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Topic: LTo$ "movie": Voice actors?

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Roger North
Yeah that would be cool Lady Quackly.
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Roger NorthYeah that would be cool Lady Quackly.
Somehow, I can picture him doing Sir Roast. XD Now we need some people to do the others.
Malcolm McDuck might possibly have a British accent, or at least a softer Scottish brogue than
the rest. And then we need to get some actresses for Downy and the girls----not to mention
Goldie. :)

(I should REALLY get out more. :) )
Roger North
I think Lea Thompson should do the voices of Scrooge's mother and sisters. She does do a good scottish accent. Cloris Leachman can do the voice of Grandma Duck and June Foray can do the voices of Goldie and Miss Quackfaster.
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Roger NorthI think Lea Thompson should do the voices of Scrooge's mother and sisters. She does do a good scottish accent. Cloris Leachman can do the voice of Grandma Duck and June Foray can do the voices of Goldie and Miss Quackfaster.
You mean June Foray's still alive?? Thank God for that, though. I'm sure she'd do a good job. I can picture Cloris Leachman alright, but I don't think I've heard Lea Thompson before. I'll look her up on
YouTube. :)
Roger North
That's a good idea Lady Quackly.
Argonaut
Heh, great thread. I'd actually made an entire cast list for a Lo$ movie back in high school. I can't recall most of it, but I do remember having Shirley Manson (singer from Garbage) as Hortense McDuck, and James Doohan (Star Trek's Scotty) as Fergus McDuck.
I think Billy Connolly would be great as Pothole too.
As for Scrooge, I've always adored Alan Young's performance... although I think Ewan McGregor might be an interesting choice for the younger Scrooge.
Roger North
Ewan McGregor the guy who played Obi Wan Kenobi from the Star Wars prequel trilogy? Yeah I can imagine him doing the voice of the younger Scrooge.
Robb_K
I didn't know that June Foray was still alive. She's certainly old enough to be convincing as an 80-year-old Goldie. Of course, she was good enough to mimic such a voice even when she was quite young.
DDU
Well, I think that they should remove the quacking sound from the ducks, so one could understand all the magnificent lines written for them to say (Donald's speeches in these old days were not very important, they were like silent-movies).
I really like Alan Youngs rendering of Scrooge, although I did dislike most of the ducktales episodes, with a few exceptions (Barks/Rosa-stories are made for all ages, most ducktales shows were made for small kids).
One Scot that i personally think could play any character, (Scrooge, Fergus, Quackley, you name them) is Ford Kiernan. Some of you might know him from the Scottish Sitcom Still Game where he plays the round-headed Jack Jarvis. Has anyone else got their point-of-view regarding this man?
Robb_K
I think that hearing a quacking duck with a heavy Scots brogue would be very funny and wonderful.
Roger North
I don't think you should mess with Donald's voice. He is only going to be in the last part of the movie anyway.
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Roger NorthI don't think you should mess with Donald's voice. He is only going to be in the last part of the movie anyway.
I really miss Clarence Nash, but Tony Anselmo does a good job on Donald. Funny that he doesn't say anything in his scenes as a little kid---just kicks Scrooge's butt and runs off giving him a razzberry! :)
Roger North
Yeah that is weird.
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: DDUWell, I think that they should remove the quacking sound from the ducks, so one could understand all the magnificent lines written for them to say (Donald's speeches in these old days were not very important, they were like silent-movies).
I really like Alan Youngs rendering of Scrooge, although I did dislike most of the ducktales episodes, with a few exceptions (Barks/Rosa-stories are made for all ages, most ducktales shows were made for small kids).
One Scot that i personally think could play any character, (Scrooge, Fergus, Quackley, you name them) is Ford Kiernan. Some of you might know him from the Scottish Sitcom Still Game where he plays the round-headed Jack Jarvis. Has anyone else got their point-of-view regarding this man?

I just heard some of him over at YouTube. He's pretty funny, and I like his accent. I think he'd do a fine job on those characters. :)
JeffT
Quote from user: Roger NorthI don't think you should mess with Donald's voice. He is only going to be in the last part of the movie anyway.
I think that Donald is due a voice makeover. Something like how the nephews sounded in Duck Tales. For the kinds of stories being told in the comic books (vs. the classic Donald cartoons), you need to be able to understand him better. After all, by now he is the ONLY duck who speaks in that half-intelligible way, something they made a joke about in Duck Tales a time or two.
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