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Hawkins was perhaps the original British “actor who ended up specialising in voiceover”. He started that career path in 1950 when he began voicing Mr. Turnip in Whirligig. He can be heard in various 70s, 80s and 90s cartoons, such as Sir Prancelot, Noah and Nelly in Skylark, The Perishers, SuperTed...
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Remembering David Graham and other voices of children’s television
David Graham, voice of Gordon Tracy, Brains and Parker in Thunderbirds and the Daleks in 1960s Doctor Who has passed away aged 99.
He provided many character voices throughout the 70s, 80s and 90s, as well as having a prolific in-vision career (he was the Big Brother in the 1984 Apple Macintosh...
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Interesting, Zippy and George only have three fingers on each hand. Not sure if there’s anything in the Middle East that would “ban” them from appearing there.
Captain Pugwash and Jimbo and the Jet-Set’s characters have the full five fingers, so exportation to Japan would have been...
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Larry the Lamb in Toytown was an original British production that originally ran on Thames TV from 1972 to 1974. It was mentioned in the first post because it is incredibly hard to find online, and having been told that there were multiple Dutch (presumably subtitled because that’s how most foreign...
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Re: Larry the Lamb in Dutch and other foreign-language dubs
Firstly, a quote from discussion of the digital whereabouts of Larry the Lamb in Toytown:
Still haven’t found these other releases of the series. Having seen the Dutch-subtitled Cartoon Time VHS (includes the LTL episode Dirty Work at the Dog and Whistle) it would be good to know...
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