Name: VOICE ACTORS -- FAK #15 (VOICE ACTORS -- FAK #15)
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One man recorded over 5,000 movie trailers, 750,000 TV ads, and has a voice recognized

What The FAK. The Facts and Knowledge on Voice Actors.

Don La Fontaine was a legendary voice actor whose nicknames included "Thunder Throat"

and "The Voice Of God." So many of his movie trailers used the phrase "In A World" that

"80's are back, it's "Code Monkeys," coming this spring.

But another man's "In A World" is equally famous, and that's Hal Douglas'. Douglas actually

won the Don La Fontaine Legacy Award in 2011 for his extensive voiceover work.

Arguably the most influential person in all of voice-acting was Mel Blanc. The voice of

Looney Tunes and many Hanna-Barbera cartoon characters spent six-decades performing about

400 different voices. At the time of his death in 1989 it was estimated that 20 million people

Giving life to many of the female characters is June Foray. Her list of voice credits is

extensive, ranging from "Rocky" and "Natasha" to "Granny" on Looney Tunes. She's still working

into her 90's and is the oldest entertainer ever to be nominated for an Emmy award.

"Why didn't you tell me before?" "I didn't think you'd believe me!"

Creating sounds for animals, aliens, robots, and humans alike is Frank Welker- one of the

highest-grossing actors in all of Hollywood due to the sheer amount of high-profile voiceover

work that he's done. Starting with Fred on Scooby Doo, he's gone on to voice Abu in Aladdin,

Nibbler on Futurama, and Megatron on Transformers in the animated series as well as the video

games. Here he is doing lion roars for Disney's The Lion King.

The voice of Walt Disney since 1983 is Mark Elliot. He's done voice overs for so many

trailers, that his voice is synonymous with Disney.

"Disney's magical classic that taught us to believe, only for a limited time."

Don Messick was responsible for an incredible amount of the famous voices of Hanna-Barbara

cartoons including Scooby Doo, Papa Smurf, Droopy, Bamm Bamm, Boo Boo Bear, and Astro.

The epic voice of the Transformer's Optimus Prime belongs to Peter Cullen. Cullen also

voiced "Eeyore" from Winnie The Pooh, and was the first person ever to provide a voice

for Donkey Kong as part of Nintendo's Saturday Supercade in 1983.

"I have witnessed their capacity for courage, and though we are worlds apart, like us, there

The man trying to cheer up Eeyore was Jim Cummings, whose long list of characters include

When it came to voicing Muppets it starts with Jim Henson and Kermit.

"Now the truth of the matter is that the frog is a great deal more interesting to look at,

and, uh, who notices what the bearded man is doing?"

But right alongside Henson was Frank Oz. Oz not only worked the puppets, but voiced many

legendary characters including Miss Piggy, Cookie Monster, and even Yoda.

Star Wars' most recognizable voice is that of Darth Vader, provided by James Earl Jones.

He also lent his booming voice to "Mufasa" in the Lion King, and the iconic CNN network

Today's cartoons have many dominating voice actors, one of which is Billy West. Noted

for his work on Ren & Stimpy, Futurama, and as the Red M & M.

One of West's colleagues on Futurama is John DiMaggio, who not only provides the voice

of Bender amongst his massive list of credits, he's also Marcus Fenix in Gears of War.

David Hayter's Solid Snake from the Metal Gear Solid series is one of the most famous

"Quiet, now listen close, because I'm only going to say this once. The nominees for Favorite

And the voice of the most recognizable character in gaming belongs to Charles Martinet.

For the last 20 years the voice of Batman in multiple animated series and games has

"The point is, her costume linked her to me. Why?"

One of the most recognized voices in all of cartoons is Tom Kenny's Spongebob Squarepants.

Kenny's talents aren't limited to a pineapple under the sea, however, having voiced characters

in over 200 productions. Starting with "Heffer" from Rocko's Modern Life and including the

"Ice King" in Adventure Time with Finn and Jake.

"Whooo wants the first patty from our freshly cleaned grill?!"

A legend in female voice acting is Tress Macneille, whose talents have been used in The Simpsons,

Futurama, Disney, Nickelodeon, and Cartoon Network.

Another major player in voicing female characters is Tara Strong. She is all over Cartoon Network,

as well as providing the singing voice of Meg in Family Guy.

Family Guy creator Seth Macfarlane not only does the voice of Peter Griffin but also Brian,

(In Stewie voice) "Hmm, is this a grape or a cherry? You know what? I don't really care, I enjoy them

(In Peter Griffin voice) "Wait, wait, hold it, hold it, hold it, can we finish this discussion

Can't mention Family Guy without mentioning The Simpsons which not only paved the way

for adult-oriented animated sitcoms but houses a small stable of ultra talented voice actors.

Including Dan Castellaneta whose characters include Homer, Grandpa and Groundskeeper WIlly.

Hank Azaria who is Apu, Chief Wiggum, and Moe, amongst others.

And Harry Shearer whose over 20 characters include Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders, and Principle

Mike Judge is the creator of King Of The Hill and Beavis and Butthead, and provides the

voices for not only Hank Hill, but both Beavis and Butthead.

South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone provide the majority of the voices for their

Phil Lamarr began voice acting as a teenager. Today he's in basically everything, from Family

Guy and Futurama, to video games like Metal Gear Solid 2 & 4, Infamous, and Dead Island.

"One guy is placed here in my throat, and the other guy is, perhaps, I move him up in

my throat and give him a different texture to the voice."

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