Iconic Voice Actors from Grand Theft Auto Set to Appear in Downey
March 17, 2025 - 20:11
DOWNEY – Fans of the Grand Theft Auto franchise will have the chance to meet two of the game’s most iconic voice actors when Shawn Fonteno and Christopher “Young MayLay” Bellard make an appearance at OG Collectibles in Downtown Downey. The event is scheduled for Friday, April 12, and promises to be an exciting opportunity for enthusiasts to connect with the voices behind beloved characters.
Shawn Fonteno is best known for his role as Franklin Clinton, while Christopher Bellard has gained fame for voicing the character of Big Smoke. Both actors have left a lasting impact on the gaming community, contributing to the rich narratives that have made Grand Theft Auto a cultural phenomenon.
Attendees can look forward to signing sessions, photo opportunities, and engaging conversations about their experiences in the gaming industry. This event is expected to draw a large crowd, as fans gather to celebrate the legacy of one of the most popular video game franchises in history.
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