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The Most Interesting Voices May Not Be Classically Beautiful
In this celebration of voice, I share 8 of my favorite ones with you! We explore how the most interesting voices may not be classically beautiful. Listen to some elder actors who have lived with their voices for a long time, and compare their younger voices with their current ones. We’ll also hear some mid-life actors and I’ll tell you why I find their voices sexy. Paul Jennings, who did the voiceover for Raphael in Soul Caliber II makes a personal appearance.
Included in this podcast are the voices of Eartha Kitt, Haluk Bilginer, Maggie Smith, Takehiro Hira, Lee Sun-Kyun, Alan Rickman, David Harewood, and Paul Jennings (see RESOURCES below to access the source material)
Here’s a glance at this episode:
The Voices I Love are Like This!
Maggie Smith
Eartha Kitt
Haluk Bilginer
Alan Rickman
David Harewood
Takehiro Hira
Lee Sun-Kyun
Raphael – Soul Caliber II
Informal Clip: SJ & Paul Jennings Voiceover for Raphael Soul Caliber II
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Source Resources:
EastEnders – Ali and Mehmet Fight in the Cafe (16/3/1989)
Agâh Makamı – Haluk Bilginer ft. RUBATO (Şahsiyet Orijinal Dizi Müzikleri)
When you determine where you stand the color will return to your world
LEE SUN-KYUN Netflix
My Mister Ep 7
ALAN RICKMAN
Sweeney Todd – Pretty Women
Amazon Prime – The Song of Lunch – Based on Christopher Reid’s narrative
MAGGIE SMITH
In conversation with Maggie Smith: “I led a perfectly normal life until Downton Abbey” | BFI
Maggie Smith #21 – The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969) – A teacher, first, last and always
Professor McGonagall being a queen
EARTHA KITT
Speaking Freely: Eartha Kitt
DAVID HAREWOOD
David Harewood: The Chilling Story Of How A Hollywood Star Lost His Mind | E185
TAKEHIRO HIRA
Giri/Haji on Netflix, Ep 2 – the recap at the beginning
RAPHAEL SOUL CALIBER II
Soul Calibur 2- All Raphael’s Voice Clips
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