HL2 Dr. Wallace Breen voice actor dies

Half-Life Series
#41

When I heard about this on the news yesterday, I was pretty sad.

Oh look, Episode 3 has just been delayed again.

#42

I was pretty sad when I heard about this, he did an amazing job in half life 2, I also agree that any replacement for Dr Breen would be disrespectful and would never do justice to Robert Culp

RIP Robert Culp

#43

i agree with ye

#44

you guys sound like Heath Ledger fanboys

#45

:fffuuu:

#46

:fffuuu::fffuuu::fffuuu::fffuuu::fffuuu::fffuuu:

#47

RIP Mr. Culp.
May they run an “I Spy” Marathon in your honor.

#48

If Valve wanted to do a Breen Character again, they wouldn’t need him, as breen was put into a host body, thus he no longer has the same vocal cords to make the same sound. All they would have to do is have a character with an alien voice that talks like breen would talk.

#49

Walrus Broomstick

#50

hahahahahahahahahahahah, yeah

#51

In my opinion, Breen is definitely dead and always was. Valve never planned his comeback. It was an antagonist for HL2, he played his role and passed away. Now, there are combine advisors to take his role…

#52

So are you saying that “The breen is a lie”? If he “always was”
dead how did we see him. :retard:

#53

So you’re saying Valve’s plans are subject to opinion?

#54

Considering Valve have been working on Ep 3 for a few years, they should have come pretty far and already have his VO’s (if any) recorded.

I think I’ll play some HL2 just to hear his awesome voice acting right now!

#55

I believe the intent of the message was “his opinion is subject to what he thinks Valve’s plans will be”.
(We can hope his estimate of the future is based on some sort of chronological trend…)

#56

I would say Valve would take a moment for silence to commemorate his passing… but they have been doing that for 3 years :fffuuu: they must have known it all a long that he’d die…

#57

^^no shit

#58

O_o
Never thought that G-Man and Barney was voiced by the same guy…

However…
R.I.P. to you… Robert Culp

#59

#60

heh, that’s kind of cool of them

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