His influence led to Far Cry sequels leaning into their charismatic villains. RELATED: Far Cry 6 Is Sending Trolling Emails to Players Who Don't Finish the Gameĭespite being Far Cry 3's secondary antagonist, Vaas, whom Ubisoft created specifically for Mando, was featured heavily across the game's advertising and box art, going on to be the standout character upon release.
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The violent criminal eventually subjects the Superbad star to a series of over-the-top torture sequences. The latter saw Vaas' pirate crew capture Christopher Mintz-Plasse's camera team while filming a reality show on Rook Islands. Far Cry 3's marketing campaign included traditional commercials and the in-universe miniseries The Far Cry Experience. And we'll sit down, and give it to the people.”Īlthough the idea has yet to gain traction, Mando already has extensive experience playing a live-action Vaas. I can't say anything yet, but hopefully people will keep asking for it. Kind of like an origin story would be fascinating." The Better Call Saul star also confirmed that he's working on a story that "would take place with the Vaas we know now, but that takes place on a huge, huge international scale. When asked what kind of Vaas story he'd want to tell, Mando revealed that he's "interested in pulling back a little bit, going back and trying to see how he got there. I think if the fans really asked for it, I feel we could give it to them, right? I think we're very close, we'll see where it goes." I've also spoken to producers here in Los Angeles that are interested. "I spoke to some writers from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul about it, and there's a lot of interest there. "And I have a couple of really great ideas I spoke about with Greg Russo who is really interested in Vaas as a character and making a film," he explained. We had coffee and I told a couple of ideas that I had for a film," said Mando.
Mando, who returned to voice Far Cry 3's charismatically sadistic villain Vaas Montenegro in the new Far Cry 6 DLC campaign Vaas: Insanity, spoke to Gamingbible about previous attempts at making a live-action movie happen. "I spoke with Ubisoft in Italy a few years ago. If Ubisoft greenlights a film or televised version of their Far Cry franchise, Michael Mando wants dibs on the chance to play Vaas again.
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