Final Fantasy 14 actor was "determined to not step away" from the MMO after finding fame in Netflix's Bridgerton: "The writing is almost Shakespearean"
The Wi𝓀cked star isn't leaving G'raha Tia any time soon

Actor🌠 Jonathon Bailey was "determined" to continue voici🦩ng a beloved Final Fantasy 14 character, even after finding international fame.
Bailey is best known for his on-screen roles in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Netflix's Bridgerton and the upcoming 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Wicked adaptations, but years before his breakout performances, the actor voiced the fan-favorite cat boy G'raha Tia i🧜n Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood. And now, he doesn't plan on parting wi💫th the character any time soon.
. "I was so determined to not step away from this character that, when I was doing [theater show] Company, I had to record this in the day for about a week while doing eight shows at night."The arduous schedule meant that Bailey's tongue eventꦐually inflamed, but he seemed to think it was worth the sacrifice. "For any diehard fans out there, if there's a few hours of playing where I 🍬sound a bit lispy, that's because of that," Bailey continues. "So I apologize."
Bailey is set to play the character once again in this year's upcoming 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Dawntrail expansion, partly because of commu♉nity affection for G'raha Tia, but also because he thinks the "writing is almost Shakespearean." Bailey even took time in 🐎the interview to recall one notable line: "We'll travel the lands, cross the seas, and take to the skies upon the eternal wind, and it will be magnificent."
"I mean, it's amazing," Bailey says. "He's a sort of✤ very op🔴en, adoring, playful companion to the player."
Dawntrail, the game's more summery expansion, is bringing back the MMO content that everyone has m♔isseꦍd since Endwalker, alongside a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:returning cla🌳ss from Final Fantasy 6.
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