Godot (Ace Attorney) Godot (Ace Attorney) Godot is voiced by Hideki Kamiya in the Japanese version of "Trials and Tribulations", and by James C. Wilson in the English version. In an interview with Japanese Entertainment website Nihongogo, Ace Attorney art director Tatsuro Iwamoto revealed Godot's visual appearance was based on Roy Batty played by Rutger Hauer in the movie "Blade Runner". Godot is said to be based on the eponymous character from Samuel Beckett's play "Waiting for Godot". In his Godot design, he wears a white tie with a striped vest over a forest green shirt, along with black sleeve garters. He also
Waiting for Godot theatregoers would leave after the first act, describing it as a play where “nothing happens”, and taxi drivers would wait in front of the theatre to take them home. The Miami showing caused the cancellation of the showings in New York. By April 1956, new showings were planned. That month, Schneider and most of the cast were replaced. Herbert Berghof took over as director and E.G. Marshall replaced Tom Ewell as Vladimir. The New York showing of the play prompted discussions of the play being an allegory. One reviewer, Henry Hewes of the "Saturday Review", identified Godot as God, Pozzo