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Arthur Morgan, the beloved protagonist of Red Dead Redemption 2, will return this summer in an audiobook adaptation of Tore Olsson's book "Red Dead’s History," with Roger Clark reprising his role to narrate the historical influences behind the game.
Roger Clark, the actor who portrayed Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, believes that Rockstar will eventually make Red Dead Redemption 3, but he may not be involved. Clark stated that he feels Arthur's story has been told and that he doesn't expect to reprise the role. Red Dead Redemption 2 has sold over 55 million copies and is the second best-selling title in the US over the past five years. Rockstar's next game is Grand Theft Auto 6, which recently had its trailer leaked and published early, disappointing some developers.
Roger Clarke, the actor who portrayed Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, expressed certainty that there will be a Red Dead Redemption 3 in the future, although he believes Arthur's story has been told and may not be involved. While the focus is currently on the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI, Clarke's comments have given hope to fans of the Red Dead Redemption series. The success of Red Dead Redemption 2 pales in comparison to GTA V, but fans would love to see a return to the series, although the timing and direction of a potential sequel remain uncertain.
Roger Clark, the actor who played Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, believes that Rockstar will eventually release Red Dead Redemption 3, although he has no idea when. Clark also stated that Arthur Morgan's story has been told and is unlikely to be involved in the potential sequel. While there is no official confirmation from Rockstar, the success of Red Dead Redemption 2 and its online component suggests that a third installment would make sense. Currently, Rockstar's focus is on the highly anticipated release of GTA 6, expected in 2025.
A Red Dead Redemption player has discovered a subtle reference to Arthur Morgan, the protagonist of Red Dead Redemption 2, in the original game. The reference occurs during a conversation between John Marston and Bonnie MacFarlane, where John mentions that it takes more strength to stay than to run. Fans have praised the franchise's storytelling and the deep bond between John and Arthur.