Hu Ge, a famous Chinese actor, was also a voice actor. He used to voice these animations

Hu Ge, a famous Chinese actor, was also a voice actor. He used to voice these animations
Speaking of Hu Ge, most people know that he performs well and sings well. But few people know that he is also a very powerful voice actor (voice actor). He insists on using the original sound in TV plays and movies. In addition, he dubs many cartoons. Now, let's see why he dubs cartoons and characters!
Aloe
The 1999 animated version of Lotus Lantern can be said to be a good memory of a generation. Hu Ge, accompanied by a small aloe, earned 50 yuan in one sound. Hu Ge himself once disclosed to the public in front of the camera and said that he realized my dream of dubbing and earned 50 yuan.
Yue Fei
Hu Ge tasted his long cherished wish in the Legend of Young Yue Fei, and gave voice to the real protagonist (Yue Fei). Hu Ge also admitted that at the beginning, it was easy for him to imagine animation dubbing, because all the films and TV plays he had produced before were his own dubbing, but this time he was dubbing the main character of the animation for the first time, and the lines from mouth shape to presentation were not completely consistent. When I arrived at the dubbing scene, I found that the difficulty of dubbing animation was far higher than the characters in film and television works. " chinese voice actress
Wu Quxing
Tianbing C
The 2012 Tiangong Troupe D uses a strong dubbing team, including our Hu Ge. Hu Ge dubs for God in the animation. I wonder if you have heard of it?
McDull (after growing up)
You can hear it correctly. Hu Ge did dub McDull when he grew up. The monologue of "Man in the Wind" in the animation was dubbed by Hu Ge.
Bescote
In 2014, Hugh played the voice of Beskold in the 3D animated film Dragon Valley: A Wonderful Soldier at Dawn, which perfectly interpreted the image of a noble youth who was both evil and good
Hu Ge is not only well performed, but also handsome, with a golden voice. I hope Hu Ge can dub more animations in the future
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