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Rockstar Games Email GTA 6 Actors To Say They’re Still Under NDA, It’s Claimed

The first official voice actor for Grand Theft Auto 6 was confirmed in September 2026, and it seems they jumped the gun, as Rockstar Games has gone ahead and reminded everyone that they’re still under an NDA and aren’t allowed to say anything.

GTA 6’s first Voice Actor was officially confirmed, and everyone lost their minds. Well, fans did, and Rockstar probably did, but in a different way. After Stephen Root made their role known, an internal report suggests Rockstar Games has contacted everyone who has provided voice-over work in the sequel.

GTA 6 Actors Under NDA Until November 19 Release Date

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Image by Rockstar Games.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is the biggest video game ever, and it’s incredible how many of its aspects have been leaked ahead of its November 19 launch. The GTA 6 CYBERLEEK leaks fiasco aside, we’ve had other significant data breaches, and now an actor, likely accidentally, breaking an NDA.

According to episode 141 of the GTAVIoclock podcast, Rockstar has made its stance firm on NDAs and any other actors coming forward to say they’re in the game:

“We would like to remind everyone to please remember your NDA. The date you may announce your involvement is still November 19th.”

Comments on the podcast, on X, highlight that: ‘The guys over at @GTAVoclock have had longstanding relations with people at Rockstar North since way before GTA 5’s release. Again, take this with a pinch of salt, just in case.

If it is the case, then we truly won’t know who voices anyone in GTA 6 until the game is out. Now, Rockstar could go early and release a casting sheet ahead of time, and slowly reveal who the main roles are played by.

But in the event it doesn’t happen, I think it’s fair to say everyone will be on the hunt, searching for clues about every cast member in Grand Theft Auto 6 from November 19.

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Andrew Highton
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Andy is Insider Gaming's Senior Evergreen Editor and has been in the games journalism sphere in one way or another for over 7 years. His video game taste is as…

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