Here's my theory: Julia Child was a tall and large woman, and she had a naturally deep voice. Her size and voice probably made her feel masculine. So, at an early age she raised the pitch of her voice to sound more feminine and that stuck. Then, compound the fact that she spent WWII in England in US Army Intelligence, and a considerable amount of her early adulthood in France and around French speakers. Listen to her voice, especially during her early shows, and you can hear a low voice being brought up higher, a bit of English nasality and pronunciation, and a very French rythym to her speaking. That's my theory and I'm sticking to it.
Julia Roberts was the voice of Charlotte in Charlotte's Web.
Julia Roberts was the voice of the person in the Nationwide Advertisement.
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No,she sings naturally.
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I think it is Julia Roberts.
Peter Coyote is the voice in the Nation Magazine commercial
She has an annoying voice that sounds like Julia Gillards Voice but far more annoying than Julia Gillards Voice and Sharyn Ghidella has a Horrible Smile that looks like a creepy smile from a jack in a box.
Julia Child had a distinctive and unique voice, described as deep, vibrant, and full of energy. Her voice often exuded enthusiasm and passion for cooking, with a touch of humor and charm.
No, not really. Losing your voice is caused when the vocal chords are strained. This is caused by yelling a lot or can be caused by sickness.
Julia Cummings-Wing has written: 'Speak for Yourself' -- subject(s): Speech, Voice culture
Yes a voice memo can become a podcast.