We’ll have to wait and see.įollow me on Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. Obviously she looks the part, but if the show saw hundreds of actresses for Ellie, they may be doing the same for Abby.
Right now, all of this is just speculation based on how Berry looks and some Instagram follows. I was checking to see if Berry was posting from any CrossFit gyms in preparation for the potential role, but I didn’t see anything online. But this is Hollywood, and with studio-appointed trainers, anyone can be anything, just ask Christian Bale.
Of course the unspoken question is…can Berry, or any actress, get unbelievable jacked to pull off the sheer physicality of Abby, which is core to her character? Abby is famously swole, and her in-game body was based on Colleen Fotsch, a CrossFit star. There’s been some talk about whether Ramsey would be recast for a time jump between seasons/games, but I very much doubt that. Bella Ramsey is 19, though she doesn’t look it. She’s 23, and Abby is supposed to be in her early twenties, just a little bit older than Ellie during the events of Part 2. (Photo by Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Amazon Studios) Getty Images for Amazon Studiosīerry is the right age. The Millwick on in Los Angeles, California. However, he was happy with the final product and fans’ response to the Honey Bee Inn.LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - MAY 04: Shannon Berry attends an exclusive screening of the "The Wilds" at. Speaking of which, Toriyama recently revealed that the remake originally featured a pole dancing scene that was cut due to its potential impact on rating. The latter part of his statement to TheGamer seems evident in Square Enix’s handling of the iconic Honey Bee Inn in Final Fantasy VII Remake. That’s quite the praise coming from Toriyama. In Final Fantasy VII Remake, we rebuilt the original game using the latest technology, but we felt that it should not stop at the technical side and we needed to update the story content being shown in line with modern sensibilities. However, having achieved that makes it a great game that sets a benchmark for the industry. I think that expressing diversity with LGBTQ+ inclusion is an important issue for everyone involved in making content, not just people making games.
The Last of Us Part II really delivered on its consideration for diversity, right down to the UI, and I would imagine that the cost of debugging on that game was massive.
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