Lacey Chabert voicing Sonic
Well, Princess Elise, anyway.
Friday's special "sympathy news post" goes to SEGA this week for its announcement that Lacey Chabert is set to play the role of Princess Elise in Sonic the Hedgehog on PS3 and Xbox 360.
Lacey - who was apparently in Party of Five and Mean Girls - has previously done videogame voice-overs for Rugrats Go Wild and Bratz Rock Angels, and claims to have been playing Sonic games since she was nine years old.
SEGA says that this will mark the first time in Sonic's history that Hollywood talent has voiced one of the characters, although we're willing to debate this point.
Anyway, we'll stop being mean now and let you go off and do Google image-searches instead. Sonic the Hedgehog's due out on PS3 and 360 this Christmas.
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She was also Jane in Lost as well.
Boy EG you must be as bored as me.
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she's certainly grown up but her voice is still as irritating as it used to be I'm sure
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She's well bangable...
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she's certainly grown up but her voice is still as irritating as it used to be I'm sure "
I think it'll be before this hits 50 comments somebody will say "She looked hotter in Lost in Space".
/sets timer
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A annoying voice for a shit game, whoda thunk it!?
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And I suppose he really isn't a talent by any stretch.
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But it's true, what I don't really understand is how they made Heather Graham look average in that movie...
She is seriously hot!...
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Proper voice actors are out there and only required payment and entry into the credits. Requires no news articles.
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Peej
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On on PS3 this Christmas? Here?
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Yeah, Christmas to coincide with the ps3's launch.. looking at delays so far.. chrimble 2007 then
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But I guess Sega don't count that as 'Hollywood' as George Lucas likes to see himself as a self-funded independent film-maker.
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"Jake Lloyd? from Phantom Menace did voice Tails in Sonic Adventure. And he was 'just as good' as he was in Star Wars at it too. "
I thought he meant THE Star Wars Kid, now that would have been good.
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That's not true. Mila Kunis has always voiced Meg. She was also in That 70s Show.