
David Tennant is best known for his role as the tenth Doctor in BBC's Doctor Who. While there is many good actors who've played the Doctor over the years, none of them have had performances that have stayed with me as long as that of Tennant.
His emotions adapt greatly to many situations throughout the series as shown in the video below:
This would appeal to another audience (mainly, Doctor Who fans) and attract a different voice than a gruff tough mean guy that most games with voice acting try to go for, he can pull off the various roles that a main character requires without pushing it into weird zone (for example, the Mass Effect 2 romance dialogue from Mark Meer is a little creepy).
Thoughts?
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Edited:
Since there's a lot of people saying his voice is too high pitch for the stereotypical warrior voice (I disagree, but that's my opinion) and since there has been a lot of ideas about him being an NPC based off his Doctor Who appearances as a crazy physician or a companion, I've changed the thread to accommodate these beliefs and hopefully drag in more discussion!
Modifié par Dave of Canada, 16 juillet 2010 - 01:52 .





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