Hi, I’m Michael Ironside, I’m back inside Sam Fisher.
Courtesy of Ghost Recon.
It’s kinda cool, isn’t it?
Today, in this Ghost Recon game, Sam Fisher comes back and it’s the first time I have
ever done motion capture.
Put on the funny leotard, with the head gear and stuff.
I feel like a sausage.
I have an amazing amount of respect for actors who have been doing this.
Can we run the dialogue, please?
For just the three of us?
When we first built this character, he was fresh, he was young, he’d lost his wife,
he has daughter…
He had a sense of who he was and that he still had people on his side.
As we progress through the years, he has lost just about his any faith in humanity.
Everything he does, if we want to believe or not, is an attempt to get back to a place
of love – to get back to a place of security.
And the constant not – for me it’s what I like to investigate – the constant “not
being able to get to it”…
That’s taking everything that’s hurting this guy… and lay it on somebody else.
That makes you…
That makes you a dangerous individual.
I was really nervous and frightened to come and to doing this.
All actors are little kids.
And this little kid fell a little vulnerable today.
And you guys…
Your crew and all like that, you’ve treated me with absolute respect…
I don’t think I’ve been on a more professional set in the last ten, fifteen years.
And I’m not blowing smoke up anyone’s ass.
I’m serious.
It’s great to be in Montreal, it’s great to be home.
You watch your six, huh?