I Know That Voice
Documentary • NR • 2014 • 1 hr 35 min
Starring
Charlie Adler, Pamela Adlon, Carlos Alazraqui, Jack Angel, Ed Asner
Directed By
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A lot of childhood voices showed up on here. It cool to see the faces behind the characters. These guys need way more recognition.
It’s actually super fun to see all these people who did voices I heard on tv my whole childhood,
Good topic for a doc, would love to see a follow up as there is no shortage of voice actors out there.
Great documentary on a facet of the industry often forgotten. So fun to be let in on their alter egos.
There’s something delightful about hearing character voices you love come from faces you’ve never seen before. A solid light doc.
A fun documentary showcasing voice actors; how they operate and what it takes to bring a character alive.
Puts faces to the voices you know from your childhood. Talks about how they work and who they are.
The art of voice acting is so underappreciated. I loved diving into the world and learning more about the industry.
The most beautiful love letter someone could write to all the voice actors who gave life to the souls of our favorite animated characters
Interesting to see who the person behind the voice was but it's long and that only ends up being a small part of it.
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