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Phil LaMarr's best voice acting role?
- Thread starter Bor Gullet
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I can't choose, because they're all too good.
I guess maybe Hermes, but really, I can't choose. Phil is a master of his craft.
I guess maybe Hermes, but really, I can't choose. Phil is a master of his craft.
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That's tough, there's so many good ones.
I think John Stewart had the best material to work with - he really gave that guy a soul, like a real person. The whole romance with Hawkgirl was honestly really moving. It's a lot less "fun" a role than most of his stuff, he's a very stiff character, but he hit a home run.
I think John Stewart had the best material to work with - he really gave that guy a soul, like a real person. The whole romance with Hawkgirl was honestly really moving. It's a lot less "fun" a role than most of his stuff, he's a very stiff character, but he hit a home run.
Literally impossible to choose. The guy IS voice acting. The most recognizable and yet appropriate voice in all of voice acting. His prolific career is amazing. Hands down the greatest voice actor of our generation.
For sheer lifetime achievement award, I'd say it's Peter Cullen. He is Optimus Prime, full stop.
This guy and I share a birthday!
John Stewart on JL was likely the star of the show, he was focused on and had a very good arc (several, as a matter of fact), it wouldn't have been the same show without him.
Moreso than Futurama, as far as memorable ensemble casts in animations go.
Poor Marvin.
John Stewart on JL was likely the star of the show, he was focused on and had a very good arc (several, as a matter of fact), it wouldn't have been the same show without him.
Moreso than Futurama, as far as memorable ensemble casts in animations go.
Poor Marvin.
He's done some great work, and but his Hermes role has always been my favorite. I love the character so much.
I love Hermes but you make a good point. Jack is such a beautifully understated performance.
The line "Five today. Or rather, six"? is, for one reason or another, permanently and prominently nestled in my mind.
Yep. Justice league cartoon was my first exposure to Green Lantern, didn't know who in the hell Hal Jordan was.
Bit late to the party on this one OP:
https://www.resetera.com/threads/va...rn-in-justice-league-samurai-jack-etc.172042/
https://www.resetera.com/threads/va...rn-in-justice-league-samurai-jack-etc.172042/
imo it's pretty close between samurai jack and john stewart. both were really good. dude is mad talented. shout out to Marvin from pulp fiction, lol. one of the few examples where improper trigger discipline is punished in movies.
Woah you too?! I don't know why either, but it's the first thing I quoted in my head when I saw the thread title.
they're all so good
I picked Green Lantern but was close to choosing Samurai Jack as well
I picked Green Lantern but was close to choosing Samurai Jack as well
I feel like Peter Cullen sold me on the entire medium of anime with the Toonami Gundam Wing promo.
What a legend. John Stewart is a great pick. He had a lot of great material in Justice League and I remember thinking "who the hell is this joker?" when I first saw Hal Jordan after growing up with Phil's performance as Green Lantern. xD
The problem with Phil Lamar is that he's amazing in every roles he's every done and I usually get lost into the character. The man's a legend, but my vote is for vamp purely because I was shocked when I learned he did that role. The accent was perfect and it was just the right level of camp. He had the tone of metal gear so down pat I'm still impressed