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Beyond The Sea (S1 EP13)

Brad Dourif’s Voice and Acting range is Remarkable. I Need it.

I truly do admire Brad Dourif’s ability to inhabit complex and often eccentric characters is unparalleled. Whether he's playing a mentally disturbed patient, a charismatic villain, or a sympathetic outcast, Brad Dourif brings an authenticity to his roles that captivates audiences. His dedication to his craft is evident in every performance, making him a celebrated figure in the world of film and a true inspiration to aspiring actors. Brad Dourif's talent is a gift to cinema, and his work continues to be a source of admiration and appreciation for fans and fellow actors alike.

So that’s why I am Voice Claiming him as Amaro. He’s perfect to listen to when writing his character and it’s really fun.

I know it’s silly, but I also wanted to make clear that, yes, This Blog is mainly Beetlejuice heavy, inspiration for my story and with the characters but I really want to capture the essence of Brad Dourif’s Chucky in Child’s Play, more than I wanted to with Michael Keaton’s Beetlejuice when writing my Creepy Character Amaro. Childs Play was my number one most feared movie growing up and I mean I was really petrified of everything that seemed even slightly scary and with my Father being a major horror fan, everyday seemed like a waking nightmare Lolz. So it only makes sense that I would want Chucky to be one of my main inspirations for Amaro. Not a huge deal but still.