Legendary Teal'c actor Chris Judge is not known for his restraint. However, in his starring role as God of War's modern Kratos, it seems he's learned how to control the Spartan rage within. When Amazon Games boss Christoph Hartmann made the outrageous allegation that video games "don't really have acting", Judge quickly set him to rights.
It all began when Hartmann spoke to IGN about the recent SAG-AFTRA strikes, with actors seeking additional protections against AI (thanks PSLS). The Amazon Games exec made some ill-advised comments for someone in his position, positing that video games "don't really have acting. The majority of the team sits in programming, and that's not going to go away because that's all about innovation."
Judge apparently saw this take online and responded sardonically: "Thank goodness there's really no acting in video games—absolutely brilliant." He then shared a clip of Ashley Johnson's performance during that most harrowing of all scenes in The Last of Us Part II, and it's hard not to see how silly Hartmann's assertion is. Beware of motion-capped spoilers in the clip below!