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News Credits: 1 · Wed May 20, 2009 2:24 pm

Well... all fingers point to yes based off of his voice....

c'mon guys.... Candyman?

You know I'm right, don't hate.

News Credits: 22 · Wed May 20, 2009 2:56 pm

What? Who is Tony Todd? Never heard of him.

Doesn't matter anyway, because the Fallen is only going to have minimal screen time.

News Credits: 1 · Wed May 20, 2009 3:04 pm

Check him out on IMdB :twisted:

.... All fingers point to scary black man voice. I mean I want something of a James Earl or a Michael Clark Douglas :shock:

, but whatever yo, it's all synthesized in production anyways. The onliest person that sounds like himself is Peter Cullen, otherwise its a grab bag of people with not that much screen time and unimportant voice roles that get synthed a bit :roll:

. Megs sounds nothing like his voice actor in my opinion with all the husky mechanics added, but hey I'm a sound geek, I make beats.

2 each is own I guess, right G1 Fanboys :?:

News Credits: 487 · Wed May 20, 2009 3:27 pm

Rodimus Prime wrote:What? Who is Tony Todd? Never heard of him.

Have you ever seen Star Trek: TNG? He was Worf's brother in that. He was also in Candyman (as was already said) and the Final Destination trilogy.

Wed May 20, 2009 3:51 pm

I still havent given up hope Nimoy might take the role of The Fallen, but I get the feeling Todd might play him. To be honest I really want Tony to play Devastator.

News Credits: 7 · Wed May 20, 2009 4:35 pm

Tony Todd is also no stranger ot Micheal Bay Films. He played on the the mercenaries working for Ed Harris in The Rock and ended up being sent flying via rocket and ending up impaled on a gate post. He was also in this past season of 24 as the leader of the terrorists who infiltrated the White House and took the President and a bunch of people hostage. He met his end at the hands of Jack Bauer.

News Credits: 1 · Wed May 20, 2009 4:41 pm

Tru..... Tru.....

After watching Star Trek twice I'm not as impressed with Leonard's voice anymore, unless he is Jetfire :?:

Wed May 20, 2009 6:27 pm

He seems like he d make a scary enough Fallen. While Nimoy might been cool for reference reasons, I d rather have a truly terrifying voice , as The fallen supposed be this viesage of evil.

I suppose they could have several people record the voices and decide which they want to use at the last minute heh. We shall see.

Wed May 20, 2009 6:43 pm

Darth Bombshell wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote:What? Who is Tony Todd? Never heard of him.

Have you ever seen Star Trek: TNG? He was Worf's brother in that. He was also in Candyman (as was already said) and the Final Destination trilogy.

Don't forget the ORGINAL black and white Night of the Living Dead!

No, i'm not old enough to of seen it on the big screen, big zombie movie fan though...

News Credits: 22 · Thu May 21, 2009 1:44 am

Roadbuster wrote:Tony Todd is also no stranger ot Micheal Bay Films. He played on the the mercenaries working for Ed Harris in The Rock and ended up being sent flying via rocket and ending up impaled on a gate post. He was also in this past season of 24 as the leader of the terrorists who infiltrated the White House and took the President and a bunch of people hostage. He met his end at the hands of Jack Bauer.

OK, now I know. "Rocketman." LOL.

Thu May 21, 2009 3:07 am

Bloodlust wrote:
Darth Bombshell wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote:What? Who is Tony Todd? Never heard of him.

Have you ever seen Star Trek: TNG? He was Worf's brother in that. He was also in Candyman (as was already said) and the Final Destination trilogy.

Don't forget the ORGINAL black and white Night of the Living Dead!

No, i'm not old enough to of seen it on the big screen, big zombie movie fan though...

He was in the 1990 remake, not the original.

Fri May 22, 2009 12:08 am

Evil_the_Nub wrote:
Bloodlust wrote:
Darth Bombshell wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote:What? Who is Tony Todd? Never heard of him.

Have you ever seen Star Trek: TNG? He was Worf's brother in that. He was also in Candyman (as was already said) and the Final Destination trilogy.

Don't forget the ORGINAL black and white Night of the Living Dead!

No, i'm not old enough to of seen it on the big screen, big zombie movie fan though...

He was in the 1990 remake, not the original.

Son of a....you're right, i yield....

News Credits: 1 · Fri May 22, 2009 7:23 am

Ive heard of him(Candyman films) but I don't think Ive seen or heard (probably have but didn't notice)anything with him in it. but through reading stuff he has a cult following which I see as a good sign.