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  • ONLY when pronounced in the booming voice of the man himself. Others who could pronounce this in a suitable fashion include Simon Callow, Brian Blessed and Patrick Stewart.

    August 16, 2008

  • Chuck Norris could pronounce Christopher Lee in a suitable fashion.

    August 16, 2008

  • I.E. in a stentorian or Cape Horn voice?

    August 16, 2008

  • No, probably just like Chuck Norris, in a Clint Eastwoody way. I wouldn't say either of them have a Cape Horn voice.

    Crunchysaviour, what about James Earl Jones or Morgan Freeman?

    August 17, 2008

  • I suppose so, chained_bear, but in a different way. The booming voice should sound lordly, and the pronunciation favours British accents. However, Morgan Freeman especially is a truly great man with a truly great voice, and would doubtless pronounce Christopher Lee in a suitable fashion.

    August 19, 2008

  • James Mason, surely.

    August 19, 2008

  • See, I would have suggested that James Earl Jones definitely would be better at this than Morgan Freeman, much as I love the man's voice. Freeman has a slightly tenor timbre at times, a gentle streak of vulnerability running through, like the ripple in fudge ripple ice cream. James Earl Jones does not. Let's not forget, after all, he was the voice of Lord Vader. If that isn't lordly and booming (with a British-favoured accent), I don't know what is.

    Now, we could certainly start an anti- list and include people like, say, Kevin Costner. Tee hee! (I tickled myself with that...)

    p.s. Chuck Norris was intended as a joke. (In case you aren't familiar, see the Chuck Norris page, or Wikipedia.) :)

    August 19, 2008

  • Or, say, Wallace Shawn. :-)

    August 19, 2008

  • Joe Pasquale is one of the least suitable people to pronounce Christopher Lee.

    James Earl Jones would definitely be very suitable!

    August 20, 2008

  • Fran Drescher. *giggling*

    August 20, 2008

  • *choke*

    August 20, 2008