In the 2018 tour for the 40th anniversary of the musical, the Artilleryman was portrayed by Adam Garcia. In The New Generation, the Artilleryman was voiced by Ricky Wilson for the Album and Live on Stage. In Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds his part is sung by David Essex in the song 'Brave New World' and later in Live on Stage, the Artilleryman was portrayed by Alexis James, Michael Falzon, and Jason Donovan in the 2010 version. The Narrator goes along with his plans until he realises that it is insane and then leaves the Artilleryman to his own devices. He also theorises that the Martians will turn the humans against each other and raise them like cattle.

He has gone slightly mad and believes that London can be rebuilt in the drains below. Later on in the book we find the Artilleryman in Wimbledon, London. He survived the Martian attack by climbing up a storm drain. Brave New World also could take advantage of our current political climate and hasnt seen anything but a made-for-TV adaption in the 90s. They leave together but get separated by a Martian attack at Weybridge. With spying and the NSA in the news again I have been wondering why Hollywood with its love of remaking reliable ideas hasnt tried to remake 1984 I think the last time it was adapted was way back in 1984. Helmholtz is alienated for the opposite reason: he is too intelligent even to play the role of an Alpha Plus. Bernard is alienated because he is a misfit, too small and powerless for the position he has been conditioned to enjoy. The Artilleryman is a soldier who tries to enter the Narrator's house after his squadron was wiped out by the Martians on Horsell Common. Bernard Marx, Helmholtz Watson, and John are alienated from the World State, each for his own reasons.

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