Who is the most impersonated person in the world




















Tall, thin, wiry Sam Elliott is the classic picture of the American cowboy. Elliott began his acting career on the stage and his film debut was in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Although his future wife, Katharine Ross co-starred in the film, the two did not meet until they filmed The Actor The Silence of the Lambs.

His parents were both of half Welsh and half English descent. Influenced by Richard Burton , he decided to study at College of Music and Drama and graduated in In , Actor St. He was born in , to bricklayer David Daniels and his wife Irene.

Daniels was a member of the singing Daniels family in Brooklyn. He made his television debut in at the age of 16, as part of a variety act. That same year, Actor Scream. Roger is a theater-trained actor who specializes in characters, vocal sound effects, dialects, and impressions.

Mucus for Mucinex. Roger has voiced roles in many films, Actor In a World He is known for his work on In a World He was married to Nita Whitaker and Joan Studva. Most people wont know who he is. This is the voice for over 5, movie previews, which contain most of the actors on this list.

Actor All About Eve. George Sanders was born of English parents in St. Imitating gestures will enhance the experience of the impressionists ability to mimic other voices. Speaking with someone on the phone, where the frequency range is limited from to Hz, you still recognize the voice on the other end even if the original voice extends has a much wider frequency range. An impressionist or a mimic is a performer whose act consists of imitating sounds, voices and mannerisms of celebrities and cartoon characters.

Many of them look more like him than they sound or move like him. I'm the first guy that said - to hell with it, I sound like Elvis and I'm going to do the Elvis act even though I look nothing like him!

And in a way, that works to my advantage. I get up on stage. People say, "This guy looks nothing like the King! He could be Elvis! If you look quite like Elvis, it merely underlines the fact that you aren't him.

If you look nothing like him, it underlines how well you are impersonating him. Well, it is ironic to think that a short moustached blond guy should make his living out of perpetuating the Elvis tradition, isn't it? After all, Elvis himself changed as well. He started out as a thin, brown-haired guy. He dyed his hair black, he ended up immensely fat, but he was always Elvis, no matter what shape.

You know, if a guy who was immensely fat decided to be an Elvis impersonator, and came on stage and did nothing but eat hamburgers and take drugs, who's to say it wouldn't be a great impression?

Here, they present a very tongue-in-cheek guide to the world records they'd like to introduce. King of rock: If the explosion of Elvis impersonators continues they will make up one-third of the world's population by An oyster is something that has to be prised open with a blade. The phrase means 'I will have to use force to get what I want'. Basically, it's a line about knife-crime and how it gets results. Clearly, Shakespeare is more popular with hoodies than is commonly thought. This title currently goes to cycling-crazy, flop-haired Tory leader David Cameron, who seems on average to have a bike stolen every six to nine months.

You can understand the attraction for thieves. Cameron's are the only bikes that come with a chauffeur driven car following yards behind them.

He appealed for the return of one taken from outside a Notting Hill supermarket - explaining that he thought of the bike as an 'old friend'. You're probably thinking Genghis Khan or Vlad the Impaler, but no. Sir Walter Raleigh is the single most life threatening person in history. Smoking and junk food, the two biggest killers of Western lifestyle - all down to one man in a cloak and feathery hat.

He shouldn't have been knighted, he should have been put back on his boat and told not to return until he'd discovered tofu and jogging. According to the rules of royal etiquette, one should never turn one's back on the Queen. This seems entirely unnecessary. She is very unlikely to steal anything. There are currently more than , professional Elvis impersonators in the world.

Interestingly, at the time of his death in there were only This rate of expansion of Elvis impersonation is such that were it to continue at a constant rate, by the year it is estimated that one-third of the world's population would be Elvis impersonators. Middle-class parents are almost paranoically unimaginative when it comes to naming their offspring. They like to call their sons Jack, Tom or Harry, like they're escape tunnels rather than children.



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