I Know That Voice (2014)
Overview
Filmmaker Lawrence Shapiro discusses voice-over acting with the talented people behind the characters.
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Additional Info
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| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 10.471 |
Directed By
Lawrence Shapiro
Crew
Lawrence Shapiro
John DiMaggio
Tommy Reid
Lawrence Shapiro
Ryo Rex
Sven Tusak
Tommy Reid
Tommy Reid
Ryo Rex
Brandon Sonnier
Russell Harris
Bill Parker
Peter Dang
Russell Harris
John Oravec
Myke Chilian
Kali Fontecchio
Tommy Meehan
Bryan Newton
Obray Williams
Taylor Mahony
Bill Parker
John Oravec
TOP CAST
Charlie Adler
Self
Pamela Adlon
Self
Carlos Alazraqui
Self
Jack Angel
Self
Ed Asner
Self
Hank Azaria
Self
Diedrich Bader
Self
Eric Bauza
Self
Dee Bradley Baker
Self
Jeff Bennett
Self
Bob Bergen
Self
Robert S. Birchard
Self
Justin Birnsfield
Self
Noel Blanc
Self
Steve Blum
Self
Chris Borders
Self
Devon Bowman
Self
Clancy Brown
Self
Corey Burton
Self
Nancy Cartwright
Self
David X. Cohen
Self
Kevin Conroy
Self
Matt Corey
Self
Jim Cummings
Self
Elizabeth Daily
Self
Grey DeLisle
Self
Debi Derryberry
Self
Jessica DiCicco
Self
John DiMaggio
Self
Robin Atkin Downes
Self
Mark Evanier
Self
Bill Farmer
Self
David Faustino
Self
June Foray
Self
Pat Fraley
Self
Stan Freberg
Self
Nika Futterman
Self
Morgan Gerhard
Self
Frank Gladstone
Self
Seth Green
Self
Matt Groening
Self
Mark Hamill
Self
Jim Hanks
Self
Jess Harnell
Self
Peter Hastings
Self
David Herman
Self
Gordon Hunt
Self
Danny Jacobs
Self
Tom Kane
Self
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