4. No Hollywood in Vinewood
"We've done two or three movie shoots for this game spread out through various three week shoots," Houser explained to GI."I don't think there would be many celebrities that would be available even if we wanted to spend the money on them for the amount that we've used them for." Houser also feels that the presence of a big name can be creatively counter-productive. "When we went to PS3 and 360 I think it would become a distraction if you were like, 'well, that's a famous person.' Suddenly these characters start to feel like they were alive a lot more and you need that to sell them. As long as you have good actors, not knowing them actually is an advantage in terms of bringing the game to life. I can't see us moving past that for major parts in the game".