"I'm sorry, but it's the only choice for long-form storytelling in television. That access to a character's emotional life, over the course of time, is what makes you empathize and connect with a character. "To go on this journey with your protagonist, you're not going to be able to bring an audience along in a long-form story without having access to a character's face, which tells you what they're feeling, how they think about everything. "When you play a first-person shooter, the way that a character is developed is very different than what's necessary when you're making long-form television," Schreiber attempted to explain to TechRadar. Schreiber is best known for co-starring roles in "Orange is the New Black" and "American Gods." As previously announced, and much to the chagrin of hardcore "Halo" gamers, Master Chief will be taking his helmet off for the first time in franchise history and thus shattering any remaining mystery the character has forged over 20 years. Pablo Schreiber scored the main role of the genetically-enhanced super soldier mainly identified as Master Chief (AKA John-117). Much is focused on the side characters in this preview, which has some acolytes worried that it will stray too far from the core arc of the gaming franchise. Paramount Plus unleashed the final trailer for "Halo" on March 14 and it's a blistering bonanza of epic sci-fi action and jaw-dropping alien vistas that fans of the game should respond to positively. The series was directed by Otto Bathurst ("Peaky Blinders"). "Halo" was written and created by Steven Kane ("The Last Ship," "The Closer") and Kyle Killen ("The Beaver"), with Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment along for the ride as an executive producer. Master Chief and his crew will face off against the Covenant in the live-action series, but don't expect a direct adaptation of the video game franchise. "The things you see and hear are all familiar and grounded in the spirit of the core themes of “Halo” - hope, heroism, humanity, wonder - while giving space for the story to develop in a way it needs to for the medium." "The intent of the Silver Timeline is to allow to be founded in canon," producer Kiki Wolfkill told Inverse. Master Chief and his Fireteam Silver do most of the plot’s heavy lifting, but now the mysterious Spartan warrior will be saddled with an orphaned teenage companion named Kwan (Yerin Ha), whose parents were killed by The Covenant. It instead targets interpersonal relationships between characters that might be unfamiliar to fans. Officially dubbed the "Silver Timeline," (as opposed to the Halo timeline of the games) this Halo TV series unfolds just outside the games’ established continuity and was inspired by the bounty of material discovered inside years of “Halo” comic books and novels. The live-action Halo series on Paramount Plus will span 9 episodes starting March 24.
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