FNAF: Grievance of Man Retaped Episode 2 (Analog Series)

KNVO for Fred T. Bear

KNVO
KNVO auditioning for Fred T. Bear in FNAF: Grievance of Man Retaped Episode 2 (Analog Series)
JackMack
JackMack

Oh nice, the one even a voice from a famous actor, who can dance brilliantly! Good job here! Fingers crossed. J

    KNVO
    KNVO

    Perhaps you have me confused with someone else 😅

      JackMack
      JackMack

      But it´s Christopher Walken speaking, listen to his voice on YouTube...they make even fun with his way of talking...

        KNVO
        KNVO

        Omg I'm sorry, I totally forgot about that! Haha so many auditions!

          JackMack
          JackMack

          Hey bro, no sorrows, you did him amazing good! i recognized in a second! I did impersonations as well.

          You´re better. ;-)

            KNVO
            KNVO

            Oh stop ahaha Tysm for your praise

Fred T. Bear
Voice Actor Voice Actor

Fred T. Bear

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Role went to: bbvoiceovers

The pompous director of the studio, screeching out orders to anyone in hearing distance of his megaphone.


Freddy is a snide and annoyingly demanding character, masquerading as a big shot Hollywood director when in reality he's just a schmuck with a camera and 20 bucks to his name.  Freddy is a cheapskate, spending as little as possible on his work while also expecting perfection in a single take.


Freddy's voice is that of a poor New York/Jersey accent, hiding his real voice to come off as more sophisticated as a filmmaker.  A poor man's Tony Soprano if you would, however with a more gruff and gravelly tone similar to Fat Tony from The Simpsons.

Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • male adult
  • animation/character
  • animation
  • jersey
  • american (new york)
  • new jersey
The sides they read from:
  • The name’s Freddy, not to be confused with the other guy, totally different person.

  • I run the glamorous and oh-so-prestigious Fred B. Productions right here in the restaurant, so if you’re ever looking to see how movies are made come stop by.

  • Just don’t make too much noise, reshoots are expensive y’know!