Kevin Conroy, was one of the most celebrated actors in the entertainment industry who gained recognition after he voiced the character of Batman in 1992’s Batman: The Animated Series. He had appeared in various television series, including Search for Tomorrow, Dynasty, Ohara, and more, but what made him stand out was being the voice behind one of the most loved characters in DC Comics.
Kevin Conroy’s voiceover performance for Batman has helped in defining and extending the Batman legacy over the years. The actor had no idea that a voice over role could bring him the success and fame. But the actor revealed that it was not the character of Batman that he wanted to voice when he went to audition.
Kevin Conroy had no idea voicing Batman would bring him the success he received
Kevin Conroy revealed that voice director Andrea Romano convinced him to voice Batman
In...
Kevin Conroy’s voiceover performance for Batman has helped in defining and extending the Batman legacy over the years. The actor had no idea that a voice over role could bring him the success and fame. But the actor revealed that it was not the character of Batman that he wanted to voice when he went to audition.
Kevin Conroy had no idea voicing Batman would bring him the success he received
Kevin Conroy revealed that voice director Andrea Romano convinced him to voice Batman
In...
- 4/6/2024
- by Avneet Ahluwalia
- FandomWire
The late actor Kevin Conroy earned worldwide recognition after he voiced the character of DC Comics superhero Batman in various animated series, starting with Batman: The Animated Series, which premiered in 1992. He continued to voice the character in animated series including The New Batman Adventures, Batman Beyond, Justice League, and Justice League Unlimited.
Without showcasing his face on-screen, the late actor managed to impress the audience with his deep and raspy voice, which helped define the character for the audience for almost three decades. The actor passed away at the age of 66 on November 10, 2022, following a private battle with intestinal cancer. Before his passing, Kevin Conroy had shared a technique he used to nail Batman’s voice.
Kevin Conroy voiced Batman in Bruce Timm’s Batman: The Animated Series (Credits: Warner Bros. Youtube) Kevin Conroy talks about the secret behind Batman’s voice
Actor Kevin Conroy’s voice for Batman:...
Without showcasing his face on-screen, the late actor managed to impress the audience with his deep and raspy voice, which helped define the character for the audience for almost three decades. The actor passed away at the age of 66 on November 10, 2022, following a private battle with intestinal cancer. Before his passing, Kevin Conroy had shared a technique he used to nail Batman’s voice.
Kevin Conroy voiced Batman in Bruce Timm’s Batman: The Animated Series (Credits: Warner Bros. Youtube) Kevin Conroy talks about the secret behind Batman’s voice
Actor Kevin Conroy’s voice for Batman:...
- 4/6/2024
- by Avneet Ahluwalia
- FandomWire
Justin Simien was out celebrating his 40th birthday when he learned that Paramount was putting his TV deal on ice. He’d soon learn he was far from alone.
The creator of “Dear White People” had inked a coveted overall deal with Paramount TV Studios in 2021 through his Culture Machine production company. But in the wake of the WGA strike which prohibited writer-producers like Simien from working, Paramount cited a clause in his contract called “force majeure” to suspend the deal — a precursor to canceling it altogether.
Simien was “absolutely devastated and kind of caught by surprise,” he told TheWrap, of hearing the news in a call from his lawyer on May 7. The letter he’d been sent was just one of many.
The Writers Guild of America’s strike is entering its second month, and members like Simien are already feeling the financial pinch. “Force majeure,” a common concept...
The creator of “Dear White People” had inked a coveted overall deal with Paramount TV Studios in 2021 through his Culture Machine production company. But in the wake of the WGA strike which prohibited writer-producers like Simien from working, Paramount cited a clause in his contract called “force majeure” to suspend the deal — a precursor to canceling it altogether.
Simien was “absolutely devastated and kind of caught by surprise,” he told TheWrap, of hearing the news in a call from his lawyer on May 7. The letter he’d been sent was just one of many.
The Writers Guild of America’s strike is entering its second month, and members like Simien are already feeling the financial pinch. “Force majeure,” a common concept...
- 6/9/2023
- by Lucas Manfredi
- The Wrap
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