Are there any GTA (Grand Theft Auto) fans here? The people who have played this video game series know who Trevor is. The Canadian actor Steven Ogg played Trevor, one of the leading roles in the game. He aced the role but the famous actor showed heinous habits on set. 

Ogg has also appeared in hit TV shows such as The Walking Dead and Better Call Saul. But you may also recognize him from GTA and there the actor embarrassed others with his shameless antics. The man used to walk around in underwear and kept farting. According to his co-star, Ned Luke, who played Michael De Santa, explained, "Our set was very loose, pretty crazy and a lot of fun. Steven is very free with his farts. We'd give him s*** about that all the time," per UNILAD. OMG, Haha!

It must have been quite a background score for the game recordings. LOL! Luke continued, "Then, after every day we worked, he would strip down to his underwear and run around the stage." This is a bit too much. "He's a freak show," he added. However, GTA fans would think this bizarre habit to be normal and so "Trevor" but the fact is either Ogg took Trevor a bit too seriously or he's been this "outlandish" in real life, too. Whatever the case, the actor's a solo show that's borderline cringy. We'd watch it regardless. 

Luke added, "He's so far distant from Trevor that you would not believe it. In a way, yeah. In another way, he's not even close." Ah! The dichotomy is even more hilarious. "Very artsy fartsy with an emphasis on the fartsy," Luke joked. Well, "fartsy" is a cool way to put it. Luke didn't end there. He had another fascinating term for Ogg. He shared, "I called him a methane actor." OMG, the reference couldn't have been more precise. "We had this thing where we could order healthy food with a lot of stuff in it that makes you fart. He likes to eat healthy. If you see the guy, he's jacked." 

Luke's words are no exaggeration if you see the actor's Instagram account. He's stout in real life and equally weird. With so much information, we'd figured Luke and Ogg got along since the game began. Their auditions went well together. As Luke put it, "The chemistry was just stupid. It was so on the money. We basically threw the scripts down and just went [at it]. It was cool, man. It was good." It's evident.

Luke also talked about the audition and how their chemistry worked in favor, "We smacked each other because it was a kind of physical scene. There was a shove, a smack, a block – all this stuff going on." He continued, "When we came out, I told Steven, 'I don't know about me, pal, but you're booking this thing. He's down there getting on his bike like, 'Oh, I don't know.' I am like, 'Dude, I'll see you on the set.'" Poor Luke! He didn't know he would be acting alongside a walking methane machine.