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TRON.dll Wrote:WTF?? They didn't mention !

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Cam_the_Man Wrote: Did anyone know that Wendy Carlos used to be Walter Carlos?

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Dakota Bob Wrote: Cam_the_Man Wrote: Did anyone know that Wendy Carlos used to be Walter Carlos? No, but now we know, and knowing is half the battle!

ROTFLMAO!!!! They use to say that in those old 1984 G-1 Transformers public service announcements, LOL!!!!

On a serious note, though, I really don't care about her gender history - she's a hell of a musician, and you cannot do TRON without Wendy Carlos. That's like doing Vader without James Earl Jones, and Optimus Prime without Peter Cullen. End of line.

That is true, one for the voice, one for the sound, one to wear the suit, and the other?

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The iconic sound of the character's respirator breathing was created by sound designer Ben Burtt, who created the sound by recording himself breathing into a scuba regulator.
David Prowse played the role of Darth Vader during filming of A New Hope. Prowse was originally given the choice between the roles of Chewbacca and Darth Vader, and chose the latter because he said "people would remember him." After filming, James Earl Jones was hired to read Vader's lines over Prowse's performance, in part due to Prowse's strong West Country accent. Lucas eventually chose Jones to provide Vader's voice for all the original trilogy films; Jones has since been closely identified with the role. In 1978, Jones returned as the voice of Darth Vader in The Star Wars Holiday Special, which used A New Hope footage of Prowse in the character's costume.
The character of Darth Vader was also played by several stunt doubles, most notably fencing instructor Bob Anderson. Anderson handled all of Vader's fight sequences in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Mark Hamill, who portrayed Luke Skywalker in the original trilogy, noted in a 1983 interview in Starlog #72: "Bob Anderson was the man who actually did Vader's fighting. It was always supposed to be a secret, but I finally told George I didn't think it was fair any more. Bob worked so hard that he deserves some recognition. It's ridiculous to preserve the myth that it’s all done by one man."