Robert Englund
speaker
618 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 11 Sep
Robert Englund’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And it makes them just that much more fascinating or sexy or, you know, you like that.
Yeah, they come with a full toolbox, you know, so to speak.
And we've lost that a little bit, you know.
And I think that people probably thought they could compensate by going to the gym, you know, or something.
But you can as long as you're taking your shirt off.
But then you also have to sound right when you speak.
It was great to hear your curse again, by the way.
from voice class that I had.
And that was my go-to thing because it's about the breathing on the diaphragm to sustain that laugh.
And so my muscle memory, I fall into the Freddie laugh pretty automatically.
Now I have to consciously
pitch it higher and breathe less, you know, to, you know, get, you know, if I want to, if I'm doing an evil laugh when I'm doing a voiceover, you know, for animation or something now, I consciously have to pitch it high and bite off the air and turn it more into kind of like a demonic giggle or something.
So I don't, so I don't remind everybody that they're listening to Freddy Krueger.
And you've like at this point, that's the great Tobey Hooper again to God.
Stephen King loves Tobey Hooper.
Stephen King loves the way Tobey treats the Stephen King canon.
Well, you know, it's strange now, you know, it's, um,
I'm going to be doing a sequel to a wonderful, smart, smart horror film I did called Behind the Mask, The Rise of Leslie Vernon.
Yes, that's right.
It's one of those films that's slowly ascending on the cult market, but it still hasn't been seen enough.
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