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24.01.2022 Mark Hamill talks his most iconic voice work, including his legendary animated Joker.

23.01.2022 The legendary Ross Newth.

17.01.2022 Peanuts creator Charles Schultz thought it was important for the children on the animated adaptation of his comic strip to have the voices of actual children. The kids who were cast for the role were all around the age of their onscreen counterparts, with Cathy Steinberg being only 4 years old when she was hired to play the role of Sally Brown. She was discovered living next door to producer Lee Mendelson. Similarly, the voice Charlie, Todd Barbee, was discovered thanks to h...is father, Chuck, who was Mendelson’s director of photography. Even though children voiced most of the roles, Barbee told the Huffington Post that an adult may have filled in for him in one section: One time they wanted me to voice that ‘AAAAAAARRRRRGGGGG’ when Charlie Brown goes to kick the football and Lucy yanks it away. Try as I might, I just couldn’t generate [it as] long [as] they were looking for so after something like 25 takes, we moved on. I was sweating the whole time. I think they eventually got an adult or a kid with an older voice to do that one take. See more

16.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsd5OkLvShw&feature=youtu.be

16.01.2022 Britain’s national radio station has shared a huge cache of sound files from its archives16,000 recordings from across the world and throughout its 90-year history of broadcasting.

15.01.2022 Ooh J.K. Rowling, you are naughty. A lovely Harry Potter story to get Fake Monday off to a good start.

08.01.2022 Morgan Freeman parodying The Shawkshank Redemption on The Graham Norton Show is the only thing you need to see today. ( Turn on sound for full Freeman effect)

08.01.2022 Life in a recording studio...

08.01.2022 Vale Ken Sparkes. Ken was the voice of the Nine Network in Australia and still worked on-air at WS.FM. We'll miss Ken.