Peter Cullen, Known To Most of Us As Optimus Prime, Provided the Voices To Hundreds of Beloved Characters Including:
Spider Man and His Amazing Friends
Dr. Bruce Banner, Hulk, Mysterious, Red Skull
Rainbow Brite: Murky Dismal
Pac Man: Sour Puss
Knight Rider: K.A.R.R.
Monchhichhis: Shreeker, Snitchit, Gonker
Transformers: Optimus Prime, Ironhide, Streetwise, Wingspan, Slugslinger, Nightstick
The Biskitts: Dog Foot, Fang, Scratch
Dungeons and Dragons: Venger
Dragon’s Lair: Bertram, Sir Hubert Blunt
Voltron: Coran, King Alfor, Narrator
Go-Bots: Spoiler, Tank and Pincher
G.I. Joe: Airborne, Ramar, Zandar
Moondreamers: Igon + Others
Rambo: The Force of Freedom: Sergeant Havoc, Razor
Filmation Ghostbusters: Eddie Spenser Jr., Eddie Spencer Sr. Haunter
The New Adventures of Johnny Quest: Patch
Foofur: Baby the Rat, Vinnie the Cat
Also Provided Voices For:
The Muppet Babies, Snorks, Alvin & the Chipmunks, Scooby-Doo and Scrappy Doo, The Smurfs, The Dukes, Mr. T, Pound Puppies, Bravestarr, Duck Tales, The Real Ghostbusters Visionairies, Dino-Riders, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Gummi Bears, Rude Dawg and the Dweebs, TaleSpin, Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers, Tom & Jerry Kids, Tiny Toon Adventures and Many More!
Known For His Portrayal of Salvatore “Big *****” Bonpensiero, Vincent Was an Amazing Actor That Appeared in Over 170 Movies and TV Shows Since 1988.
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“Careless Whisper”was originally released as George Michael’s debut solo single in 1984, although in the US it was credited to Wham! featuring George Michael and included on the album Make It Big. Co-written by George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley while they were still teenagers, the smooth, saxophone-driven ballad became a global phenomenon, spending three weeks at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching #1 in the UK and topping the charts in 25 countries. It was also named Billboard's #2 song of 1985, finishing just behind Madonna's "Like a Virgin" on the magazine's year-end Hot 100 chart.
Its themes of guilt and infidelity, combined with Michael’s soulful vocal delivery, cemented it as one of the most iconic pop songs of the 1980s. The legendary saxophone intro was crafted by Michael at age 17 on a school bus and eventually recorded by session musician Steve Gregory, who was the only one able to capture the slightly "imperfect" and melancholic timing Michael demanded. Despite its massive success, Michael later grew to dislike the song, criticizing his own teenage lyrics as presumptuous and even disliking its Miami-filmed music video.