Actor from The Last of Us Season Two Nabs Role in Intergalactic

Naughty Dog's upcoming game "Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet" has secured a notable actor from the HBO series "The Last of Us." Tony Dalton, known for his role as Lalo Salamanca in "Better Call Saul," impressed Neil Druckmann during his performance as Joel's father, leading to his casting in this new sci-fi title. Alongside Dalton, actress Tati Gabrielle, who plays Nora in "The Last of Us," is also part of the project. Druckmann praised Dalton's ability to embody both charm and menace, making him an ideal fit for the game. This move showcases the continuing synergy between Naughty Dog's television adaptations and their gaming projects, as fans eagerly await more details on this highly anticipated title.

In "The Last of Us" series, Tony Dalton plays Javier Miller, Joel's father, who is portrayed as a police officer with violent tendencies. His character has a complex relationship with his sons, Joel and Tommy, revealing deeper family dynamics.

"Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet" marks a significant venture for Naughty Dog as they expand their storytelling into new genres and formats. The game will likely build on the rich narratives established in their previous titles, integrating characters that resonate with audiences from both the gaming and television realms.