Actors who were a one off.

[TurcoLoco]

I am not quite sure how this thread started as "actors who are one off" and veered in to "actor voices that are one off" but oh well..

Originally Posted by 2goldens

Kevin Costner - The Art of Racing In The Rain
Morgan Freeman - Narrative

I will ditto for Morgan Freeman but his narrative on The Shawshank Redemption.

[hertfordshire]

Originally Posted by TurcoLoco

I am not quite sure how this thread started as "actors who are one off" and veered in to "actor voices that are one off" but oh well..

It's been about voices since the first post. It's the thread title that seems to be off.

[TurcoLoco]

Originally Posted by hertfordshire

It's been about voices since the first post. It's the thread title that seems to be off.

Uh, thank you, I guess I missed it somehow but the thread was started by a user called "DizzyBint"....'nuff said!

[adjusterjack]

I thought of two more distinctive voices.

Richard Basehart
Jack Palance

[dizzybint]

In answer to JS who contacted me ....a one off to me means that there is no one else like those actors .. you never explained how you think of it....I thought this was a fun thread..

[snerk]

I'm going to say Seth Rogan has a distinctive voice (and laugh.)

[GTB365]

Boris Karloff

Paul Lynde

Marty Feldman

[NW4me]

William Conrad ("Cannon," one of the 1970s TV detectives) - great voice.

[aliasfinn]

I always thought John Carradine had a distinctive voice.

Other actors you may not know the name but would remember their voices, Henry Hull, Sterling Holloway and Percy Helton.