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3. Our First Look At GTA VI's Protagonist?

And thus we come to the most obvious (and genuine) GTA VI leak to have emerged over the last couple of weeks, this time involving the ever familiar sight of an actor/mo-cap artist listing a project on their CV, only for it to then to be retrieved online by eagle eyed fans.

In this case, Mexican actor Jorge Consejo is the latest person to let it slip that GTA VI is in development. His CV listed him as playing the role of 'The Mexican' in the next title, sourcing the production company on the file to Rockstar Games.

Stoking speculation further after presumably being inundated with questions surrounding his role in the next game, Consejo tweeted that he's unable to comment on certain projects due to contract stipulations. One would assume this would be in reference to the next GTA, given it would be such a high profile role.

Fans have also pointed out the link between the mo-cap suit Consejo wore and one previously utilised by Shawn Fonteno, who played Franklin in GTA V, lending further weight to the idea the actor could really be playing 'The Mexican' in the next title.

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