GTA 5 Actor Wants Trevor to Make One Final Cameo in GTA 6

Steven Ogg, the actor who played Trevor Philips in Grand Theft Auto 5, would like his character to appear briefly at the start of Grand Theft Auto 6: sitting on a toilet, passing the torch. He told Principle Magazine that the moment would show that Trevor's story is over.

Trevor was one of three playable characters in GTA 5, the crime series from Rockstar Games. The other two were Michael, played by Ned Luke, and Franklin, played by Shawn Fonteno. Players could switch between the three during the story.

Ogg said a cameo would mark the end of Trevor's arc and hand the focus to Jason and Lucia, who take centre stage in the next game. He described it as full circle. Trevor's first scene in GTA 5 shows him beating up Johnny Klebitz, a character from GTA 4, so a short return would close that loop, in his view.

He also said Rockstar had cancelled planned downloadable content centred on Trevor. Downloadable content, or DLC, is extra material sold after a game's launch. According to Ogg, the cancelled DLC would have had a story in the style of a James Bond film. Rockstar chose to focus on GTA Online, the game's shared multiplayer world, instead.

Ogg said he has always been proud of Trevor and of what Rockstar created. He rejected online theories that he dislikes the series. "Pride" is the word he used for how he feels about the work, and he spoke of the character with affection rather than frustration.

Trevor has been a fan favourite since GTA 5 launched, and his fate in the series has been a regular topic among players.

Read the full interview on GameSpot.