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LEGO City Undercover's Frank Honey discusses how he got the job, teases future projects
A portion of a Nintendo Life interview with Frank Honey voice actor, Trevor White...
NL: We must say you did an incredible job voicing Frank, he's clearly a favourite amongst many who've played the game. Did you have to audition for your part as Frank in LEGO City: Undercover?
TW: I think I did. It was honestly so long ago I can't remember! Sometimes you get offered the part having worked with the director or producers before, or sometimes you have to audition. One of the nice things about voice auditions, as compared to acting auditions, is that you don't have to memorize. Memorizing is really boring.
NL: Are you interested in doing any more game voice roles in future? Are you working on anything at the moment?
TW: I have just finished working on a few games, but because of non-disclosure agreements, I'm not allowed to say which ones until they're released. But weirdly I have been doing a lot of Russian characters lately, which has been fun, and even a Dutch one. That's the beauty of voice work, you just never quite know what's going to be next!
Full interview here
NL: We must say you did an incredible job voicing Frank, he's clearly a favourite amongst many who've played the game. Did you have to audition for your part as Frank in LEGO City: Undercover?
TW: I think I did. It was honestly so long ago I can't remember! Sometimes you get offered the part having worked with the director or producers before, or sometimes you have to audition. One of the nice things about voice auditions, as compared to acting auditions, is that you don't have to memorize. Memorizing is really boring.
NL: Are you interested in doing any more game voice roles in future? Are you working on anything at the moment?
TW: I have just finished working on a few games, but because of non-disclosure agreements, I'm not allowed to say which ones until they're released. But weirdly I have been doing a lot of Russian characters lately, which has been fun, and even a Dutch one. That's the beauty of voice work, you just never quite know what's going to be next!