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Voice of Tony the Tiger dies

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He also sang the Grinch song. "You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch..."

 

 

RIP

RIP Thurl. :cheers

 

Thurl did so many great voice characterizations. Half the voices at the Disney theme parks are him, and lots of animated characters as well.

 

The sad thing is he didn't even get credit for his singing part in Grinch until a relreleased version just a few years ago. Boris Karloff was given entire narrative credit, and the song vocalist was left uncredited so the assumption by many was that it was also Karloff.

First the voice of Fred Flinstone dies and now this. RIP Sir.

They were talking about him on the radio this morning. RIP!

QUOTE(FlaSoxxJim @ May 24, 2005 -> 08:25 AM)
RIP Thurl.  :cheers

 

Thurl did so many great voice characterizations.  Half the voices at the Disney theme parks are him, and lots of animated characters as well.

 

The sad thing is he didn't even get credit for his singing part in Grinch until a relreleased version just a few years ago.  Boris Karloff was given entire narrative credit, and the song vocalist was left uncredited so the assumption by many was that it was also Karloff.

That's why the credits weren't 15 minutes long like they are now. They didn't give credit for every little thing like the star's massage therapist, etc. look at the credits for "It's a Wonderful Life" - probably less than 30 seconds. A lot of eople got jipped in the movie and more than likely the pocketbook as well.

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