God of War Ragnarök Thor Actor Ryan Hurst Is Done Recording Lines

God of War Ragnarök Thor Actor Ryan Hurst Is Done Recording Lines

Ryan Hurst, the actor portraying Thor in God of War Ragnarok, has apparently finished recording lines for the game. The highly-anticipated sequel will follow 2018’s God of War, with Kratos and Atreus searching for the god Tyr and facing off against the hammer-wielding deity. God of War Ragnarok revealed Thor through key art last year, but so far fans are yet to see Ryan Hurst’s motion-capture performance of the God of Thunder.
While Thor is never faced in 2018’s God of War, the iconic Norse god’s presence is felt throughout the entire experience. His two sons, Magni and Modi, serve as an exciting boss battle before the duo is killed by Kratos and Atreus. Many of the game’s mythic tales and pieces of lore also involve Thor, with the God of Thunder typically depicted as a merciless killer who brings ruin with his hammer Mjolnir. Finally, a God of War post-credit scene teases an epic struggle when Thor arrives at Kratos and Atreus’ home. While some fans were surprised that Thor in God of War Ragnarok looks different than typical portrayals, Sons of Anarchy star Ryan Hurst looks to be a perfect fit for the terrifying warrior.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY
In a video posted to YouTube by Steven Alvarez (via NME), Ryan Hurst reveals that he has finished recording voice lines for Thor in God of War Ragnarok. The prolific actor, whose most notable roles include Opie on Sons of Anarchy and Beta on The Walking Dead, appeared at Comic Con Revolution 2022 in May. During his panel Hurst revealed that he recently did “the last little tiny bit” of voice recording for God of War Ragnarok. While this does not comment on the game’s release, his statement suggests that development of the highly-anticipated sequel is going smoothly.

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As fans wait patiently for news about the game, recently-revealed God of War Ragnarok merchandise release dates may give gamers an estimated release date. Developer Santa Monica Studio has stated that the sequel will launch in 2022, but as the year progresses these claims become less and less believable. However, the recent listing of God of War Ragnarok merchandise could point to a release in September or October. Plush toys, hats and other memorabilia are set to release within that time frame, so fans could be experiencing Kratos and Atreus’ next adventure around then.
God of War Ragnarok will see a long-anticipated confrontation between Kratos and Thor, with Ryan Hurst bringing the merciless God of Thunder to life. The actor’s work on the game is apparently complete, suggesting that development may be entering its final stages. The game still lacks a release date, but Hurst is set to play an integral role in God of War Ragnarok once it does come out.

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Source: Steven Alvarez/YouTube (via NME)

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God of War Ragnarök Thor Actor Ryan Hurst Is Done Recording Lines

Ryan Hurst, the actor portraying Thor in God of War Ragnarok, has apparently finished recording lines for the game. The highly-anticipated sequel will follow 2018’s God of War, with Kratos and Atreus searching for the god Tyr and facing off against the hammer-wielding deity. God of War Ragnarok revealed Thor through key art last year, but so far fans are yet to see Ryan Hurst’s motion-capture performance of the God of Thunder.
While Thor is never faced in 2018’s God of War, the iconic Norse god’s presence is felt throughout the entire experience. His two sons, Magni and Modi, serve as an exciting boss battle before the duo is killed by Kratos and Atreus. Many of the game’s mythic tales and pieces of lore also involve Thor, with the God of Thunder typically depicted as a merciless killer who brings ruin with his hammer Mjolnir. Finally, a God of War post-credit scene teases an epic struggle when Thor arrives at Kratos and Atreus’ home. While some fans were surprised that Thor in God of War Ragnarok looks different than typical portrayals, Sons of Anarchy star Ryan Hurst looks to be a perfect fit for the terrifying warrior.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY
In a video posted to YouTube by Steven Alvarez (via NME), Ryan Hurst reveals that he has finished recording voice lines for Thor in God of War Ragnarok. The prolific actor, whose most notable roles include Opie on Sons of Anarchy and Beta on The Walking Dead, appeared at Comic Con Revolution 2022 in May. During his panel Hurst revealed that he recently did “the last little tiny bit” of voice recording for God of War Ragnarok. While this does not comment on the game’s release, his statement suggests that development of the highly-anticipated sequel is going smoothly.

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As fans wait patiently for news about the game, recently-revealed God of War Ragnarok merchandise release dates may give gamers an estimated release date. Developer Santa Monica Studio has stated that the sequel will launch in 2022, but as the year progresses these claims become less and less believable. However, the recent listing of God of War Ragnarok merchandise could point to a release in September or October. Plush toys, hats and other memorabilia are set to release within that time frame, so fans could be experiencing Kratos and Atreus’ next adventure around then.
God of War Ragnarok will see a long-anticipated confrontation between Kratos and Thor, with Ryan Hurst bringing the merciless God of Thunder to life. The actor’s work on the game is apparently complete, suggesting that development may be entering its final stages. The game still lacks a release date, but Hurst is set to play an integral role in God of War Ragnarok once it does come out.

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Source: Steven Alvarez/YouTube (via NME)

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