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Voice Actor Slams Paramount Over 'Evil' Regime
6 Jun
Summary
- Actor Greg Baldwin calls Paramount leadership 'straight up evil'.
- Paramount cancelled a planned RPG game for the franchise.
- Paramount may sell rights to children's assets like Nickelodeon.
Greg Baldwin, known for voicing Uncle Iroh in "Avatar: The Last Airbender," has publicly denounced the current leadership at Paramount, labeling them as "straight up evil." He described the executives as a "slippery and clueless bunch" with contempt for creative projects.
Baldwin's strong criticism appears to be a reaction to recent developments, including the cancellation of a planned RPG based on the beloved franchise. This game was announced in 2024 and was intended to be the largest video game release for the series, with a projected window of 2027/28. Paramount Games Studio indicated the project was not in active development when their team assumed control.
Further complicating the situation, reports suggest Paramount is considering selling off its "children's assets." This potential sale reportedly includes major entities like Viacom and Nickelodeon, raising questions about the future of their intellectual properties.
