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[[Image:Marc_Graue_voiceover_hotel_Mario.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:Marc_Graue_voiceover_hotel_Mario.jpg|thumb|''Marc Graue'' during a voice recording session of [[Hotel Mario]].]] | ||
{{Quote|Considering Hotel mario was released in 1994 I’m thrilled to see it take on a new life as a parody of itself on Youtube…or anything else you can think of! I don’t think the Academy will be calling me anytime soon and I really dont feel it was “My Finest Moment As A Thespian”….but hey’ we had alot of fun…. AND someone is still listening!!!".|Marc Graue|}} | {{Quote|Considering Hotel mario was released in 1994 I’m thrilled to see it take on a new life as a parody of itself on Youtube…or anything else you can think of! I don’t think the Academy will be calling me anytime soon and I really dont feel it was “My Finest Moment As A Thespian”….but hey’ we had alot of fun…. AND someone is still listening!!!".|Marc Graue|}} | ||
Revision as of 21:18, April 21, 2010
Marc Graue during a voice recording session of Hotel Mario.
- “Considering Hotel mario was released in 1994 I’m thrilled to see it take on a new life as a parody of itself on Youtube…or anything else you can think of! I don’t think the Academy will be calling me anytime soon and I really dont feel it was “My Finest Moment As A Thespian”….but hey’ we had alot of fun…. AND someone is still listening!!!".”
- —Marc Graue
Marc Graue is a video game and television voice actors based in California. Works he voiced on include World of Warcraft, Avatar The Last Airbender and the Ratchet & Clank Future trilogy (the third part of which also featured Charles Martinet in a major role). He worked on Hotel Mario, where he did the voice of Mario, Luigi and Bowser.
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