Jack Quaid, known for his role in "The Boys," has expressed a strong interest in appearing in a potential BioShock movie, highlighting the game's rich lore as a prime candidate for adaptation. In a Reddit AMA promoting his latest film, "Novocaine," Quaid shared his enthusiasm for the first-person shooter, stating, "I would actually love to be in a live action adaptation of Bioshock - one of my favorite games of all time."

The feasibility of a BioShock movie has been a topic of discussion, especially after producer Roy Lee mentioned last year that the project had undergone significant changes. Following leadership shifts at Netflix, the adaptation has been "reconfigured" to be a "more personal" film due to budget cuts. Despite these changes, details about the plot remain under wraps, and Francis Lawrence, known for directing "The Hunger Games," remains attached to direct.

Quaid's interest in BioShock isn't his only connection to video games. Fans have noted his striking resemblance to Max Payne, a character whose likeness is based on Remedy writer Sam Lake. This resemblance was particularly evident in promotional material for "Novocaine," leading some to speculate about a Max Payne film. However, Quaid admitted he is less familiar with Max Payne, though he plans to play the game soon, expressing his admiration for Rockstar Games.

Beyond BioShock and Max Payne, Quaid is an avid fan of FromSoftware's challenging titles. He shared his journey through their games, from conquering "Bloodborne" and "Sekiro" to currently tackling "Elden Ring." Quaid's passion for gaming extends to using Reddit as a resource for tips on defeating FromSoftware's notoriously tough bosses, underscoring his dedication to mastering these games.