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We have heard Pee-Wee Herman redub the Avengers’ trailer, and Ice-T put his own spin on your favourite cartoon, but this latest redub is one for the books. Who would have thought that the BOB in SpongeBob stands for Robert… and not just any Robert,...
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There is something innately lovable about SpongeBob Squarepants and it is not just because of how he is characterised in the series or the big screen, but also because the man who lends him his voice is genuinely endearing himself. Tom Kenny, who has been...
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Leonard Nimoy’s name has become synonymous to Mr. Spock, the Vulcan first officer of the USS Enterprise in Star Trek, since he first played the role in the original Star Trek since back in 1966. He gained so much prominence that he nearly eclipsed William...
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Alan Howard’s brilliance in delivering the great Bard’s words is unmatched. As The Guardian puts it, “Alan Howard was the quintessential Shakespearian monarch, capable of a vast range of interpretation. But it was his voice was the core of his greatness.”
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Ice T was ushered into the entertainment industry as a rapper in the 1980’s. He made his mark after releasing his debut album Rhyme Pays in 1987 and with its success, he then ventured into producing and funded his own record label, Rhyme $yndicate Records. ...
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Big Hero 6 just stepped out of the shadow of Frozen by winning its own Oscars. Big Hero 6 bested fan and critics’ favourite How to Train Your Dragon 2 in last night’s Oscars in the Best Animated Feature Film category. The Marvel comic book...
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You know how to show pain, joy and anger. Raw emotions seen in every quiver of the lip, every tear that leaves your eye, but you are silent – no voice to echo your emotions. This is the story of Shamitabh. Shamitabh, out in theatres...
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Danny Dyer, known for his “big softie” role as Mick Carter in EastEnders puts on some tough act as he reminds commuters at Bromley-By-Bow tube station to “Stand back away from them closing doors!” The 37-year English actor is going to be the London Underground...
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“I think my face is happier when fuzzy.”
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From the 12th to the 15th of March, hundreds of voice-actors, coaches, and industry leaders from around the globe will converge in Atlanta for the third time for the annual VO Atlanta. Dubbed as the largest multi-day voiceover conference on the east coast, the conference...
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According to L.A. Times Christine Cavanaugh, voice actress of some of the most memorable characters in television animation, died of undisclosed cause last 22nd of December. Cavanaugh’s first known credited voiceover role was as David in the English version of the animation David and the...
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