In Tim Burton's 1994 film Ed Wood, actor Vincent d'Onofrio plays the part of Orson Welles, but since d'Onofrio could not suitabl

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In Tim Burton's 1994 film Ed Wood, actor Vincent d'Onofrio plays the part of Orson Welles, but since d'Onofrio could not suitabl

y mimic Welles's voice, Burton hired voice actor Maurice LaMarche to supply Welles's voice. Matching LaMarche's voice to the movement of d'Onofrio's lips required the use of what technique?

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Anni [7] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-22T01:28:54+03:00

Dubbing

Explanation:

<u>It is a common technique used in cinema to paste one person's voice over another to produce a desirable effect including the emulation of a proper voice for a specific role as is the case here.</u>

This was done to be as authentic about Welles' voice as was possible and not to break the immersion of the audience watching the film and familiar with Orson Welles.