https://www.finder.com.au/b-j-blazkowicz-actor-all-but-confirms-wolfenstein-new-colossus
http://twoleftsticks.com/call-duty-infinite-warfare-interview-brian-bloom/
http://twoleftsticks.com/call-duty-infinite-warfare-interview-brian-bloom/
We knew it was coming but it's nice to hear Blazko's voice remains the same. Can't wait for the reveal!In 2014 Brian portrayed B.J. Blackowicz in Wolfenstein: The New Order. With B.J.s fate unknown at the end of The New Order, Brian said this of future Wolfenstein games, Ill be safe with this answer. If you look at Bethesdas E3 2016 lineup there was a title hinted at in a cool way. It sparked a bit of wildfire. That subtle, very simple DOS language, going through the titles. Perhaps were working on that as we speak.
The potential of a new Wolfenstein game is exciting, but questions are still abound as to whats next for B.J. On the topic of what he would like to explore next as B.J. Brian said,Whoever B.J. Blaskowicz was, in the content we have so far, hes the articulation of a promise not kept; a country that surrendered while he was in a coma. Hes fighting a war on his own with a very small group of people, completely outgunned and out-manned. A world taken over by scourge of racism, nazism, and fascism.
Anya and their relationship in many ways is B.J. attempting to give redemption to the dream lost. Those ideals that he has that might be idealistic marriage, children, living in a free world. Its all part of who he is. Putting my own feelings aside, and giving the audience all room to have their own feelings about this. I think we can agree that his core convictions are related to that kind of loyalty.