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Jeff Goldblum Does, Uh, Impressions Of Video Game Characters
Jeff Goldblum, the iconic actor with a Facebook page that posts the same photo of him every day, recently performed impressions of famous lines in video games during an interview.
"Impressions" might be a strong word, though. It's more like Goldblum simply projects the quotes in his default, stupendous fashion, but it's nonetheless humorous watching him reading the best and worst to come from gaming. His lines include quotes from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Skyrim, Mass Effect 3, Resident Evil, Call of Duty 4, and Metal Gear Solid. To hear more from Goldblum, don't miss his upcoming interview on The Game Informer Show podcast, you can subscribe by clicking here.
This isn't the first time Goldblum has dabbled in video games. He is a playable character called The Magician in Call of Duty: Black Ops III's zombie mode. Fortunately, Goldblum had little, if any, involvement in the horrible Independence Day video game, which you can watch us play in an episode of Replay here.
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