There are so many video games getting adaptations right now that it may have slipped your mind God of War will eventually be getting that same treatment. Amazon will likely head up the project, alongside its Fallout and Mass Effect shows, and even though it's still years away at best, Christopher Judge is keen to keep playing Kratos in a new medium.Judge confirming he would like to be considered has come amid renewed discussions among fans regarding who exactly would make a convincing live-action God of War. When the project was first rumored, many turned to Triple H. Comparison photos of the WWE Superstar and Kratos prove he has the look. We'll leave you to watch The Chaperone before you decide whether The Game has the acting chops to pull it off.Another WWE candidate fans have suggested for the role is Braun Strowman. Again, while The Monster Among Men definitely has the look, it's unknown whether he has everything else. One fan questioned why people are looking elsewhere when Christopher Judge, the man who has voiced Kratos for the last two games, might well be available.
Turns out he probably is. Judge has not only seen the tweet, but he has replied to it with a simple “co-sign”, seemingly confirming he'd be up for joining Kratos on his move from video games to a TV show. It's certainly worth noting that Judge is a lot more than just Kratos's voice. The actor has performed motion capture for the lead character for the past two games, and he is also in incredibly good shape. Certainly good enough to make a convincing Kratos.
There are a few detractors when it comes to the idea of Judge playing Kratos in the God of War TV adaptation. His age, his physical well-being, and perhaps most amusing of all, those who seem to think Kratos is white. Yes, Kratos does have white skin in the games, but that has nothing to do with where he hails from. Kratos's skin has been forever stained white by the ashes of his family as the result of a curse, hence him being nicknamed The Ghost Of Sparta.