HBO Max has released a trailer for the third episode of The Last of Usin which two new characters will appear for the first time in production, despite being figures already known to fans of the exclusive game for PlayStation.
Only two episodes of The Last of Us have already been released, but the series has already received much praise for the brilliance of Naughty Dog’s hit video game adaptation, while also giving the protagonists, Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, the opportunity to explore their roles and not just stay blocked. original material.
Now things are about to get even more interesting. In the Episode 3 trailer, which can be seen below, we are introduced to two new characters, Bill and Frank, played by none other than Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett. Bill appears to be a lone survivor type, while Frank is a stranger who stumbles upon his camp one day.
episode 3 of The Last of Us premieres next Sunday (29) at 11 pm on HBO and HBO Max. The series arrives in weekly episodes, always on Sundays.
The Last of Us: the biggest changes between series and game in episode 2
The series premiere expanded and elaborated on several moments from the classic PlayStation game on which it’s based, but Episode 2, called “Infectados,” which premiered this Sunday (22nd), is relatively contained in terms of how much the story of the game changes.
However, the episode still has a handful of deviations in the narrative that could affect the future of the production. From a completely original opening scene to a sudden change in the death of a main character, here are all the changes that Episode 2 of The Last of Us makes over games as Joel, Tess and Ellie make their way through Boston.
To find out about the changes, go here.
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