No release date has been established yet.ĭeveloped by Naughty Dog, The Last of Us Part II is currently available on PlayStation 4.For many fans, Joel and Ellie are characters that defined an entire generation of gaming when The Last of Us hit the PlayStation 3 in 2013 and ushered in a new era of video game storytelling.
Johan Renck, who directed all five episodes of Chernobyl, has been hired to direct the pilot episode.
Originally set as a film adaptation, The Last of Us TV show will be co-developed by Neil Druckmann and Chernobyl miniseries creator Craig Mazin. RELATED: Why The Last of Us Part II Is So Divisive And like, 'Damn, dude, I never thought about that, wow, what an interesting choice.' Or B) They suck, and people go, 'Only Troy can play Joel.' So either way I win." Whatever happens, Baker views the outcome as a plus because "either A) Somebody steps into that role. And I was like, 'If you ever get the call for a character named Joel, I would be honored and I think you would be enriched to play that character.'"ĭespite Brolin looking the part, Baker doesn’t know if this casting would mean he "would walk away learning something different about Joel." Still, he admitted to having done all he could for the character in both the original 2013 game and its recent sequel. And I want you to know that, for me, so much of your work was very influential.' And he really, really was. RELATED: The Last of Us: Joel Is Gaming's Best DadĪccording to Baker's recollection, he said to Brolin, "'There is a game that’s coming out. Baker said, "I was like, 'Man, I doubt you remember this, but you and I were doing a movie.' He was doing No Country, and I was doing a western." The Last of Us voice actor Troy Baker has an idea of who should play his character Joel in the upcoming HBO TV adaptation: Thanos himself, Josh Brolin.ĭuring an interview with Collider Games Podcast, Baker revealed that he met the actor in person before the original game's release and suggested he play the role should it ever become live-action.
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