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Haus: Yuni *and* Megatron?
Also, both Ray and Slimer from "The Real Ghostbusters," Fred and Scooby from "Scooby-Doo," Jeremiah Surd from "The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest," about half the supporting voices from "DuckTales," Spike and Droopy from the latter day "Tom & Jerry" cartoons... he's EVERYWHERE.
Lord Morgue: Clancy Brown- "RAMIREZ WAS AN EFFETE SNOB! HE DIED ON HIS KNEES! I TOOK HIS HEAD AND RAPED HIS WOMAN WHILE HIS BODY WAS STILL WARM!" I just can't seem to work this into polite conversation, let alone in church. And he also does Gargoyles.
And Mr. Krabs from "Spongebob Squarepants." Yes, really.
DM: Keith David. Bar none the coolest, richest voice of both film and animation.
Yas o yas. I heard him recently on an episode of "Teen Titans" as the robot Atlas. Such a rich, full voice.
Many others I would confirm, too, but that'd get too long and pedantic.
In terms of vocal range, there's few better than Jim Cummings (Bonkers T. Bobcat, Darkwing Duck, Tigger, Fuzzy Lumpkins), Phil Lamarr (Static, Green Lantern [Jon Stewart], Samurai Jack, non-Chris Rock Osmosis Jones), Tom Kenny (Spongebob Squarepants, Mayor Mayor, PPG Narrator) and Dan Castellaneta (Homer Simpson, non-Robin Williams Genie from "Aladdin," non-Christopher Lloyd Doc Brown from "Back to the Future").
But I take great personal inspiration from
the Goons, in particular Spike and Sellars. They could have completely convincing one-man conversations. One can only dream of that level of schizophrenia.
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Lord Peter Wimsey and Miss Harriet Vane (or should I say Edward Petherbridge and Harriet Walter?).
