>so-called Man of a Thousand Voices
>at least half his characters were pitch-shifted/sped up on the tape
So-called Man of a Thousand Voices
Matthew Perez
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Ryan Evans
Luke Bailey
That's still 499 more than you can do faggot
Brody Cruz
T-t-t-t-t-tt-t-that's all, folks!
Samuel Reyes
>Half
Whatever helps you sleep at night, Mcfarlene.
Jaxson Kelly
Xavier Moore
Seth only wishes he could be Mel.
Ryan Rivera
OP, did you know he was a JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEW?
Sebastian Sanders
t. Seth Green
James Thompson
It matters not what you all think, for no one can reach THIS power level.
Jonathan Phillips
Hank Azaria has insane range and all without any studio trickery.
Jack James
>Fred and Scooby have the same voice actor
NANI
Blake Gonzalez
Reminder that the most important part of being a voice actor is the acting.
David Reyes
really hate that people keep pushing that bullshit "Walt Disney was an antisemite" rumor, especially since it has no basis in fact
Landon Torres
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Ian Jackson
Nibbler's cute animal sounds and deep voice are also both Frank.
Carson Nguyen
It came from the fact that Walt initially allied himself with MPAPAI, because in some ways he wasn't the brightest bulb in the box, and he had to distance himself away from them over time in order to avoid backlash.
It's kinda hard to imagine Ayn Rand and Walt Disney in the same room though. I mean, while Ayn's idea of contributors to society were the scientists, artists and industrialists would've probably done fine by Disney (even if her current fanbase has a certain anti-intellectual 'streak' to it), it just seems bizarre.
You could imagine Rand talking her head off about her political ideologies, and Disney politely nodding while wishing he could go home and draw more mice.
Gabriel Cook
Well to be fair Don Messick was the original Scooby, Frank took over after his death because he could do it and was still Fred.
Henry Foster
Rand was a Jew.
Benjamin Evans
Walt wasn't, but the Disney corp certainly avoided certain stories and ethnic designs for a while. It gets dumped onto walt because he's the figure head.
Don Bluth didn't directly experience anti-semitism but when he left disney used the chance to tell stories he felt disney would never do. Which did mean being heavily influenced by jewish heritage.
Juan Davis
I'm impressed. why do all the greats have to leave us?
Dominic Wood
>2017
>We need you to voice a dead guy
>Say no more fa[/spoiler]