman now deranged after years of street life. Golden Globe-winner Brad Dourif takes on the role of the inventor Piero, creator of the iconic mask worn by Corvo as well as a wealth of gadgets Corvo can use. Hollywood-icon Carrie Fisher can be heard broadcasting government propaganda over loudspeakers throughout the city of Dunwall, where the game is set," Bethesda said.
"The all-star cast continues with John Slattery ("Mad Men,") who takes on the role of Admiral Havelock, a Loyalist who helps Corvo on his quest, as well as Michael Madsen who brings his videogame voiceover experience to the role of Daud, a mysterious assassin. Chloë Grace Moretz ( "Hugo") portrays Young Lady Emily, the Empress' daughter who is kidnapped after her mother's death while Lena Headey joins the cast as Calista, Emily's caretaker."
Besides these great actors, the game's original score is being composed by Daniel Licht, who also worked on noted TV show Dexter.
You'll be able to meet all these characters this fall, when Dishonored is released for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 on October 9, in North America, and October 12, in Europe.