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Kinski's Third Law: Any sufficiently robotic voice is indistinguishable from a Werner Herzog impression.
by mhd 6y ago
Kinski's Third Law: Any sufficiently robotic voice is indistinguishable from a Werner Herzog impression.
- staticautomatic 6y agoDid he actually say that?
- BolexNOLA 6y agoIf you can’t tell the difference, does it matter?
- staticautomatic 6y agoI'm not asking because I can't tell the difference. I'm asking because it doesn't sound like something Kinski would say in those words.
- SiVal 6y agoThat reminds me of a few years ago when a robot was the governor of California. I always wondered, If you heard a robot speaking German, how would you know it was a robot? Hmm?
- weinzierl 6y ago> "I always wondered, If you heard a robot speaking German, how would you know it was a robot? Hmm?" Did you know that in German speaking countries we never hear Arnolds original voice? He is dubbed by a German actor in all of his movies. So it remains a mystery... For all the Austrians in the thread: Yes, I know he is Austrian an technically his accent is Austrian.
- teekert 6y agoFor me this practice led a strange moment where a Girl in the krimi Wolf (or Wulf? Or could be Kommissar Rex but I think it was the daughter of Wolf himself), listened to an audio tape of a robbery and the voice never matched any of the suspects... Then she recognized some actor (Danny de Vito perhaps, it was 20 years ago at least?) and I was like wut? Danny deVito does not speak German, let alone like that. But then I learned you indeed have one actor doing the life time of an English speak actor :)