My opinion is that you can be subtle but in a big way. You have to create that intimacy on a large scale. If you just use your normal voice, like you acting in a film scene, it can fall flat. I see that happen a lot in animation. I mean, you have to create a character, a voice that competes with that image on the screen, something that fills it and brings it to life.
You have to be big and bold and loud and subtle, all at the same time. AG: Going back to The Lion King specifically, what do you think it is that makes this movie so timeless? What do you think it is that makes The Lion King so loveable? The story really connects. The characters are great, and this movie was a huge step forward in animation. AG: What was your favorite part of playing Banzai? CM: That sniveling voice! This guy had to be kind of scary, but dumb and a coward at the same time.
Working with Whoopi and Ed Cummings was a great thing to do. Each hyena had its own personality. It was really interesting, I had never done sniveling before. CM: Actually yes I have! It was amazing how Julie Taymor, the director, took that story to the stage and it was all to scale. Can you tell me a little bit about that?
CM: Sure! The premise is that Rob Schneider marries Mexican woman. AG : When will the show air? CM: Whenever it gets picked up. Do you know yet? AG: Speaking of Mexican, what advice do you have for any young Hispanics reading the paper here in Houston that would like a career in show business? Or just about life in general? CM: Go where the jobs are. Study, go to school, always go to school, finish up your education, learn as much as you can. Because you know all the Chicanos know, you gotta have three jobs at a time!
AG: Where is your family from? The Lion King The Lion Guard. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Cheech Marin. View source. Long before Whoopi Goldberg was dicing it up in the often-controversial talk show "The View," the actress showed she could survive in the jungle — as part of a trio of hyenas in 's "The Lion King. Goldberg voiced Shenzi, along with Cheech Marin's Banzai and voice actor Jim Cummings' non-verbal Ed as the comically malevolent hyenas who joined forces with main villain Scar voiced by Jeremy Irons in the animated film, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this month.
The stoner films were overseen at Paramount Studios by Jeffrey Katzenberg, who brought Marin's voice talents over when he became chairman at Walt Disney Studios. I was just waiting and the call finally came. Marin jumped at the chance to work alongside his longtime friend Goldberg. The chemistry is clear even though the hyenas recorded their voices separately. They came together in the studio only to record lines for the film's soundtrack.
Directors Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff decided this hyena would communicate strictly through laughing. Ed's nasty chortles project everything from abject fear to hunger, dramatic interest, wanderlust and just plain evil laughter.
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