There are an incredible number of movies and TV shows currently in production based on the video games that you honestly forgot about Metal Gear Solid. A snake-based animation is in action and she has finally decided on her face. Oscar Isaac, who most recently made the Star Wars franchise, will play your very own guy, Solid Snake.
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to me final dateIsaac is chosen to play Solid Snake in Jordan Vogt Roberts’ Metal Gear Solid. I’m not good at using emojis, but Vogt-Roberts seems to have confirmed the news on Twitter as well.
There has been talk of Metal Gear Solid for many years at this point, ever since Konami announced in 2012 that it would be created by Sony Pictures and produced by Avi Arad. Since then, other names have been slowly but surely being chosen including Vogt-Roberts as the director. With now announced frontline boss Oscar Isaac, rubber may finally be hitting the road on the project, despite a deadline report that the production start date is unknown.
Vogt-Roberts appeared on Animal talk show Over the summer, saying he was already hoping for filming but Covid-19 was causing disruptions. “Covid has kind of changed everything and we’re finding out a bunch of things,” he said in July. “I’ve been working on this thing for six years, trying to make it so annoying, rocky, real for Metal Gear, true to Kojima-san’s soul version of what this is. I’ll keep fighting for it every day.” Roberts has also talked about his history as a Metal Gear fan, and it looks like he’s not the only one.
Apparently Oscar Isaac He publicly threw his hat into the ring Back in 2019 to partner with Metal Gear Solid. Who will you play? He asked, and painfully answered as if there was any question, “snake, man.” Well, Isaac did it. Looks like you’re actually going to play Snake, man.
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