The Boys has made a huge fanbase and lately growing to be one of the recent most popular streaming collections, with its unique tone of the story. The most prominent faces of The Boys include Jack Quaid’s Hughie Campbell and Karl Urban’s Billy Butcher securing the spotlight. The Boys star Jack Quaid also lent his voice to Star Trek, playing Brad Boimler in the animated Star Trek: Lower Decks, following another live-action debut on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
This multi-talented actor is not only well known for his performance in the show, but also for his career choices. Recently in an interview, he talked about his ambitions for making the live-action leap to another galaxy far, far away too.
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The Boys Star Jack Quaid Wants to Be a Part of Star Wars Membership
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jack Quaid talked about his plans for a live-action Star Wars and as well as Star Trek project. This is not his first time, previously also he played in some major franchises and now with his desire to play in Star Wars, he also says “I’d kill to be a droid or a Jedi or a Han Solo type:”
“I don’t know if anyone’s ever been in both — and I’ll probably be very much corrected by nerds — in both a Star Trek live-action project and a Star Wars live-action project, but I would like to be one of the first. The reason why I’m into sci-fi and fantasy comes from Star Wars. I would kill to be a droid or a Jedi or a Han Solo type, whatever. I could be a blade of grass in a field, I don’t care. I’d love to be in a Star Wars project, for sure. I never thought I’d be on Star Trek show — period. That was a dream come true. So I don’t know. Maybe that could happen.”
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Actors Who Were in Both Star Trek and Star Wars
More actors have lent their voices to Star Trek and Star Wars followed by their appearance in other live-action projects. These include J.J. Abrams’ lucky charm Greg Grunberg, who had played two roles in Star Trek (2009) and Star Trek Beyond, and further would go on to play Snap Wexley in Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Jack Quaid’s on-screen father in The Boys, Simon Pegg, also played in both Star Trek and Star Wars. It’s better to say that The Star Wars galaxy is open for every kind of actor, especially Jack Quaid, who is having every kind of experience and played in a diverse range of projects.
Source: thedirect.com
