Fueled by both physical strength and a desire for justice, Luke defeats Cutie Pie, who, in her final moments, reveals the dark truth: the warriors are drugged and forced to fight, stripped of their free will by Belladonna’s manipulation.
He’s exiting his perch as head of global distribution to return to London, where he’ll serve as president of the conglomerate’s operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
You aren’t hearing things; some of the actors who’ve been voicing the popular game’s most iconic characters — like Julie Nathanson, who has been playing the series’ heroine, Samantha Maxis, for 15 years — have been quietly replaced in the latest entry, Black Ops 6, although by whom (or what) nobody seems to have a clue.
Much of the charm in the modern-day Werther’s foolish insistence in clinging to his unrequited love springs from an absolutely endearing Douglas Booth, who essays him.
At each performance, Elliott played ringmaster to a team of backup dancers as she toured her discography, giving each song its own bit of flair from the massive Mega Man Missy gliding through space during “Sock It 2 Me” to a billowing black suit for “She’s a Bitch.” It’s a wonder that she held off this long to take center stage, but she made it work, and then some.
“I think the most emotional thing is when I think of my childhood, and my dreadful unhappiness and misery and stupidity, and everything that led to so many failures as a child,” he said, according to the BBC.
