Subject: Life's Narrator
Posted by: HannahConner88
Date: Jul 02 11
Sometimes in movies the lead actor or even an unseen actor will lend their voice-over talent to the narration of a film.
Today many celebrities are even the commercial voice for a product.
The question I pose is this: If you could choose one celebrity to be the narrator of your life, who would you pick?
Posted by: HannahConner88
Date: Jul 02 11
Sometimes in movies the lead actor or even an unseen actor will lend their voice-over talent to the narration of a film.
Today many celebrities are even the commercial voice for a product.
The question I pose is this: If you could choose one celebrity to be the narrator of your life, who would you pick?
27 replies. On page 1 of 2 pages. 1 2
HannahConner88
|
For me, it comes down to a few choices, but my final pick is John Malkovich; I think he has one of the sweetest and most soothing voices. Reply #1. Jul 03 11, 12:05 AM |
ga_jam831 
|
With the sense of entitlement these stars have, I am sure it would cost 50 grand a day. No one is worth that. I choose my Dad. Reply #2. Jul 03 11, 2:44 PM |
Saints2668
|
Gilbert Gottfried! Reply #3. Jul 03 11, 3:20 PM |
veronikkamarrz
|
John Travolta! ;) Reply #4. Jul 03 11, 4:00 PM |
| HannahConner88
|
John Travolta is a good one; I love his accent and soft delightful voice. Reply #5. Jul 03 11, 6:01 PM |
honeybee4
|
Probably Joanne Woodward. Reply #6. Jul 03 11, 7:42 PM |
satguru
|
My old head says this belongs in celebrities but it's here now. It would have to be Woody Allen for me, I think I'm half way to it already myself. Reply #7. Jul 04 11, 3:45 PM |
postcards2go
|
James Earl Jones. I will watch CNN just to hear him say, "This is CNN." "This is postie's life" *swoon* Reply #8. Jul 04 11, 4:12 PM |
REDVIKING57
|
Probably Yogi Bear. "OK,BooBoo!" :)) Reply #9. Jul 05 11, 4:22 AM |
turbotude
|
Morgan Freeman Reply #10. Jul 05 11, 7:54 PM |
blindcat78
|
It would be a toss up between Morgan Freeman & James Earl Jones. Reply #11. Jul 13 11, 1:27 PM |
Cymruambyth
|
Emma Thompson for me. She has a beautifully modulated voice. Reply #12. Jul 13 11, 2:54 PM |
| callie_ross
|
It would have to be Morgan Freeman! He does such a good job at narrating! Take "The Shawshank Redemption", for instance. He has a voice as smooth as silk. Such a great man! :) Reply #13. Jul 13 11, 3:42 PM |
| Anton
|
Another for Morgan Freeman. Anybody else would be unacceptable. Reply #14. Jul 13 11, 4:59 PM |
trojan11
|
Laurence Olivier. Not in Shakespeare mode, though. I remember his narration of the World at War, years ago. Haunting, splellbinding voice. Reply #15. Jul 18 11, 7:23 AM |
MsKreant
|
Depends on the nature of the narration . For something educational, I would pick James Earl Jones. For romantic daydreams Patrick Warburton has such a sexy voice. Reply #16. Jul 21 11, 7:28 AM |
boxjaw
|
Keith David: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpEYcLq1JDo&feature=related or Peter Coyote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpEYcLq1JDo&feature=related Reply #17. Jul 21 11, 9:27 AM |
| boxjaw
|
I'm sorry here's Peter's voice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q3xv8qkaRU Reply #18. Jul 21 11, 9:30 AM |
| REDVIKING57
|
How about Ted Williams - the homeless man with 'The Golden Voice'? What happened to him? Reply #19. Jul 21 11, 10:06 AM |
wyambezi
|
I'd like Weird Al Yankovic to put my life into song. Seriously...probably Stephen Fry. I'd want him to write it too. Reply #20. Aug 27 11, 10:40 PM |
27 replies. On page 1 of 2 pages. 1 2
Legal / Conditions of Use
|
|
: