Hitman actors ImDavidBateson and janelizperry sat down with ComicBook for an exclusive interview about the long-running franchise, Project 007, and much more.
✖ As it stands, the Hitman series is on an indefinite hiatus. Developer IO Interactive has confirmed it is setting its sights on Project 007, the studio's own take on legendary MI6 agent James Bond. Although IO will likely revisit the Hitman saga at a later date, the series is on the backburner right now. Actors David Bateson and Jane Perry recently sat down with ComicBook.com to talk about their work on the series over a year after Hitman 3's release.
So I think it's a really good kind of lateral step into something different and bigger. I mean, Hitman has its own massive fan base, and I think 007 also has its own massive fan base, which is going to be slightly different because, of course, 007's been around for a long, long time, and it's not the first 007 game either. So, I think it's going to be great.
JP: It's funny when your voice actor, sometimes you don't really know what's going on until the very last moment anyway. I mean, even in a game that you've been really involved in, you're just like you show up. You're like, 'Oh, this is happening now? Okay, fine.' So we're always the last to know. You'll probably know before we do.
JP: I was just thinking, Cade, when you asked that question, I thought, I would really struggle with that, to be honest. I would really have to sort of manually take myself in hand and go,"Okay, I'm just going to accept this for what this is," but it would be hard, definitely, because David to me is Agent 47. That's the truth, a universal truth.
They decided that they would go behind the backs of their employers because they didn't like the feedback that was coming in and they realized it was just a mistake. Then, in all secrecy, we recorded the whole script over about a month in a sound studio in Copenhagen where we sort of went in and locked the door. Then they sort of took that sort of hard disc, flew over to Montreal and presented it to them and said,"Well, what do you think? Be honest.
JP: Well, yeah, I think it's interesting, isn't it? Because once again, getting back to the sort of unusual nature of playing a character for such a long period of time, I did sort of notice that in the first few years of playing Diana that David is absolutely right, the writing is superb and it's very tight and those scripts are extremely well thought out. So I would just kind of do my thing and work.
JP: It was great. It's just so wonderful to have the opportunity to play those kinds of emotional highs and lows and to go deeper into this really incredible relationship, professional relationship. There were a couple of moments when I was in the studio, I would be saying some of the lines I had to say, and I'd start to cry and they'll say,"No, no, no, she didn't cry." That's not Diana crying, that's me crying.
So there was just so much processing that had to go on with that character and I found it really challenging, like going into the mental territory that she goes into was kind of exhausting sometimes. I'd finish a four-hour session and I'd just drag myself out of the studio and had to go somewhere and have a cup of tea and recover. However, Housemarque is, like IO Interactive, such a wonderful developer and they were so great to work with.
I know that at one point you had mentioned that the Hitman TV series was thinking about having you in some kind of role, maybe not the lead protagonist but is that still happening? Do you know anything about that?
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