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Old 03-06-2008, 03:14 PM
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From yesteryear I would plump for Cecil Parker. He always sounded as if he was just slightly out of breath. The late Jeremy Brett had a distinctive voice. Of the actors who are still with us I think that Sam West has a marvelous tonal quality to his voice.

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Have to ponder on this but regarding breathing thesps John Shrapnel has a wonderful voice I think.
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Old 03-06-2008, 03:24 PM
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Oops, forgot the actresses.

The best female voice has to be Margaret Rutherford, closely followed by Shirley Eaton.
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The late Ian Richardson




Here as Francis Urquhart.

I'll never forget his "Bill Haydon" in Tinker Tailor........."
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Sidney Greenstreet, oh yes! My all-time favs are Claude Rains, Charles Laughton, Orson Welles and James Mason.

Unless I missed it, no one mentioned Peter Cushing or John Huston.
Peter Cushing had wonderful pronunciation and you are quite right to remind us. A very soft spoken gentleman with a gentle nature. Voices such as his are very rare now in actors today. He was very kind to me once when I was just starting at theatre school when I wrote to ask for advice on becoming an actress and I received two helpful letters from him. I found out later, his beloved wife was very ill during this period and shortly thereafter died. That he took the time at such a moment in his life was truly kind.

Someone also mentioned the late great Ian Richardson another beautiful voice and sadly missed!

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william franklyn
michael praed
tim dalton
simon dutton
steven pacey


tara fitzgerald
india fisher
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ollie mace
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You didn't get her phone number did you .... she's been a favourie of mine for years ... I have always rekoned her voice was the result of too many Gauloises.

the newer recruit - tara mk 2 as it were- is olivia mace.Her voice literally makes me tingle

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Ian Richardson – Yes. I saw him as Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet in the late '70s. Wonderful voice, great actor.

James Mason, Ronald Colman, and Christopher Lee – all good voices.
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the newer recruit - tara mk 2 as it were- is olivia mace.Her voice literally makes me tingle
Is she joining WTD? I have never heard of her .... she is very cute.
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Is she joining WTD? I have never heard of her .... she is very cute.
doing much ado about nothing on stage.. might open tomorrow I think.she might be in the movie version of brideshead as well.
I've worked with her a couple of times on short films.Amazing voice.
I think she'll be a name before long
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doing much ado about nothing on stage.. might open tomorrow I think.she might be in the movie version of brideshead as well.
I've worked with her a couple of times on short films.Amazing voice.
I think she'll be a name before long
I wish her well ... if she's a success it means we get to see more of her!
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