Trevor Philips is one of the main protagonists of GTA 5 and a popular character in the Grand Theft Auto franchise. Your login session has expired. Please logout and login again.

Grand Theft Auto 5 actor Steven Ogg wants co-protagonist Trevor to be killed off in the opening of GTA 6 in a full circle moment for the character. Ogg told ScreenRant he wanted a moment similar ...

Steve Ogg, the actor behind GTA 5's breakout main character Trevor, has said he wants to return in Rockstar's upcoming GTA 6 in order to die at the very beginning.. Speaking to ScreenRant, Ogg ...

But Trevor doesn't appear to have a role in GTA 6, so with the game out this year, it looks unlikely to happen. Grand Theft ...

GTA 5's Trevor wants to return for GTA 6 so he can die at the beginning of the game Steve Ogg thinks it would be "fun" if Trevor appeared and was killed to "pass the torch" on to the next playable ...

GTA VI Trailer with Franklin, Michael and Trevor.Watch on YouTube. This is not the first time fans have remade GTA 6's announcement trailer. Earlier this month, we were treated to a live-action ...

As for GTA VI, the wait for the second trailer broke a sad record last month. It's now been over 400 days since the first trailer debuted, with no end in sight. Meanwhile, an analyst believes GTA ...

Rockstar Games. GTA 5’s Trevor actor reveals his ‘hatred’ for the character and his dream for GTA 6 Steven Ogg, the voice of Trevor in the fifth numbered installment of Rockstar’s saga ...

While Trevor can be killed in the main story of GTA 5, his death isn't part of the canon ending. With three conclusions to the game, the official ending sees all three protagonists survive the ...

Grand Theft Auto Ex-GTA dev says PC makes scads of cash now so hopefully GTA 6's 'PC version will be closer behind' consoles—that is if 'decision-day' at Rockstar doesn't give us a last-minute delay ...

Grand Theft Auto 5 actor Steven Ogg wants co-protagonist Trevor to be killed off in the opening of GTA 6 in a full circle moment for the character. Ogg told ScreenRant he wanted a moment similar ...