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Angus King is a Scottish actor based in London. He has experience in motion capture for games like Assassin's Creed and War Thunder. He has also done voiceovers for games, television and radio work including roles for the BBC, commercials, and theater performances including playing Macbeth. His training includes acting for motion capture, combat skills, and a BA in acting from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
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