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[ArabianIGoggles]

Anyone catch the latest Archer?  Freakin' hilarious that "I was born in London" Anderson was Lana's dad.  

[Valmar]

Keith David? He's been in quite a few things. You've might have seen him before in tv shows playing small roles and never realized it. Or heard his voice before, for that matter.

 

[God]

Yeah man, that's not really impressive.

 

Keith David does a lot of voice-overs and VA.

 

I see a Navy commercial that he's narrating at least once every 30 minutes. Of course, that might be because all I have to watch on TV is AFN.

 

Still, you will hear his voice in a lot of things.

[ArabianIGoggles]

I only remember him from Something about Mary and some random Call of Duty game.  Huh.  Never really noticed how many things he was in.

[Cette]

Rowdy Roddy Piper remembers........

[themikefest]

[God]

I only remember him from Something about Mary and some random Call of Duty game.  Huh.  Never really noticed how many things he was in.

 

He's the Arbiter man. You don't recognize the Arbiter?

[AlanC9]

How can we forget "The Cape"?

Keith David's IMDB entry is ridiculously long. And why not? Man's got a great voice.

[God]

How can we forget "The Cape"?

Keith David's IMDB entry is ridiculously long. And why not? Man's got a great voice.

 

I think it's been said somewhere that some of the more tertiary actors and VA's have something close to 8 or 9 times much of stuff on their resume compared to some of the more established names in the industry. You're seeing VA's with more work than the careers of several long-term A-list actors put together (not the A-listers who are big for 5 years max, I'm talking the ones who have been consistently A-list for 15-20 years or more.)

[Han Shot First]

I've been hearing Kaidan's VA a lot lately.

 

Apparently he does voice work on a lot of nature documentaries. 

[Valmar]

I've been hearing Kaidan's VA a lot lately.

 

Apparently he does voice work on a lot of nature documentaries. 

 

He's also in the television series Once Upon a Time.

[Reedirector]

Keith David? He's been in quite a few things. You've might have seen him before in tv shows playing small roles and never realized it. Or heard his voice before, for that matter.

 

 

Thank you so much for introducing this into my life. ME will never be the same again

[The Love Runner]

He'll be in Community this season.

[Vortex13]

He was Goliath in Disney's Gargoyles. 

 

 

[Lost Mercenary]

[luckybaer]

He was Goliath in Disney's Gargoyles. 

 

 

That series had a lot of great voice talent in addition to Mr. David:

 

Salli Richardson-Whitfield (Eureka)

Ed Asner (Mary Tyler-Moore Show and Lou Grant)

Jonathan Frakes (Star Trek: TNG)

Marina Sirtis (Star Trek: TNG)

John Rhys-Davies (LoTR)

 

All of the above lent their voice talents to 13 or more episodes.  There were some big names that did fewer shows, too:

 

Tim Curry

Michael Dorn

Richard Grieco

Robert Culp

Kate Mulgrew

James Belushi

 

[Larry-3]

He was Mrs. Smith boss in Mr. and Mrs. Smith. That movie where those agents are married, and they trying to kill each other.

[Vazgen]

Imam in Pitch Black and the Chronicles of Riddick

[dreamgazer]

Most important role of his career was in Men At Work.



"There are several sacred things in this world that you don't ever mess with. One of them happens to be another man's fries. Now, you remember that, and you'll live a long and healthy life."

[Display Name Owner]

 

Yes! I was going to mention Spawn.

[Han Shot First]

Most important role of his career was in Men At Work.



"There are several sacred things in this world that you don't ever mess with. One of them happens to be another man's fries. Now, you remember that, and you'll live a long and healthy life."

 

I forgot he was in that!

 

My vote would go for, "How the hell did you get the beans above the frank?!"

 

[Valmar]

I never realized he voiced Spawn. I'm a bit ashamed I didn't notice - I just got done watching it fairly recently.