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The Last of Us: Bill’s Safe House Cinematic

July 14th, 2012 / Niraj Shah / News
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A new video of The Last of Us was revealed at Comic-Con in San Diego over the weekend, showing a cut-scene from the game. The video shows Joel and Ellie at a Safe House with a masked character, and features some strong language.

The masked man is a new character named Bill. Bill knows Joel somehow and he owes Joel a favor. Bill is voiced by accomplished Hollywood actor W. Earl Brown, who has appeared in numerous movies including Vanilla Sky, Scream, There’s Something About Mary and the upcoming movie The Lone Ranger.

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