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Todd Stashwick Joins Amy Hennig On Visceral Games Star Wars Project
Hollywood actor Todd Stashwick (Heroes, Justified, Supernatural) will be joining Uncharted director Amy Hennig as a co-writer on Visceral Games (Dead Space) upcoming Star Wars title.
After Hennig's departure from Naughty Dog, she announced that she would be heading over to Electronic Arts as creative director on the studios unspecified Star Wars project. Earlier today, via twitter, Hennig announced that Todd Stashwick would join her in the writer's room.
Thrilled to announce that my friend @ToddStashwick will be joining me as co-writer on the Star Wars project for @VisceralGames @EA !
— Amy Hennig (@amy_hennig) April 11, 2014
Todd Stashwick was the voice in the Uncharted trailer that played at the PS4 launch. He’s also been in a number of TV shows. If you’re a Justified fan, he was the prison guard that helped Dickie Bennett break out of prison. Check out his voice below.
Our Take
I'm not very familiar with Todd Stashwick's work and his IMDB page doesn't show much in the way of writing credits, but he seemed to do a great job with the Uncharted trailer. I'm also a big fan of both Visceral and Amy Hennig, so if they think that Stashwick is the man for this job then I'm sure this Star Wars game is going to be great.
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