Baldur's Gate 3 Cast Want to Return for More Dungeons & Dragon Games or Even Film Sequel
Baldur's Gate 3 cast members Neil Newbon and Amelia Tyler want to return for more Dungeons & Dragons games or even a sequel to the Honor Among Thieves film.
Speaking to IGN, Newbon said he didn't feel done with Astarion despite developer Larian Studios itself moving on from the Baldur's Gate franchise. Publisher Wizards of the Coast is making a ton of other Dungeons & Dragons games though, and Newbon is certainly up for appearing as Astarion in one of those.
"Most characters, once I've finished with the work, especially on long jobs, and this was a particularly long job, I usually have a compartmentalization and it's like, 'great, that's done,' I'm happy moving forward to the next role," he said.
"With Astarion, his rhythm is still very much alive inside me somewhere and I feel I'm not done with him. But y'know, it's not my call. Hopefully at some point I'm going to reprise him and I'd love to do that, but we'll have to wait and see."
When asked if he'd be interested in making the jump to live action with Astarion in another Dungeons & Dragons film, Newbon had a very clear response. "Oh my god, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes," he said. "I would say yes."
The same is true for Tyler, who voices the ever-present narrator of Baldur's Gate 3. "Yeah, absolutely," she said when asked if she'd want to reprise the role in another Dungeons & Dragons project. "Anything Dungeons & Dragons or tabletop related, absolutely, I live for that."
Larian said in March 2024 it was done with Dungeons & Dragons despite the resounding success of Baldur's Gate 3's launch just months earlier. Wizards of the Coast was sure to announce more Dungeons & Dragons games after the role playing game arrived to immense critical praise though.
These include a cooperative multiplayer game from Payday 3 developer Starbreeze, a virtual reality game from Demeo creator Resolution Games, and a survival RPG life sim from Disney Dreamlight Valley developer Gameloft Montreal.
On the live action front, Paramount hasn't
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