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BioWare Announces Voice Cast For Mass Effect 3
While we already knew about the addition of Freddie Prinze, Jr. to the Mass Effect 3 cast, BioWare has announced the voices of several other characters. Check out the full list below:
Mark Meer - Male Shepherd
Jennifer Hale - Female Shepherd
Martin Sheen - The Illusive Man
Freddie Prinze, Jr. - James Vega
Seth Green - Joker
Tricia Helfer - EDI
Yvonne Strahovski - Miranda
Carrie-Anne Moss - Aria T'Loak
Ali Hillis - Liara
Keith David - Captain Anderson
Lanse Henriksen - Steven Hackett
Jessica Chobot - Diana Allers
“We are absolutely thrilled with the passion and emotion the entire cast brought to their performances in Mass Effect 3,” said executive producer Casey Hudson. “In a story where Earth and the entire galaxy are at war, we needed to take the performances to a level of dramatic power and intensity that we’ve never previously attempted. This extremely talented cast delivered.”
Not bad, but I'd still take my picks for the Mass Effect movie.
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