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[New post] Bloomberg: Two sources claim Taylor was offered at least 5 sessions for $3,000+ each for Bayonetta 3

October 18, 2022 | by Julian L. Mertz | No comments

Bloomberg: Two sources claim Taylor was offered at least 5 sessions for $3,000+ each for Bayonetta 3

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Bloomberg has published an article regarding the Bayonetta 3 dispute between the previous voice actress for Bayonetta, Hellena Taylor, and developer Platinum Games. The news site says that they have spoken to two people familiar with the discussions around payments for voice acting in the upcoming Bayonetta 3, but the accounts wildly differ from Taylor's […]

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[New post] Bloomberg: Two sources claim Taylor was offered at least 5 sessions for $3,000+ each for Bayonetta 3

Bloomberg: Two sources claim Taylor was offered at least 5 sessions for $3,000+ each for Bayonetta 3

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