Ken Gregg's Character Voiceovers, Commercial Voiceovers, and Industrial Voice Overs

Ken Gregg's Character Voice Roster

Here is just a partial list of character voices, impressions, and dialects that I've performed professionally. The list is always growing...

Harry Caray
Don Pardo
Paul Lynd
Bullwinkle Moose
Cliff Claven
Walter Brennan
Robin Leach
Walter Winchell
Clint Eastwood
Bela Lugosi
Kwicky Koala
Jack Nicholson
Rod Serling
Ed Wynn
Dudley Doright
Julia Child
Sean Connery
Jimmy Stewart
Carl Sagan
Jim Nabors
Old Philosopher (Eddie Lawrence)
Garry Marshall
James Cagney
Woody Allen
Mr. Peabody
Victor Buono
Burt Lancaster
Howard Cosell
Kermit the Frog
Miss Piggy
Don Adams
Henry Kissinger
Henry Fonda
Truman Capote
Alec Guiness
Pirate
Parrot
Mr. Haney
Peter Lorre
Hubert Humphrey
Ted Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Walter Cronkite
Art Buckwald
Paul Harvey
Casey Kasem
Gerald Ford
Sylvester Stallone
Phil Donahue
Tom Brokaw
David Brinkley
Ross Perot

Dr. Phil
Bill Gates
Pat Robertson
Humphrey Bogart
Lloyd Nolan
Ray Milland
Robert Stack
William Conrad
News Anchor
British Explorer
Film Director
Newspaper Hawker
Broadway Producer
Captain Bligh
Cary Grant
Christopher Lloyd
Clark Gable
Neurotic Patient
George Burns
Groucho Marx
Henry Higgins
John Wayne
Marlon Brando
Radio Dispatcher
Ricky Ricardo
Ronald Reagan
Tarzan
Cheetah
Boris Karloff
Old Farmer
Old Senator
Cold Sufferer
Computer Voice
Seamus Intuit (Scottish Psychic)

Dialects

Standard (High) British
Texas
Scottish
Irish
Cockney
Valley-esque
Russia
India
France
Long Island
Wisconsin
Midwest Farm/Ranch
Kennedy-esque

Need something else?

If you don't see the character, impression, or dialect you're looking for, just e-mail your requirements to kengregg@voice-talent.com. If I can fulfill your requirements, I'll be happy to supply you with an existing sample spot or a custom demo.


	News & Info
		Ken Gregg will soon be offering his popular course Finding the Voices in Your Head and Making Them Pay. Click here for details. Do you really think nobody does an impression of Lloyd Nolan? And no one in his right mind would do a Ray Milland impression? Ken Gregg does. Click here for a partial roster of his characters, dialects, and impressions.