| Dermot Crowley |
Hey there,
Small break to make you aware of a radio program based on the posters of Toulouse Lautrec called The Posters of Montmartre (AKA Posters of the Moulin Rouge).
Dermot Crowley (General Krix Madine - ROTJ) has a role as George Footit, an aging circus performer with an alcohol problem.
If you've never seen/heard Crowley (said Crow-lee) in anything other than Return of the Jedi then you will be a tad surprised at hearing him as Footit. I was.
The radio series on BBC 7 is played in 5 parts and plays each day. Two parts have already been broadcast.
(EDIT: No longer playing but here is a preview:)
Small break to make you aware of a radio program based on the posters of Toulouse Lautrec called The Posters of Montmartre (AKA Posters of the Moulin Rouge).
Dermot Crowley (General Krix Madine - ROTJ) has a role as George Footit, an aging circus performer with an alcohol problem.
If you've never seen/heard Crowley (said Crow-lee) in anything other than Return of the Jedi then you will be a tad surprised at hearing him as Footit. I was.
The radio series on BBC 7 is played in 5 parts and plays each day. Two parts have already been broadcast.
(EDIT: No longer playing but here is a preview:)
Enjoy!
Leah
1 comment:
forceofsound
date Posted: Sep 13, 2006 11:37 AM
You may be surprised especially because the voice of General Madine was performed by John Hostetter (http://www.johnhostetter.com/res-vw-dubbing.htm) and not Mr. Crowley. This is the case with many of the supporting characters in the Star Wars films who were played by British actors. Thanks for the links!
NerfHerdersAnonymous
Life, the Star Wars Universe and Everything
date Posted: Sep 13, 2006 11:45 AM
You're very welcome, only too glad to share.
Yes, of course, that explains so much. Especially since Mr. Crowley is from Cork, Ireland. hehe I knew many of the actors were dubbed by others but finding those people has proved rather difficult until recently. Do you know of any others? Drop me a line!
And...thank you. I can add Mr. Hostetter's page to the database!
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