Steven Ogg, GTA 5's Trevor, is now curious about GTA 6

Steven Ogg, the actor who played Trevor Philips in GTA 5, has said he is curious about GTA 6 and even suggested streaming it with his former co-star Ned Luke. The comments came during the 11th episode of Luke's "Final Mission" GTA 5 playthrough on YouTube, as reported by Dexerto and GamesRadar+.

"We should also do this with the new one, when GTA 6 comes out," Ogg told Luke, who voiced Michael, adding that the sequel will obviously be very different (in rather saltier language). He said he was curious about the new game's actors, its characters and whether the gameplay has moved on from GTA 5. "It doesn't matter, there is no better or worse, I'm just curious," he said, according to Dexerto.

Trevor's long distance from the hype

That is a real change of tone. Ogg has spent years telling GTA fans he does not share their excitement, at one point suggesting they read a book instead of getting worked up about GTA 6, Dexerto notes. GamesRadar+ points back to February 2025, when Ogg rejected the idea that he "hates" GTA but still said he would not be playing GTA 6.

His appearances on Luke's channel, where the two sit down and watch GTA 5 play out, were already a surprise to fans. Viewers noticed the shift quickly. One commenter quoted by Dexerto joked that they "still have to read Crime and Punishment," while another asked Luke how he had managed to win Ogg over.

Ned Luke's GTA 6 stream plans

Luke seemed keen on the idea. According to GamesRadar+, he told Ogg he plans to wrap up his GTA 5 playthrough before GTA 6 launches on November 19, which would leave room to move straight on to the new game. Dexerto reports Luke said he more or less has that "planned" already, and that he is interested in how the performances in GTA 6 compare with theirs. He also predicted the gameplay will be "incredible" and "so advanced" next to GTA 5.

There was one awkward moment. GamesRadar+ describes Ogg asking Luke whether he is "in touch with... them," seemingly meaning Rockstar. Luke paused, said no and laughed, before joking that Ogg was acting like a Comic-Con fan.

Luke and Ogg are not the only GTA 5 veterans looking at the new game: actors from GTA 5 and San Andreas have also shared advice for the GTA 6 cast. You can catch up on who is in the new game in our GTA 6 characters guide.

How much to read into it

No joint GTA 6 stream has been formally announced, and nothing in either report suggests Ogg plans to pick up a controller himself. GamesRadar+ also cautions that it is hard to tell from Ogg's tone whether he is truly excited or just chatting casually with an old colleague. Either way, the actor who once seemed to avoid the series entirely is now talking openly about the next one. For launch timing in your region, see our GTA 6 release date and launch times guide.