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Upcoming Shows: Neil Ross

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Garfield Gets Real

Tired of life as a comic strip, Garfield comes into the real world to live as an ordinary house cat. Animated. [NR]

Sun Aug 24 9:00 AM on Cartoon Network [42]

Starring: Jason Marsden , Frank Welker , Wally Wingert , Neil Ross

Directed by: Mark A.Z. Dippe

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An American Tail

A Russian immigrant mouse finds himself alone in New York City after being separated from his family. Animated. [G]

Mon Sep 01 3:05 PM on HBO Family [557]

Starring: Cathianne Blore , Laura Carson , Dom DeLuise , John Finnegan , Phillip Glasser , Amy Green , Madeline Kahn , Pat Musick , Nehemiah Persoff , Christopher Plummer , Neil Ross , Will Ryan , Hal Smith , Erica Yohn

Directed by: Don Bluth

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only appeared in a few episodes. I don't know why the show didn't last. As I said earlier, it's really hard to find out that kind of stuff – especially if you're not a full time cast member. Question – Describe the relationship between the script writers and actors. Were you made to stand or sit whilst performing? What were the conditions like in the studio, did it get really

2 to Galaxy High, Biker Mice from Mars and Spiderman. He generously took his time to reply to our questions and we are very grateful to host such a legend here at insomniacmania.com. Question – What inspired you the most to take on vocal roles? You mainly did radio, up until 1985. What influenced you to parlay into other fields? Neil - I first heard the term voice-

the auditions and then sent them to New York with his recommendations. The final casting decisions were made by the producers in New York. Question - What would you have changed if anything? Neil - A bigger studio. Shorter sessions. Question – What was Director Wally Burr like to work with, sources indicate his was a dedicated person to his work and loyal to his actors?

considered voicing for Anime? A lot of hyped up hero action characters in there, some of their lines have to be the most memorable. Neil - If they asked me to I'd be happy to give it a shot. Question – Do you use body language to help gain the appropriate tone in some scenes? Neil - Definitely. It's kind of hard to portray extreme tension if you're slouched over with your

German accent. (What my parents used to call 'mittle' European.) One of the other characters had an Australian sound. Can't recall which one, but I'm pretty sure Pat Pinney played the part. Question – The cartoon Centurions was one of my other favorite series, you took on the role of Ace McCloud , the daring air operations expert. How cool is that. Do you have any memorable

ever sharing their overall philosophy on the shows. They just wanted us to get in there and bang em out. The situation has improved over the years, but there are still fewer parts for women. Question – You took on the role as Shipwreck in G.I Joe. What kind of character was he and do you feel the role was right for you? What went on at a typical GI Joe voice over session?

as well. Question – How often have you accidentally stolen other actors roles whilst voicing? How hard is to maintain character and portray rough voices for lengthy periods of time? Neil - During the first recording session Pat Fraley and I discovered to our horror that we were doing essentially the same voice for our characters in centurions.' we took a hasty meeting

usually listen to them if I need to do an accent at an audition or job. Question - You mention you have dialect tapes? How did you get hold of these and which dialects are we talking about? Neil - I bought them at Samuel French a theatrical bookstore in Hollywood. They're done by a guy named David Allen stern. I have about twenty. Almost every dialect imaginable. Question

of the cult favorite cartoon ,Transformers. Among many of the characters you portrayed from the Autobots' to the Decepticons' which ones were your favorite and closest to your natural voice? Neil - Springer was my hands down favourite. Lot's of fun to do and not much of a strain on the cords. Mostly just an exaggeration of my normal speaking voice. Question – How did you

guy were portrayed by the same person. What voice work did you have to do for Enter the Matrix? Neil - I just did miscellaneous vocal background work for the matrix. No main characters. Question - Confident with the sound of your own voice, would you be more inclined to take on a singing career? Have you ever been asked to sing for any of the characters you portray? Neil

or the line you were asked to say ? Neil - I think the game was 'Leisure suit Larry.' can't recall the line. Question – What are you most memorable cartoons? I always loved Ulysses 31. Neil - I'm not familiar with that one. I have to confess that I was never a great cartoon fan. I was a much bigger fan of radio drama. That's what I would have like to have done but it was

characters you portrayed and send them directly to you, with return details and packaging provided? I will be more than happy to pay for any costs incurred. Neil - Sure, no problem. Question – What are your upcoming projects? Any more games or movies coming up? Neil - As I write this the doorbell has rung and a chap has delivered some pickup lines for an upcoming game

recording. The session would usually wrap between 5 and 6pm. Question - Were all of your lines for an episode recorded at one time or did you have to come back and do pick ups or looping? Neil - Everything was recorded at one time. There were minimal pickups. (the only exception to this would be if an actor wasn't available on show day. In that case he would be brought in on

of all the characters you have ever taken on, which ones would you love to do again and which would you prefer to avoid? Neil - Can't think of a single character I wouldn't love to do again. Question – Were you ever inspired by live action actors whilst voicing for certain characters? Some have questioned your take on of Harrison Ford for the Springer character? Which

of any other director i ever worked with. There are those who feel they went on too long. But the shows he directed have held up over the years like few others, so maybe it was necessary. Question - In the Pryde of the X-men you take on Wolverine (Logan), have you seen the new x-men movies, and do you think Hugh Jackman portrays Wolverine well? How would you describe the

British and Dutch which absolutely defeats me. Heard Mathew Broderick do it in a television version of Athol Fugrard's 'Master Harold and the Boys' and was very impressed. He had it down! Question - Would you consider providing us with a few autographs for a competition on our website? I will be willing to acquire for you high quality pictures of some of the characters you

be a lot less inclined toward the petty jealousies that plague the on camera world. (I've been told this by on camera people.) Perhaps it's because we're not judged on our looks (thank god). Question - Spider-Man was always one of my cult classic cartoons, you voiced The Green Goblin/Norman Osborn . What did you think of the Spiderman movie, Wiliam Dafoe really sounded a lot

recording. The session would usually wrap between 5 and 6pm. Question - Were all of your lines for an episode recorded at one time or did you have to come back and do pick ups or looping? Neil - Everything was recorded at one time. There were minimal pickups. (the only exception to this would be if an actor wasn't available on show day. In that case he would be brought in on

in Visonaries, as Leoric! Why did it only last a few episodes, it was building up to a decent storyline? Were you able to get a glimpse at future scripts? Did Merklin have alternative motives? Neil - As I recall we did a full season of visionaries' (13 episodes). I heard through the grapevine that the show was killed when a number of religious fundamentalists began writing in

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