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Keith David Joins Saints Row IV Cast Panel At San Diego Comic-Con
San Diego Comic-Con kicks off this week, bringing with it an eclectic mix of fans, creators, cosplayers, and curious wayfarers. Included in that mix will be a Saints Row IV voice cast panel titled, Super Dangerous Wub Wub Panel.
For those who might be attending this year’s Comic-Con, the Saints Row IV panel will take place on Saturday, July 20 at 6:30 PM PT in room 7AB. It will be moderated by Deep Silver’s director of marketing & PR, Aubrey Norris, who will be joined by Volition creative director Steve Jaros, and voice actors Keith David (himself), Troy Baker (Male President 1), Laura Bailey (Female President 1), Yuri Lowenthal (Matt Miller, Prof Genki), and JB Blanc (Zinyak).
Top billing goes to Keith David, a screen actor known for roles in Platoon and The Chronicles of Riddick. He has also voice acted for a number of video game roles, including the Arbiter in Halo 2 and 3, Sgt. Foley in Modern Warfare 2, and David Anderson in the Mass Effect series.
Saints Row IV is set to release on August 20 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. The Super Dangerous Wub Wub Edition will be available in limited qualities for $99.99 at launch.
Check out the full cast list below (including all of the president/player character voice options):
The Cast:
Keith David As himself
Danielle Nicolet Shaundi
Jennifer Jules Hart Shaundi #2
Natalie Lander Kinzie Kensington
Terry Crews Benjamin King
JB Blanc Zinyak/Phillipe Loren
Michael Dorn Maero
Neil Patrick Harris DJ Veteran Child
Yuri Lowenthal Matt Miller
Arif Kinchen Pierce Washington
Tim Thomerson Cyrus Temple
Mike Carlucci Zach
Rob Van Dam Bobby
Rebecca Riedy Asha Odekar
Andrew Bowen Josh Birk/NyteBlayde
Michael Yurchak CID
TC Carson Big Tony
Ursula Taherian Tanya
Ogie Banks Warren Williams
The President:
Nolan North
Troy Baker
Laura Bailey
Robin Atkin Downes
Diane Michelle
Kenn Michael
Sumalee Montano
Our Take
The Saints Row IV Comic-Con panel is sure to be as wacky as the game itself. Though it's unclear what exactly the cast will discuss, I expect them to bring their best humor, as well as address the series' controversial content.
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