8. Joe Pesci
Warner Bros.The presence of this guy in the list is largely due to his outstanding performance in GoodFellas. If ever there was a candidate for the most authentic and psychotic gangster performance in cinema, Joe Pesci's performance as Tommy DeVito would be top of that list. Games like L.A. Noire would be a perfect fit for his talents, and youd be hard pushed to find another actor who could play a sociopath as genuinely as Mr. Pesci. If Team Bondi ever make a sequel, the hope is that they employ the actor's talents to play a character similar to those seen in Casino and the aforementioned GoodFellas interrogating a character with his likeness and L.A. Noires facial recognition technology would be a dream come true for many. Those of you who grew up in the 90s may remember Pesci's role in the now quintessential Christmas film Home Alone as a bumbling, hapless burglar: a victim of devious traps laid by an eight-year-old boy. The actor is unquestionably capable of comedy roles too, but whether these talents would translate well to video games is an interesting prospect - an expletive-filled role in a potential sequel to Bulletstorm would be just dandy.