That joke about a vault being about the size of an amazon warehouse was good. Then I remembered that the show is made by amazon and it got a whole lot funnier as well as concerning.
Haha the irony of one of the evilest companies in the world making a tv show about an evil company! xD Perhaps, this is why the show is so good? Amazon doesn't have to try too hard to really capture that evil megacorporation feel, lmao.
I liked how she actually tried to get to know the Fallout universe to get more immersion into her character. Not everyone does this. It's good to see an actor trying harder than necessary to do a better job than usual.
Walton Goggins being extremely humble giving other actors their props like he's not an incredibly talented and established actor himself. He's honestly one of the best
Been a fan of his ever since I watched The Shield, which is one of the most criminally underrated shows of all time. His entire character arc is second only to the lead's, but is one of the biggest reasons why that show couldn't be made today despite being more relevant than when it was made.
He alone raises the bar for any other actor he works with. You would think his character in sons of anarchy is ridiculous on paper, but ended up being one of my favourites of that show, which is one of my favourites ever. He kills it every time.
Dude i just hope all the models make their way into the show somehow. Even an ex brotherhood raider to explain power armor training with raider power armor.
@@swimmerofage2148 i actually want to see the T-45, T-51, X-01/02 power armor eventually , and i think in a couple of mods for FO4, there was some T-65, and some T-70 or 80 something power armor
Love that she understood how devoted fallout fans are and made sure to immerse herself in the universe so she could play the part accurately. She did a great job
@@spudbencer7179as someone who has delveled deep into the lore played every game, nd loves the vibe of fallout. Cobb is one of the my fav fallout charecters ever put in the universe. Idk what your on about.
Knowing that Ella is actually British her impression of an American woman is spot on genuinely didn’t know she was British intail watching this video possibly one of my favorite actors as of late
"Knowing that Ella is actually British her impression of an American woman is spot on genuinely didn’t know she was British" Yeah, a lot of English actors tend to do that: Hugh Laurie, Andrew Lincoln, Tom Holland, Christian Bale, etc.
I have a lot of respect for Walton Goggins. He's one of those actors you've seen in all kinds of movies and TV shows, playing assorted bad guys most of the time. He's so good at what he does that you basically take him for granted as he supplies support for the main actors. I'm glad he's finally been cast in a role where he gets to shine. His Fallout character steals the show when he's on screen. Props to him. Glad he's finally been given the opportunity to really showcase his talent.
Imo he was one of the main stars in the Hateful Eight as well. I couldn’t imagine anyone in that role but Walton. His role is to be dislikeable so he gets the overshadowed by Kurt Russel and Sam Jackson, but he is every bit as talented as they are.
@@michaelvicente5365 "probably" key word there. People should focus more on figure out their own lives rather then creating fake scenarios so naturally
@@kevinm.n.5158 They didn't. They forced everyone to wear a vault jumpsuit and kept them working. They then hired Pinkerton raiders to attack the warehouse and kill a few of the pro-union workers, while filming.
Walton Goggins is such an underrated actor. He absolutely steals every scene he's in. Felt like he was pulling some of that Boyd Crowder into the role.
@Michael_Lochlann totally agree, found it while browsing once and completely fell in love with it, so underrated, after that I found Justified because of Walton Goggins and he is so underappreciated, such a talentet actor
@Michael_Lochlann forgot to add both shows especially the shield towards the end really showed Goggins' acting skills he pulls out all the emotions, but tbh everyone in that show were amazing
Absolutely; he was so amazing in the antihero role in Justified, and made the show perfect as the opposite of Tymothy Olyphant. I was so ramped up to see he was in this series.
@@azma11 Fairly sure they expected Ella Purnell to be the ‘big star’. But Goggins is so powerful in the scenes that she is almost invisible. In Justified Olyphant was the ‘big star’ but Goggins definitely pulled far more weight with his character than they probably expected. But in Fallout, he just is *the* character.
@@kellypaws Big disagree about him making Ella almost invisible. Their chemistry is great and allows them both to shine. Ella is right up there with him.
All three of them did a phenomenal job honestly. I never expected Walton Goggins to be a ghoul in a Fallout live action but he nailed it. The mans a legend.
Ella Purnell deserves all the praise for not only her performance but the respect she gave to the source material and the fans of that material. Superstar in the making 🔥
You could tell in the show Walton loved being the ghoul. Dude gets to be in a massive budget sci-fi show but for him it's the gunslinger/western genre he's known for just in makeup.
To pull back another layer, the ghoul was an actor who played a famous cowboy, so basically Goggins is an actor known for westerns playing another actor known for westerns🤔
I understand why they chose Westworld directors for it, because the ghoul has the same demenor as one of the protagonists in westworld (western bad-half good -half guy)
I think Walton Goggins is THE PERFECT actor for cowboy/outlaw roles in Movies/TV Shows. Loved his performance in Fallout, The Hateful 8 and Django. He is a great actor
i watched one of his interviews i can't remember which one but he was saying he couldn't be in a mafia roll but idk a wild west story where sicilian mafia crossed over to conduct business in america...idk man it could be good js
This is because Americans want to do everything differently, one of the few countries that does not use the metric system. They're happy, everyone's happy lol
That's not actually the reason why. In fact when the US adopted the system, it was actually the standard across the British Empire and still is used in many countries. We just never got rid of it (although we tried in the late 70s).@@DrakkioRisorge
@@valspals9188 Same in England, dunno why it's just America that gets flak for using Imperial when we still use inches, feet, miles, acres, stone and pints. 😂
Regular ghouls engage in human trafficking exchanging alive humans for vials, the humans are then gutted for organs by a robot. How worse can their name really go after this? 👍
Walton Goggins as the Ghoul is the reason I love this show. He is as fantastic in this as he was in SoA and Justified, stealing every scene he is in just by sheer charisma.
did he also just drop a secret spoiler that he was never cryogenically frozen. i assume he meant he lived 200 years out in the wasteland and not in a vault lmao
I've seen a bunch of Walton Goggins' interviews since the show released and I gotta say, I really appreciate that he doesn't ever put down the medium of videogames despite not playing them himself. Lots of actors or non-millenials/zoomers in general seem dismissive of games even when they try not to be, but he seems very open to the idea that there's probably a reason they are so beloved, even if he doesn't quite get it himself.
well said.. for most its either they love em or hate em.. (more specifically women too) i had 1 ex who looked down on me for playing them, and 2 that actively would either play or watch, .. im not saying its the best thing to do with your time all the time, but for me it is a wonderful escape for a bit.. and sometimes more than a bit! haha . anyway agreed!
Lots of them yes. Then there was Robin Williams who named his daughter after a videogame character before it was cool to name your children after videogame characters.
@@johnlombardo7816i know what you mean! my sister and i weren't really video game kids growing up, mainly because our mom wouldn't buy them for us. it took us a few years to actually get into video games and appreciate them. they're like movies i can participate it. fallout 4 has been the first fps game that i like to play because VATS has been great training wheels! im nowhere near call of duty but that's def the goal
@@coupd_etats well, if you havent yet then, I highly highly highly recommend the game Prey. pure masterpiece.. maybe, imo in my 42 years on this earth, the best game ever made.. fallout has the extensive content, Prey just condenses it a bit into a more achievable end. I feel like ill never finish fallout, and ive seen some say theyve put thousands of hours(sounds insane, haha) you can beat Prey on easy or story level in like 30-50 hours.. or you can take longer because its just so much fun to do all the cool things in it. anyway, appreciate the comment, God bless
Walton should play New Vegas! He would honestly love the best and most rootin, tootin of all the Fallouts 🔫 A genuine post-apocalyptic cowboy experience!
I’m 26 and been a fan of Fallout since I was 12/13. All I can say is this show feels special, the cast are amazing and have good chemistry. It feels like one of those shows that doesn’t come around too often.
I feel the same way!! I first heard of fallout 3 when I was 13 and couldn't play it because I didn't have a console but now that I'm 23, I can safely say i caught up to most of the lore. Fallout 4 was my first fallout game and then New Vegas, and lastly 3. I'm so happy the show turned out the way it did, my gf was also very into it.
It's just like the Last of Us. It has great storytelling, excellent worldbuilding, character development, and set designs. The show is extremely accurate to the game lore, and the actors truly knocked it out of the park and really respect the source material. All of that is why these two shows were such successes.
To be totally honest, I admire Lucy for her commitment to the Fallout lore, she had at least an idea for most of the questions and played the games, which is not easy to do of you know nothing about it. Same goes for Maximus, the question about the transistor is something I was not expecting any of them to be able to reply.
She said she only played, what she calls it, the "first level" of Fallout 4 😆 But that's still way more than all the other guys, so i appreciate her for that. It's also possible she's played more of the game since saying that, but who knows.
@@marcoc7388 Aaron Moten has actually said in other interviews that he's a pretty big gamer, he just never played the fallout series. So i'm surprised that he never at least picked up the game to see what it was like. You're right about Walton Goggins though, he just plays Galaga and nothing else 😂
why would they even hire people that have never even heard of the game? thats like hiring someone to play a jedi thats never even seen starwars. adaptations need to be made by people who atleast have a hint of a clue of whats going on
I love that these actors give the same amount of devotion to creating a show that everyone loves just like the creators of the games did when they were made.
@@stanisawpiotr4798 and some vault dwellers, I think there’s a vault that didnt get experimented on so they weren’t too bad. Also is the Institute BAD? I feel like they could also be considered good depending on your pov
@@EDEL434 he said that enough people in the writing room had such a love and respect for the games that he wanted someone to be fresh and bring ideas that weren't solely love letters to the game.
I absolutely LOVED how Ella Purnell played her role. Absolutely fantastic performance. The best it could have ever been for this, in my opinion. Can't wait for season two.
“Well in the game…” that is EXACTLY what I want to hear an actor saying when playing a role in my favourite game’s movie adaptation, they all did a really good job imo
First time I watch one of those quizz with actors actually knowing so well the world they're playing in. Says a lot about their commitment. I admire that.
They're actors, it's good that they are paying attention to the world building but I wouldn't expect actors to also be gamers to do an amazing job. The main thing is that the people writing and producing the thing are sticking to the game canon and listening to Bethesda Studios.
@@nevertrusasmurf im in american who has only grown up in singapore, so. Not ignorant. Do you know how to measure by both meters and feet? Can you measure in both kilograms and pounds?
@@Bitemarked she very clearly knows ALOT more than the others do. It makes sense since she has said shes a fan of the games. Love to see it. Clearly there is alot of passion going into this series and that shows up on screen. show gets a 9/10 for me.
@@Linkzs117facts 9/10 for me as well. It’s nice to see video game movie/show adaptations actually done right for once. Thank god they did a great job on this unlike with Halo💔
Question (3:49), “Is Wasteland in the Fallout universe?“ I‘m pretty sure the question is referring to game Wasteland rather than the wasteland which is referred to in the Fallout universe. The game Wasteland partially inspired the devs to create the original Fallout game and is not a part of the Fallout universe in itself.
Also it's not quite right to say it inspired the devs, since Brian Fargo made both games. It's better to say Fallout is a spiritual successor to Wasteland
3:47 Wasteland (Capital W) refers to the rpg series of games, the first of which came out in the 1980s and was a precursor to Fallout's post-apocalyptic setting, The two series share several common tropes (desert rangers, mutants, etc) but they do not share a universe.
can someone just thank mr goggins that he got this job? ppl were praying and asking to have a fallout tv show WITH HIM. im very impressed how educated they are about fallout lore . wow
None of them know Fallout lore and keeps using terms like "maybe" or "I think so". I get it. They're actors. But at least learn the lore so you can pretend to know what you're talking about as the characters.
Thank you so much Aaron Moten for calling the “bear” a Yao guai. They unfortunately didn’t call it a Yao Guai in the show. One of the very very few complaints I have on this awesome adaptation of Fallout. The first season actually blew me away. Glad I went in with no expectations.
@@jaychannel7885 I feel like at some point with how good video game adaptations are starting to consistently become, Henry Cavill is just gonna ACCIDENTALLY stumble into a series/movie he already played for 400 hours. Don't say Warhammer, because that's literally 40k hours.
the entire show was cast so specutacularly. eric estrada ate the scene up he was in...incredible stuff. and jon daly as the chicken effing snakeoil salesman was just amazing
The reason this show is so successful is because you can tell everyone invested in the source material. The actors know so much about the games unlike other shows or movies where you ask an actor a question and they have no clue what the game or comic book is about. Fallout tv show is amazing! Season 2 gonna be epic!
bruh, they dont, he said they would exsplore the whole world, but in the games, its only usa, so why would they discover the other places thats not even canon yet?
@@SimSummer Dude... He wasn't talking about the games, series could very much include other areas, and, more importantly, it was clearly a joke - series was only just renewed for season 2, he as an actor has no idea how long Amazon will keep it alive...
Dude. Do yourself a favor. Play fallout 4. Best graphics. Fantastic (arguably not the best storyline but the game itself is so immersive doesn’t really matter) based in post-apocalyptic Boston. 10/10 5 🌟 I’ve replayed it multiple times.
@@zbatchDOC I believe I started that but never really got into it. I know I played 3 for a few hours but got tired of walking around. Maybe I’ll give 4 another chance. TBH I never really got into Bethesda games but that was awhile ago so maybe my tastes have changed.
Honestly, me too. I never got into the games. I just have a problem with too much freedom with Bethesda games. It's my problem for sure. But I will watch the series because of Walton Goggins.
Honestly in comparison to the rest of video game tv shows/movies their knowledge on the games is actually better then I thought it would be Edit: just finished the show. It was incredible. A video game adaptation done right.
@@daggerfalls101 have you already forgotten The Witcher, Halo, Rings of Power???? This show needs to tank so Bethesda can get their head on straight. Same with Amazon. "catering to fans of the games is kinda pointless". Nolan can go F himself for that.
@@youngnat I've heard good things about that show, and I think it was moreso that the show runners wanted to let the actors explore their own personification of the characters based on the materials and direction rather than try to create a carbon copy of a video game character. As well written as the last of us is, there's certain things that simply wouldn't translate well to a show or movie, since there is no active player in these mediums but instead a passive audience. Compare this to the Halo series, where both the actors and show runners intentionally avoided learning anything about the games or the larger setting. It led to versions of these iconic characters that are nothing like their video game counterparts, ex: the Keyes, Master Chief, the Arbiter, Cortana, Halsey. It all comes down to the competency of the show runners to balance what's good for bringing the setting to a show format, and staying true to the setting as a whole.
@@daggerfalls101The last of us show runners included the head director for Last Of Us games, no one knows more than that guy and even he didn’t want the actors to know crap. I’m saying this because I think this video is rather pointless and is neither a good nor bad sign for the show. Especially since fallout doesn’t have characters to adapt for TV, just the setting and the storytelling. The most worrying thing is that they don’t have to give fans what they want for it to be a good fallout TV show.
I think it becomes further shown that a lot of the big money IP (star wars, the superheroes, etc) are so famous they attract creators and financiers that are not serious about quality while a lesser known IP like fallout may be more likely pursued by those that really want to create something great
@@blltz4410I genuinely hope Hollywood is paying attention to how this one played out. Who would have guessed that just sticking to the source material and remaining passionate would’ve resulted in greatness? Certainly not the Witcher 😂
@@FirEBeast100% agree. It’ll never make sense to me cause even if creators and financiers have zero appreciation for the source material and just want to make money, if they just follow the material it’s so much more likely to do well!
Actors who actually tried to play the game & pay respect to the source material? I'm in love, Walton's has been one of my favorite actors since Sons of Anarchy
Not Wired though...3:48 "Is Wasteland in the Fallout universe?" WROOOOOOOOONG! Wasteland is actually a GAME not "the wasteland", it's an old game that inspired Fallout (it got remade recently) same setting but not in the same universe simply because Fallout didn't exist yet...check your stuff Wired!😉
@@transientanus i actually had that thought as I was typing it, because it feels weird and parasocial, but using their full names or last names both felt weirder so I made a call 🤷♂️😅
I love how genuinely smart and considerate these actors are, especially with that question about the realism of the setting. Definitely a great promotion for the show
it is refreshing that they the actors and showrunner don't treat the fanbase like and idiot children like other (video game/famous books adapted) shows did.
I was quite literally in tears after binging all 8 episodes yesterday because of how perfect it was. I've been playing the Fallout games since they released in 1997 and I was in awe of how much justice they did the series. The story was absolutely perfect. The references and sets were unbelievably spot on. Just wow. THANK YOU to Amazon, Kilter, Bethesda, and the cast and crew for creating something us Fallout fans would love!
I absolutely agree. Im so glad they made the series faithful to the universe and didn't try to overdo it with making it accessible to the general audience. It would be a good series for a non fallout fan, and it's and amazing series for a fallout fan. Every detail I've noticed so far has been incredibly accurate to the games and I'm so relieved they took the time to do so. Both the CGI and practical effects all look phenomenal. This should be the standard for video game based TV series
@ANewHandTouchesTheBeacon I'm genuinely interested what you think could be better. Not trying to attack you in any way I'm just genuinely curious and want some more perspectives.
@kettle_wooma idk about them, but my main nitpick is how they reworked ghouls again. Now it seems like they are made by / require a medicine to not go feral when that's never been even remotely mentioned In the series. The closest theory we had was that it's a mixture of rads and genetics
I agree. I think it would only help, but they don't need to know the lore. Their characters don't know the lore, they live their solitary lives. They dunno who the Courier is or The Lone Wanderer like we do. It would be weird if they did.
On the Amazon prime page for Fallout they literally show spoilers and a little lore section for people who’ve never heard of the series , they’re clearly putting tons of effort to understand the world
It's so refreshing to see actors who actually really love the world they're a part of, Goggins carried the entire show for me. He was absolutely brilliant in every aspect. My new favourite actor by far.
The fact that Goggins just gave out that they have a 5 year contract for this show is awesome! “I lived for 200 years, let’s see if I can live to 205” 😮😮
I don't necessarily think he was saying they have a 5 year contract, more of just a random number, maybe just what he hopes they'll go for. But they don't even know if there's gonna be a season 2. So I doubt they have a 5 year contract.
I think what they meant with the question "Is Wasteland in the Fallout Universe?" is if the Game "WASTELAND" (the not only spiritual predecessor to the Fallout games) is actually playing in the Fallout universe... To which I have to say: Sadly not. Storyline is completely different, setting is completely different and the nuclear war that ended civilisation as we know it took place in 1998. And for the record: GET THEM A SECOND SEASON AMAZON! THEY ARE BRILLIANT AND WE NEED MORE!
I read somewhere that Fallout DID start as a Wasteland game, but they ended up doing their own thing. Similar to how Warcraft/Starcraft were supposed to be Warhammer games originally.
@@teglesifer you are correct, fallout was intended to be a wasteland Game but interplay, the original creators of the fallout franchise failed to obtain the rights to wasteland. Also there are plenty of wasteland references in the franchise.
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"- How to become a ghoul in Fallout?
- Well you gotta have a great agent..."
That was a nice one.
Yeah, he's such a chil man. He played his role really well in the show
😂😂 especially after watching the show
To be a goul you have to survive the nuclear fallout and take all the radiation that transform your body.
no no im pretty sure it is insane amounts or radiation yeah.
nice cast I'm happy they dont messed it up
Walton is perfect for the role. He oozes 1960s big movie star charisma.
He's got that 1960s-70s spaghetti western vibe
@@jujijime Facts. Watch Justified if you havent seen it.
He's a great actor, I can't think of a single role I've seen him in that he didn't absolutely nail.
He is Great in Justified
Guy killed the role, good casting
That joke about a vault being about the size of an amazon warehouse was good. Then I remembered that the show is made by amazon and it got a whole lot funnier as well as concerning.
yeeeeeah amazon could be vault-tec
didnt really catch that until you mentioned it. thats pretty good. you are now my 'momentary' hero!
Harsh... on VaultTec, they'd never make workers pee in bottles
Haha the irony of one of the evilest companies in the world making a tv show about an evil company! xD Perhaps, this is why the show is so good? Amazon doesn't have to try too hard to really capture that evil megacorporation feel, lmao.
Haha…
I liked how she actually tried to get to know the Fallout universe to get more immersion into her character. Not everyone does this. It's good to see an actor trying harder than necessary to do a better job than usual.
You can tell Aaron moten knows way more than the both combined
@@christoff124 how?
@christoff124 ohyea the guy who's never played fallout definitely knows more
@@lucas2135 you need to socialize more... you will understand... unless you have low iq... then the world will always be a mystery to you
@@Aftmost17he watched streamers play it
Walton Goggins being extremely humble giving other actors their props like he's not an incredibly talented and established actor himself. He's honestly one of the best
IKR! I'm not a gamer but when I saw that he was in the cast I said, "I'M IN!".
He is still overlooked by many people. Hopefully it changes after Fallout.
Been a fan of his ever since I watched The Shield, which is one of the most criminally underrated shows of all time. His entire character arc is second only to the lead's, but is one of the biggest reasons why that show couldn't be made today despite being more relevant than when it was made.
He alone raises the bar for any other actor he works with. You would think his character in sons of anarchy is ridiculous on paper, but ended up being one of my favourites of that show, which is one of my favourites ever. He kills it every time.
He carried justified on his BACK
"we have few models but our main model is t60" he said it like he works for brotherhood of steel lmao
Dude i just hope all the models make their way into the show somehow. Even an ex brotherhood raider to explain power armor training with raider power armor.
@@swimmerofage2148 i actually want to see the T-45, T-51, X-01/02 power armor eventually , and i think in a couple of mods for FO4, there was some T-65, and some T-70 or 80 something power armor
They all were kinda in character
Noop, T-45
The most widely produced PA variant
@@deracer69 some are better than others, but cost to maintain, complexity, etc basically put the t45 as the most economical IIRC
Love that she understood how devoted fallout fans are and made sure to immerse herself in the universe so she could play the part accurately. She did a great job
She did a great job. Unilike all the other people on the show.
@@spudbencer7179Wdym? The characters are generally well acted and fit in the universe
@@spudbencer7179as someone who has delveled deep into the lore played every game, nd loves the vibe of fallout. Cobb is one of the my fav fallout charecters ever put in the universe. Idk what your on about.
Is it part of the official canon that her dad is an evil corporate clone-manager?
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 that isn't decided by her, it's not relevant to how she handled playing her character
Knowing that Ella is actually British her impression of an American woman is spot on genuinely didn’t know she was British intail watching this video possibly one of my favorite actors as of late
@@sctmcgi don’t think their comment was so complex it needed analysis but thanks
@@sctmcg r/IAmVerySmart
for some reason i could tell she was british but only by how she looked, her acting and accent was perfect😂
"Knowing that Ella is actually British her impression of an American woman is spot on genuinely didn’t know she was British"
Yeah, a lot of English actors tend to do that: Hugh Laurie, Andrew Lincoln, Tom Holland, Christian Bale, etc.
@@codyeaster290 Hugh Laurie executed it insanely well in an all-time best 176 episode show. Very few actors could get near him in that regard
It's actually so nice that Ella did the research about Vaults and about the game in general. She is so cool
Yeah its funny to imagine her playing fallout 4 haha
@@lordofcheese69 I think she's the only one of the cast who'd actually played the games, so it doesn't surprise me that she knows a fair bit
now that she located Hank, she should try Fallout 3 at least to the Megaton. just to see how dad's search in the game is handled.
she didn't research, shes the fallout nerd of the team, girl played all of em
Imagine thinking she actually was into the fallout game and not coached on how to answer these questions immediately before they began filming lololol
Walton jokes about 10 seasons but I'd def watch 10 seasons of it
Even if they don't - they always have the out of some random car just spontaneously exploding on any of the characters...
6 seasons and a movie
It was good.
if it doesn't get repetitive I will watch 10 seasons of it.
if no one would, I would
Walton jokes it’ll be 10 seasons, but after watching the first season, I hope it is. Loved every second of it!
I don't think 10 will be enough.
same!!!! it's been a while since i watched such a good show - and i wasn't expecting it either.
With another 10 seasons as side quests
100%
First 10 seasons, then all 122 seasons in-all to capture every vault's story. 👍
I have a lot of respect for Walton Goggins. He's one of those actors you've seen in all kinds of movies and TV shows, playing assorted bad guys most of the time. He's so good at what he does that you basically take him for granted as he supplies support for the main actors. I'm glad he's finally been cast in a role where he gets to shine. His Fallout character steals the show when he's on screen. Props to him. Glad he's finally been given the opportunity to really showcase his talent.
Imo he was one of the main stars in the Hateful Eight as well. I couldn’t imagine anyone in that role but Walton. His role is to be dislikeable so he gets the overshadowed by Kurt Russel and Sam Jackson, but he is every bit as talented as they are.
Ella is beautiful but walt is legendary
I love how she actually knows how many vaults are
It’s a lie.
@@stanknugget Oh boy, tin foil hat time
@@michaelvicente5365 "probably" key word there.
People should focus more on figure out their own lives rather then creating fake scenarios so naturally
@stanknugget or it's because she played Fallout 4 and researched a bunch before the show
You do realize she was holding the Q&A card right…
‘About the size of an Amazon warehouse’ - implying maybe they filmed the vault scenes in a literal Amazon warehouse
Or an actual Amazon Vault xD
Jeff Bezos's vault
No way Amazon would take a reduction in productivity and empty out just for that. Edit: I am wrong and ignorant, forgive me
@@kevinm.n.5158Verified, worked for Amazon for 7 years in operations. They would however just buy up a brand new warehouse.
@@kevinm.n.5158 They didn't. They forced everyone to wear a vault jumpsuit and kept them working. They then hired Pinkerton raiders to attack the warehouse and kill a few of the pro-union workers, while filming.
Walton Goggins is such an underrated actor. He absolutely steals every scene he's in. Felt like he was pulling some of that Boyd Crowder into the role.
He was great in Justified
Also in the shield, one of my favorite characters in that show
@Michael_Lochlann totally agree, found it while browsing once and completely fell in love with it, so underrated, after that I found Justified because of Walton Goggins and he is so underappreciated, such a talentet actor
@Michael_Lochlann forgot to add both shows especially the shield towards the end really showed Goggins' acting skills he pulls out all the emotions, but tbh everyone in that show were amazing
Absolutely; he was so amazing in the antihero role in Justified, and made the show perfect as the opposite of Tymothy Olyphant. I was so ramped up to see he was in this series.
I don’t think they expected Walton Goggins to be the star.
He *is* the star. Every single scene is stolen, brilliantly.
They should have. Haven't they seen Justified? The guy's got charisma.
@@azma11 Fairly sure they expected Ella Purnell to be the ‘big star’. But Goggins is so powerful in the scenes that she is almost invisible.
In Justified Olyphant was the ‘big star’ but Goggins definitely pulled far more weight with his character than they probably expected. But in Fallout, he just is *the* character.
They knew what they were doing
@@kellypaws Big disagree about him making Ella almost invisible. Their chemistry is great and allows them both to shine. Ella is right up there with him.
The Amazon line was funny because if there is any company on Planet Earth that draws a parallel to Vault-tec, it's Amazon.
I think it's more the swiss Nestlé company that seems to own every relevant food brand on the planet. THIS should scare you.
@@der_jonny It does. The stuff they did in Africa made me take note. Look it up if you haven’t already.
Idk Bethesda themselves give Amazon a run for the money
Literally my thought when he said it 🤣
and the show was made by Amazon too XD
All three of them did a phenomenal job honestly. I never expected Walton Goggins to be a ghoul in a Fallout live action but he nailed it. The mans a legend.
He’s seriously underrated. Dude can do drama, action, comedy, everything. I was glad when he got a lot more screen time than I expected.
My Dad went to high school with him back in the 80s.
He's always the best bad guy cowboy.
if anyone else had played the ghoul, it wouldn't have been the same. he really was a perfect fit imo and stole every scene he was in.
He's awesome as Cecil in Invincible
"who are the good guys in Fallout"
what a great question
Definitely Followers of the Apocalypse
The answer is … they all think that they are the good guys
Caesar's Legion
@@bobafett9348 Ave.
@@bobafett9348Hail to Caesar
Ella Purnell deserves all the praise for not only her performance but the respect she gave to the source material and the fans of that material. Superstar in the making 🔥
And she is absolutely lovely
mad respect to him knowing the microproscessor fact and even madder respect to her for knowing the amount of vaults
Super duper respect for knowing basic facts about the source material you're adopting.
@@gownerjones Like they said, they're the actors not the writers. I wouldn't fault them for not knowing stuff like that
technically it was the transistor i think
Their holding a Q&A card.. it has the answers on them too
@@nomad886 i mean maybe but it felt genuine and thats not proven its just your assumption
Walton absolutely killed this role. Unbelievable charisma
He’s atleast an 8 on his Special Charisma
@@Ben_not_10 It has been an honour to give your comment the first thumbs up. Bravo.
You could tell in the show Walton loved being the ghoul. Dude gets to be in a massive budget sci-fi show but for him it's the gunslinger/western genre he's known for just in makeup.
To pull back another layer, the ghoul was an actor who played a famous cowboy, so basically Goggins is an actor known for westerns playing another actor known for westerns🤔
Westworld
@@AngrySanta-o3fTropic Thunder reference lol
Goggins was born for this role.
I understand why they chose Westworld directors for it, because the ghoul has the same demenor as one of the protagonists in westworld (western bad-half good -half guy)
Such a collection of charisma and acting talent among these three. That factor really helped the show have a successful first season.
Working at an Amazon Warehouse is like being stuck in a Vault for experiments, confirmed.
The Overseer wants to see you after your next shift
It's too bad the Fallout show was nonsensical woke garbage.
@@TexZenMaster bro what.
@@TexZenMaster I don't think you watched the right Fallout show then.
@TexZenMaster please elaborate
I think Walton Goggins is THE PERFECT actor for cowboy/outlaw roles in Movies/TV Shows. Loved his performance in Fallout, The Hateful 8 and Django. He is a great actor
The Shield is what he's known for for people with taste
Love all 3 of these, PLEASE WATCH JUSTIFIED!!
@@pawanmirchandani83 i will
i watched one of his interviews i can't remember which one but he was saying he couldn't be in a mafia roll but idk a wild west story where sicilian mafia crossed over to conduct business in america...idk man it could be good js
He just play himself. He was same attitude in Justified. Love him. Thos he played a trans in one series, forgot or supressed what that was LUL
Walton Goggins might hands down be the best actor for Evil Cowboys that has ever existed tbh
Rootin tootin
He's a Quentin Tarantino favourite!
HEY PILGRUM!
Fallout and Westworld had the best
Very similar characters
Walton goggins might just be be one of the greatest actors. Period
The fact that Walton doesn't actually have that ultra-southern accent like in Django Unchained and in Fallout deeply startled me 🤣
But he is not southern in Fallout
@@sassmos The persona of the Ghoul very much has it. Cooper Howard doesn't have it.
He has a subtle southern accent in the Shield, and a pretty thick one in Justified. His accent in The Shield is pretty close to this one
@@Eupator5haven't seen either of those 2 you named but now i wanna check it out to see goggins other roles
@@josiahgonzalez942 I heartily recommend both shows, they're great, and Goggins is a big part of why
"what would that be in square meters?" " i dont know i live in america" such an on brand underrated answer.
This is because Americans want to do everything differently, one of the few countries that does not use the metric system. They're happy, everyone's happy lol
@@DrakkioRisorge as an American I get it 😂
That's not actually the reason why. In fact when the US adopted the system, it was actually the standard across the British Empire and still is used in many countries. We just never got rid of it (although we tried in the late 70s).@@DrakkioRisorge
@DrakkioRisorge we learn and use both systems. There's just a lot of stupid people.
@@valspals9188 Same in England, dunno why it's just America that gets flak for using Imperial when we still use inches, feet, miles, acres, stone and pints. 😂
Aaron saying "I think Ferals give regular Ghouls a bad name" makes me think I am absolutely going to love this trio
Dude pretty much hit the nail on the head with that statement
Regular ghouls engage in human trafficking exchanging alive humans for vials, the humans are then gutted for organs by a robot. How worse can their name really go after this? 👍
lmao
Walton Goggins as the Ghoul is the reason I love this show. He is as fantastic in this as he was in SoA and Justified, stealing every scene he is in just by sheer charisma.
Also liked his part in hateful 8
Also vice principals and the righteous gemstones, he's just amazing in everything 😂
did he also just drop a secret spoiler that he was never cryogenically frozen. i assume he meant he lived 200 years out in the wasteland and not in a vault lmao
...and The Shield, Vice Principles, The Righteous Gemstones, every show he is in, KILLS!
If you love him in Fallout and/or Justified definitely seek out his episodes in Sons of Anarchy (no spoilers but🤯)
Walton Goggins is absolutely incredible in this. I've always found him to be very underrated and I hope that stops after this show, he kills it.
I've seen a bunch of Walton Goggins' interviews since the show released and I gotta say, I really appreciate that he doesn't ever put down the medium of videogames despite not playing them himself. Lots of actors or non-millenials/zoomers in general seem dismissive of games even when they try not to be, but he seems very open to the idea that there's probably a reason they are so beloved, even if he doesn't quite get it himself.
well said.. for most its either they love em or hate em.. (more specifically women too) i had 1 ex who looked down on me for playing them, and 2 that actively would either play or watch, .. im not saying its the best thing to do with your time all the time, but for me it is a wonderful escape for a bit.. and sometimes more than a bit! haha . anyway agreed!
Lots of them yes. Then there was Robin Williams who named his daughter after a videogame character before it was cool to name your children after videogame characters.
@@johnlombardo7816i know what you mean! my sister and i weren't really video game kids growing up, mainly because our mom wouldn't buy them for us. it took us a few years to actually get into video games and appreciate them. they're like movies i can participate it. fallout 4 has been the first fps game that i like to play because VATS has been great training wheels! im nowhere near call of duty but that's def the goal
@@coupd_etats well, if you havent yet then, I highly highly highly recommend the game Prey. pure masterpiece.. maybe, imo in my 42 years on this earth, the best game ever made.. fallout has the extensive content, Prey just condenses it a bit into a more achievable end. I feel like ill never finish fallout, and ive seen some say theyve put thousands of hours(sounds insane, haha) you can beat Prey on easy or story level in like 30-50 hours.. or you can take longer because its just so much fun to do all the cool things in it. anyway, appreciate the comment, God bless
Walton should play New Vegas! He would honestly love the best and most rootin, tootin of all the Fallouts 🔫 A genuine post-apocalyptic cowboy experience!
I love that Walton got most of these right just using common sense.
You get a lot of common sense when you’ve been around 240+ years
@@hoodedhound8643 😂 good one
I’m 26 and been a fan of Fallout since I was 12/13. All I can say is this show feels special, the cast are amazing and have good chemistry. It feels like one of those shows that doesn’t come around too often.
I feel the same way!! I first heard of fallout 3 when I was 13 and couldn't play it because I didn't have a console but now that I'm 23, I can safely say i caught up to most of the lore. Fallout 4 was my first fallout game and then New Vegas, and lastly 3. I'm so happy the show turned out the way it did, my gf was also very into it.
Yep, I was kinda nervous when the show was first announced, but they absolutely nailed it!
Ever since I played fallout 3 at the good age of 10, I've always wanted to see this turned into a movie. I'm especially excited to see new vegas.
@@Rose-yq5rs Glad you got to play all the games. Unfortunate the order you chose to play them in.
It's just like the Last of Us. It has great storytelling, excellent worldbuilding, character development, and set designs. The show is extremely accurate to the game lore, and the actors truly knocked it out of the park and really respect the source material. All of that is why these two shows were such successes.
1:58 Man really just went "WHAT THE F**K IS A KILOMETER?!"
Ella and Aaron are absolutely adorable and Walton is oozing charisma as usual
Oh Boyd Crowder always impresses!
They are so well cast!
These actors really deserve their props for making this show feel honest and believable
To be totally honest, I admire Lucy for her commitment to the Fallout lore, she had at least an idea for most of the questions and played the games, which is not easy to do of you know nothing about it. Same goes for Maximus, the question about the transistor is something I was not expecting any of them to be able to reply.
She said she only played, what she calls it, the "first level" of Fallout 4 😆
But that's still way more than all the other guys, so i appreciate her for that. It's also possible she's played more of the game since saying that, but who knows.
@@nwesterbeckmaster Yeah, none of them look like gamers, so having someone played at least 25% of the game is something I appreciate it
@@marcoc7388 Aaron Moten has actually said in other interviews that he's a pretty big gamer, he just never played the fallout series. So i'm surprised that he never at least picked up the game to see what it was like. You're right about Walton Goggins though, he just plays Galaga and nothing else 😂
why would they even hire people that have never even heard of the game? thats like hiring someone to play a jedi thats never even seen starwars. adaptations need to be made by people who atleast have a hint of a clue of whats going on
@@Squashedelica Mark Hamill had never seen star wars when he did A New Hope and he did a pretty solid job
I love that these actors give the same amount of devotion to creating a show that everyone loves just like the creators of the games did when they were made.
''who are the good guys in Fallout?''
Followers of the Apocalypse are probably the only truly good faction I can think of
The first time i played, with a name like this i thought they were a gang of savage raiders or something. Turns out it's the exact opposite 😆
Responders, Followers of the Apocalypse, Minutemen. There are a lot of purely good guys in Fallout.
@@stanisawpiotr4798 and some vault dwellers, I think there’s a vault that didnt get experimented on so they weren’t too bad. Also is the Institute BAD? I feel like they could also be considered good depending on your pov
@@Dakkrii The institute???? WoW
MINUTEMEN SWEEP!!!! ENCELS SEETHING OVER MINUTECHADS
Goggins said he didnt wanna play the games, he still has so much respect and really loves this world
why is he didnt want?
@@EDEL434 I think he has children he'd rather be spending time with
@@joek7080the games aren’t for everyone.
@@EDEL434he's not a gamer but he's also saying "hey that doesn't mean I don't respect them"
@@EDEL434 he said that enough people in the writing room had such a love and respect for the games that he wanted someone to be fresh and bring ideas that weren't solely love letters to the game.
I absolutely LOVED how Ella Purnell played her role. Absolutely fantastic performance. The best it could have ever been for this, in my opinion. Can't wait for season two.
Great character arc
My only issue is that she didn't cackle maniacally while she was stapling her wound closed. Missed opportunity.
she was terrible imo , only good actor was walton
@@marx0matko horrible opinion
@@marx0matko you're wrong
“Well in the game…” that is EXACTLY what I want to hear an actor saying when playing a role in my favourite game’s movie adaptation, they all did a really good job imo
Walton spitting truths for all these q&a's ..."we're actors, we're not writers"😂
I do understand some of the hate for the show but most is uncalled for and this is one of the things people don't understand
The guy who plays the ghoul is super charismatic
Check the show Justified. Goggins' character oozes charisma
he def maxed out 10 charisma
He was in The hateful 8
Walton Goggins is one of my favorite actors, I could watch him reading a grocery list and be perfectly happy.
he is a fantastic actor. he is the star power of the show
Dude I'm so happy Ella is the lead, extremely underrated actress
She's going to be in everything now 😂
Underrated means nothing
Oh quiet.. who underated her?
@@petergianakopoulos4926 the fact everyone I've ever talked to about her in this show specifically has never heard of her
Not Emmy good. I don't know why that's even being considered
First time I watch one of those quizz with actors actually knowing so well the world they're playing in. Says a lot about their commitment. I admire that.
genuinely enjoy how much walton goggins is getting his flowers as an actor and the chemistry with the cast is great
I just like a cast that actually get along and doesn’t feel awkward with each other.
I know! Compare this to the cast sitting with Brie Larson for Infinity War... 😅
@@Adog110this comment brought me to the 8.5 video of Brie Larson annoying Chris and don 😭
@@Adog110 Lol that was awful
Thats what make the show great
The fact that the lead role actually played the game makes me feel more comfortable about the quality of the show.
Did she ? Doesn’t seem she even knows who Mr handy was
She says that she played fallout 4 for a little bit so its not like die hard fan type stuff so just probably to get a feel for the world of fallout
@@willowloe6917 I mean she destroys one in the show. Maybe she just didn't know the name
@@Pwn3dbyth3n00bYeah, the one in the show is called Snip Snip
They're actors, it's good that they are paying attention to the world building but I wouldn't expect actors to also be gamers to do an amazing job. The main thing is that the people writing and producing the thing are sticking to the game canon and listening to Bethesda Studios.
Walton is just the BEST to cast for a cowboy type role in a movie, dudes awesome.
"What is that in square meters?"
"I don't know, I live in America." Love it 😂
A bit ignorant
@@nevertrusasmurf im in american who has only grown up in singapore, so. Not ignorant. Do you know how to measure by both meters and feet? Can you measure in both kilograms and pounds?
🦅💥🇺🇸💥WHAT THE F*CK IS A KILOMETERRRRRRRRR??!💥🇺🇸💥🦅
@@orihallmark for me the little bit ignorant part was the attitude towards it, anyway have a nice day!
@@nevertrusasmurf I believe he meant it as a joke.
I'm shocked they know as much as they do. Especially Ella, they did their homework. Huge props to them for putting in that effort
Yeah, it almost like they read the questions and then ask google, and just after that awnser them. It's weird.
It wasn't required for them to do, but Ella said she played Fallout 4 after she landed the gig :)
@@Bitemarked she very clearly knows ALOT more than the others do. It makes sense since she has said shes a fan of the games. Love to see it. Clearly there is alot of passion going into this series and that shows up on screen. show gets a 9/10 for me.
@@Linkzs117facts 9/10 for me as well. It’s nice to see video game movie/show adaptations actually done right for once. Thank god they did a great job on this unlike with Halo💔
Question (3:49), “Is Wasteland in the Fallout universe?“ I‘m pretty sure the question is referring to game Wasteland rather than the wasteland which is referred to in the Fallout universe. The game Wasteland partially inspired the devs to create the original Fallout game and is not a part of the Fallout universe in itself.
yes thank you! i was thinking the same thing.
I was looking for this comment
lol just made the same comment
I was thinking about this!
Also it's not quite right to say it inspired the devs, since Brian Fargo made both games. It's better to say Fallout is a spiritual successor to Wasteland
3:47 Wasteland (Capital W) refers to the rpg series of games, the first of which came out in the 1980s and was a precursor to Fallout's post-apocalyptic setting, The two series share several common tropes (desert rangers, mutants, etc) but they do not share a universe.
can someone just thank mr goggins that he got this job? ppl were praying and asking to have a fallout tv show WITH HIM. im very impressed how educated they are about fallout lore . wow
These 3 couldn’t have been better casted, I’m glad to live in a generation where I got to see them be part of this.
this comment is just weird. Your glad to be alive to see some actors in a tv show? yes, Extremely weird..
@@escapetarkov709 Just let someone praise people for doing good huh? Tarkov really just turns people into husks of themselves.
@@escapetarkov709 Your comment is very unnecessary. Giving Tarkov players a bad rep too. Smh
None of them know Fallout lore and keeps using terms like "maybe" or "I think so". I get it. They're actors. But at least learn the lore so you can pretend to know what you're talking about as the characters.
In 10 years, you'll have forgotten all about it
Walton really seems like he's having the time of his life.
yeah while caked in mascara and foundation... im sure hes really enjoying being there rather than the paycheck hes getting lmao.
Thank you so much Aaron Moten for calling the “bear” a Yao guai. They unfortunately didn’t call it a Yao Guai in the show. One of the very very few complaints I have on this awesome adaptation of Fallout. The first season actually blew me away. Glad I went in with no expectations.
Titus and Maximus might not have known the chinese word for the bear at the time, as an in-universe explanation.
I have never seen a VG adaptation cast that actually knows this much about their lore, pretty awesome actually.
Obviously you have never heard Jack Black talk about the Mario Movie.. and the game significance to the gaming industry or culture.
Henry cavill on the witcher although I guess the witcher was a book series first
@@jaychannel7885it counts.
@@jaychannel7885 I feel like at some point with how good video game adaptations are starting to consistently become, Henry Cavill is just gonna ACCIDENTALLY stumble into a series/movie he already played for 400 hours.
Don't say Warhammer, because that's literally 40k hours.
@@oz5150 i would agree, but this is way more of an authentic adaptation than the Mario movie was
I had such low expectations for this show, they did a great job, and I appreciate the actors actually learned about their characters and the universe.
the entire show was cast so specutacularly. eric estrada ate the scene up he was in...incredible stuff. and jon daly as the chicken effing snakeoil salesman was just amazing
Oh yeah I loved the snake oil character
I love every single choice of actor they did in this show honestly.
I'm very happy they went with an original story, they nailed it so well, goes perfect with the universe
I agree!. It's probably the best way to do a story in a new medium that already has a large universe.
Walton is a criminally underrated actor
I couldnt wait for every scene he was in
@@brand00990 I get the same in every thing he's in justified was the start for me now IV seen everything he's been in I think 😂
He made the hatefull 8 a great movie and was also good in django. He is the new eastwood 😂
@@DwayneSimmonds-r4g I agree great movie
underrated? bros been in Tarintino movies.... hes overrated if anything.
Their dedication to learning fallout lore makes me feel a lot better about the future of the show. You're killing it guys!
this cast is just chef’s kiss it’s PERFECT
I felt like a kid watching the show, and I'm 45. The cast did a phenomenal job.
Yeah the immersion was next level
@@Kyle-nm1kh Yes pregnant women with fork in their eyes firing SMGs is really immersive. Women cosplaying as men is also really immersive.
I loved how close it was to the game
Ella doesnt get enough credit with all she knows about Fallout. Loved her in the show. She really captured a vault dweller trying to save the world
She's great in Yellowjackets
She also voiced teenager Jinx in Arcane
She did a really good job of capturing that fish out of water vibe that vault dwellers coming to the surface have
Can’t forget her is miss peregrine’s either
She's literally a Lawful Good character doing a high charisma playthrough
The gulper actually looks like a radiated axylotyl
True!!
But it’s a human ?
Isnt it an fev mutant, it has human fingers in its mouth.
@@kiidmarzgamez1602Ok… key word is “looks”
@@Andy.G8 key punctuation “?”
Not boring, very very very informative, not rushed - I think this is one of the best Wired Interviews.
They have such good chemistry together and it really shows during the show. They all did such a good job
The reason this show is so successful is because you can tell everyone invested in the source material. The actors know so much about the games unlike other shows or movies where you ask an actor a question and they have no clue what the game or comic book is about. Fallout tv show is amazing! Season 2 gonna be epic!
Did we not watch the same video? They seem pretty clueless. Which I don't think it matters if they know the games or not, but they just don't.
I know right @edenkeeping2298
bruh, they dont, he said they would exsplore the whole world, but in the games, its only usa, so why would they discover the other places thats not even canon yet?
@@SimSummer Dude... He wasn't talking about the games, series could very much include other areas, and, more importantly, it was clearly a joke - series was only just renewed for season 2, he as an actor has no idea how long Amazon will keep it alive...
You can also tell you know nothing about the game lol .
I have barely played the games but I’ll be here for this because of Walton Goggins, he’s amazing in everything he is in
Dude. Do yourself a favor.
Play fallout 4. Best graphics. Fantastic (arguably not the best storyline but the game itself is so immersive doesn’t really matter) based in post-apocalyptic Boston.
10/10
5 🌟
I’ve replayed it multiple times.
What fallout games have you played?
@@zbatchDOC I believe I started that but never really got into it. I know I played 3 for a few hours but got tired of walking around. Maybe I’ll give 4 another chance. TBH I never really got into Bethesda games but that was awhile ago so maybe my tastes have changed.
@@matiassepulveda4455 fallout 3 and fallout 4 a little bit
Honestly, me too. I never got into the games. I just have a problem with too much freedom with Bethesda games. It's my problem for sure. But I will watch the series because of Walton Goggins.
Walton is so charismatic, he is making people swoon even when he doesnt have a nose.
Honestly in comparison to the rest of video game tv shows/movies their knowledge on the games is actually better then I thought it would be
Edit: just finished the show. It was incredible. A video game adaptation done right.
Definitely seems like a good sign for the show, but I'm still waiting until I see it to give a proper judgement.
@@daggerfalls101 have you already forgotten The Witcher, Halo, Rings of Power???? This show needs to tank so Bethesda can get their head on straight. Same with Amazon. "catering to fans of the games is kinda pointless". Nolan can go F himself for that.
Last of Us cast were asked to be completely clueless about the game and it worked like a charm
@@youngnat I've heard good things about that show, and I think it was moreso that the show runners wanted to let the actors explore their own personification of the characters based on the materials and direction rather than try to create a carbon copy of a video game character. As well written as the last of us is, there's certain things that simply wouldn't translate well to a show or movie, since there is no active player in these mediums but instead a passive audience. Compare this to the Halo series, where both the actors and show runners intentionally avoided learning anything about the games or the larger setting. It led to versions of these iconic characters that are nothing like their video game counterparts, ex: the Keyes, Master Chief, the Arbiter, Cortana, Halsey. It all comes down to the competency of the show runners to balance what's good for bringing the setting to a show format, and staying true to the setting as a whole.
@@daggerfalls101The last of us show runners included the head director for Last Of Us games, no one knows more than that guy and even he didn’t want the actors to know crap. I’m saying this because I think this video is rather pointless and is neither a good nor bad sign for the show. Especially since fallout doesn’t have characters to adapt for TV, just the setting and the storytelling. The most worrying thing is that they don’t have to give fans what they want for it to be a good fallout TV show.
Walton goggins never played the game but yet guesses everything basically right on, legend
They honestly nailed this show, enjoying it SO much at a time where Hollywood lets me down non stop
I think it becomes further shown that a lot of the big money IP (star wars, the superheroes, etc) are so famous they attract creators and financiers that are not serious about quality while a lesser known IP like fallout may be more likely pursued by those that really want to create something great
@@blltz4410 well said.
@@ito2789 thanks!
@@blltz4410I genuinely hope Hollywood is paying attention to how this one played out. Who would have guessed that just sticking to the source material and remaining passionate would’ve resulted in greatness? Certainly not the Witcher 😂
@@FirEBeast100% agree. It’ll never make sense to me cause even if creators and financiers have zero appreciation for the source material and just want to make money, if they just follow the material it’s so much more likely to do well!
Actors who actually tried to play the game & pay respect to the source material? I'm in love, Walton's has been one of my favorite actors since Sons of Anarchy
You can tell Ella was the only one to play the actual games... great job!
and Aaron was the one to watch theory and lore videos with the whole micro-processor theory in the middle there!
Not Wired though...3:48 "Is Wasteland in the Fallout universe?" WROOOOOOOOONG! Wasteland is actually a GAME not "the wasteland", it's an old game that inspired Fallout (it got remade recently) same setting but not in the same universe simply because Fallout didn't exist yet...check your stuff Wired!😉
@@Overlord81it was a misunderstanding
@@zack7355yeah, a misunderstanding that could have been avoided with the smallest bit of attention to detail and care
@@Overlord81 jesus christ bro
9:00 I love that Aaron is prompting to give a very minor spoiler here and Ella and Walton are just NOT having it 🤣
i was looking for this comment 😭
It's really weird people refer to celebrities by their first names only.
@@transientanus i actually had that thought as I was typing it, because it feels weird and parasocial, but using their full names or last names both felt weirder so I made a call 🤷♂️😅
@@grankmisguided Well......dang. Okay I'm definitely the jerk here. Carry on, homie.
@@transientanus all good 😆
I love how genuinely smart and considerate these actors are, especially with that question about the realism of the setting. Definitely a great promotion for the show
it is refreshing that they the actors and showrunner don't treat the fanbase like and idiot children like other (video game/famous books adapted) shows did.
Great to see Walton Goggins on TV. Loved him in Justified!
I was quite literally in tears after binging all 8 episodes yesterday because of how perfect it was. I've been playing the Fallout games since they released in 1997 and I was in awe of how much justice they did the series. The story was absolutely perfect. The references and sets were unbelievably spot on. Just wow. THANK YOU to Amazon, Kilter, Bethesda, and the cast and crew for creating something us Fallout fans would love!
I absolutely agree. Im so glad they made the series faithful to the universe and didn't try to overdo it with making it accessible to the general audience. It would be a good series for a non fallout fan, and it's and amazing series for a fallout fan. Every detail I've noticed so far has been incredibly accurate to the games and I'm so relieved they took the time to do so. Both the CGI and practical effects all look phenomenal. This should be the standard for video game based TV series
Theres definetly some issues. I wouldnt say its amazing but they did à fairly good job. And if they make a second season i qould watch it
@ANewHandTouchesTheBeacon I'm genuinely interested what you think could be better. Not trying to attack you in any way I'm just genuinely curious and want some more perspectives.
@kettle_wooma idk about them, but my main nitpick is how they reworked ghouls again. Now it seems like they are made by / require a medicine to not go feral when that's never been even remotely mentioned In the series. The closest theory we had was that it's a mixture of rads and genetics
same, same same same…
" so they didnt play the games" yea so what. they dont need to. its not their job to know the lore, its the writers and creators. they just act
I agree. I think it would only help, but they don't need to know the lore. Their characters don't know the lore, they live their solitary lives. They dunno who the Courier is or The Lone Wanderer like we do. It would be weird if they did.
That actually sounds a lot like Nolan. Like, to get a genuine reaction about vault experiments or something.
and the writers did play them
heck jonathan Nolan is a hardcore fallout 3 fan
On the Amazon prime page for Fallout they literally show spoilers and a little lore section for people who’ve never heard of the series , they’re clearly putting tons of effort to understand the world
@@Just-A-Clown111being a hardcore fallout 3 fan means nothing when you’re writing a WEST COAST FALLOUT STORY
God this is such a sick cast genuinely. They bounce off eachother so well.
exactly i rate this cast so much
“there’s someone out there that thinks gulpers are hot”
*aaron* :😈
Husband and I finished the show last night and it's SO dang good. All of the actors were so flipping good in it.
It's so refreshing to see actors who actually really love the world they're a part of, Goggins carried the entire show for me. He was absolutely brilliant in every aspect. My new favourite actor by far.
They all seem like such nice people. I hope the fandom treats them well ❤
Unfortunately there will always be people who are going to be toxic, whether the show is good or not.
I want Fallout on TV every week, every month, every year. The story/world is absolutely full of possibilities: MORE! MORE!
The fact that Goggins just gave out that they have a 5 year contract for this show is awesome! “I lived for 200 years, let’s see if I can live to 205” 😮😮
I didn't even pick that up, good catch!
I don't necessarily think he was saying they have a 5 year contract, more of just a random number, maybe just what he hopes they'll go for. But they don't even know if there's gonna be a season 2. So I doubt they have a 5 year contract.
@@bi0h4z4rd4 Season 2 has already been confirmed ;)
Usually contracts are terms set for 4 seasons. They renegotiate at the 5th season for tv productions so it makes sense why he would mention that
You must’ve missed when he said they are doing 10 seasons 🤣
Walton Goggins is pure charisma
The amount of Charisma he possesses should be illegal 😂
Charisma: - 9 +
@@Shire_Sam He used the Intense Training perk to max out his Charisma and Agility and then used the Gunslinger perk.
I love that he is The Ghoul.
if you've ever seen fallout:nuka break we all know charismatic ghouls are amazing
@@raritee.mp333rip💔
The whole first season, I was ready for Lucy and The Ghoul to be friends of sorts.
[SPOILER:]
I'm so happy they'll be companions in the next season.
Capitalised The Ghoul
This is so heartwarming, it's good to see something novel .
Test the actors to see if they kno anything about their movie world, lols.
I think what they meant with the question "Is Wasteland in the Fallout Universe?" is if the Game "WASTELAND" (the not only spiritual predecessor to the Fallout games) is actually playing in the Fallout universe... To which I have to say: Sadly not. Storyline is completely different, setting is completely different and the nuclear war that ended civilisation as we know it took place in 1998. And for the record: GET THEM A SECOND SEASON AMAZON! THEY ARE BRILLIANT AND WE NEED MORE!
I agree this is what the question meant.
I was looking for this answer. 100% correct assessment.
I read somewhere that Fallout DID start as a Wasteland game, but they ended up doing their own thing. Similar to how Warcraft/Starcraft were supposed to be Warhammer games originally.
The second season was confirmed before the first released
@@teglesifer you are correct, fallout was intended to be a wasteland Game but interplay, the original creators of the fallout franchise failed to obtain the rights to wasteland. Also there are plenty of wasteland references in the franchise.
These three did an absolute amazing job. Excellent character development and acting. Thank you so very much.
the casting on this show was perfect, love all these actors
this is the video i've been trying to find i've been addicted to the tv show and playing new vegas for the first time has been so fun