Here's what Halo's Pablo Schreiber had to say about Master Chief and removing helmets.
✖ When Halo premieres on Paramount+ later this week on March 24th, it will put a face to Master Chief in a very real way. Actor Pablo Schreiber portrays the character in the adaptation, and while Master Chief isn't known for removing his helmet or otherwise showing much in the way of skin, the show isn't following exactly the same rules as the rest of the franchise. ComicBook.
Schreiber continued:"We're making a TV show and in order to have an audience connect with the character over the course of a long-term TV show, there's no way you can pull an audience through that without getting to know the character, without relating to the character, without empathizing with the character. And that feels virtually impossible to do with a helmet on all the time.
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