right right the boys poison for kuzco
that boy's poison for kuzco that's real
with mahogany hello my name is patrick
warburton I do cartoon voices I do
voiceover I do cartoon characters Cronk
know cracked and Amber's new career that
guy knows how to talk to not only the
squirrels but he's well-versed in all
the woodland creatures Joe and family
guy Joe's you know he's a professional
Peter I'm a cop and I'm a good cop and
Brock's a little bit edgier he's always
his patience has been tried he's this
close to killing somebody so people like
to do impressions and so we're gonna
look at some today and critique them do
you have a screwdriver I could borrow
kind of need to put together a shelf his
approach there I think is right in tune
because he is physical izing he knows
that it's his face that's informing his
voice when I have to scream is Joe it is
part of my voice because there's a
proper way to scream and not and I do it
the improper way more recently I paid a
little bit more attention to that and I
think it that cut comes more from you
know from the diaphragm you want to
support just like when you're singing
you gotta support when you're screaming
or yelling to otherwise you're just
frying it you'll fry in your instrument
I feel so fancy
hey Bailey you guys are acting like a
bunch of pansies I thought I told Bonnie
to make me pancakes from five o'clock I
I'm not sure why I'm such a big upper
body and such tiny legs it's uh it's not
right I lord
well and first off always flattered that
someone would go to the trouble and be
inspired to want to impersonate a voice
that I do I think he does a very good
job he's got the timbre he brings it
down Joe is Joe's very officious that's
where Joe comes from because he's a
police officer so you know everything
that he says he's got a little bit of
that attitude Peter I know what I'm
talking about I'm a cop
a good cop keeping it serious with a
little bit of that attitude but very
fine job oh I can't do it I'm I'm so
full hey everybody it's me Joe Swanson I
have a return back here doing the
impression really pretty nice beer he
relieved me gonna get down to the poop
sack go a vlinn quagmire where's
everybody okay I like what he does there
with the physicality when you do that
that instructs your voice guys have
their tricks you know my friend Tom
Kenny does the this thing sometimes it's
just it's it's just like gaben you're
facing like that that's easier to talk
like this if you're like this as opposed
to having your head out here like this
you do that a lot actually with Cronk
crowd comes down here drunk is a little
bit more down here like that so I think
that was almost a little bit more
kranish but you know definitely
capturing something there that's Joe on
acid right there
I like seeing different Joe's I don't
think we're always we're looking for a
carte
carbon-copy I don't think that's what
we're looking for the fun guys who do
impressions they're really good
impersonators they do their own sort of
magnified versions of those characters
and that's what I'm seeing a bit of
today and so I like that I think it's
it's fun oh right the poison the poison
for kuzco oh yeah that's real with
mahogany ah oh okay ah you owe me a new
ACORN
oh yeah yeah oh yeah girls girls boys
and boys pakusa oh yeah let's all come
together yeah they're always got it done
it's kind of down here he's got this or
the tone going comes a little bit - a
little too staccato there you gotta I
think he can flow it together just a
little bit more like that smooth that
smooth it out a little bit but he's got
a really nice style and tone there I
think he's doing a very fine job that's
the only critique I give him when I
initially looked at the dialogue for
crunk there was a Crockett and even a
four pages that's about it
Disney is very secretive with their
script so I did not have all that much
to inform me except for these four pages
I could see that Kronk was a henchman
seemingly reticent but he liked to cook
so I thought he probably doesn't sound
dark it sounds a little bit sweeter you
like to cook so I kind of brought it
down here like that I mean it could have
been darker the poison for kuzco can i
poison him it's gonna been a very
different movie oh right the poison the
poison for kuzco oh right the poison the
poison for kuzco the poison chosen
specially to kill kuzco kuzco's poison
that poison there's different Crocs
let's crack down here but there's croc
up here too I think you know there's
croc that comes out up here the one
thing the one thing I would say I think
is doing a very nice job the one thing I
says you're having thoughts each one's a
different maybe even a different thought
right right the poison poison for kuzco
that poison poison you're really
thinking about it
so listen you guys you're sort of
confusing me so uh be gosh so my last
name's crock and when people find out my
last name's crock they're like Oh crock
like the guy from Emperor's New Groove
right huh yeah this poor fella and so he
was forced to have to learn an
impression of crime I'm sorry
with crock there is no dialect no real
dialect it's more of an energy just uh
his whole energy you're doing a good job
and the next time you see me you can
just kick me right in the nards yeah
that's right
that boy is that poison gotcha Covered
poison for kuzco kuzco's poison poison
designed specifically to kill kuzco
kuzco's poison talked about that boys I
like that the energy similar but he's
putting his own take on it at the same
time
you know keeping the whole essence of
Kronk there this fellow or any of the
other fellows of actually like you know
voice of character it would have worked
it just would have been their own spin
on it but that's very close and here are
some impressions of me yeah two two
copies juice no sugar on the side I'm
actually the opposite in restaurants my
kids always make fun of me because I
always felt like because of my voice or
just that I'm a little bit larger that
if I say something like can I get some
water it just comes across as a Polish
well I think on most of these characters
and what we're seeing you know and for
this gentleman here for instance it's a
little bit bigger than life but that's
that's what makes impressions and
character work fun is to sort of put a
magnifying glass and what people do the
problem is when you look at impressions
of yourself you're like oh my god I'm I
really like that
I always with my eyes like so I also
play Jos Watson family ah that's a mono
show rules of engagement what about
Audrey I thought we talked about that
come on
yeah really hi fine see that is a
definitely a magnified version
I hope I'm not Audrey get in here and
make me some dinner that's like what my
buddy Mike does too
he'll do he'll do it and then he'll
integrates all this like real life stuff
like yeah the Santa Rosa Valley is
really nice great place to raise your
kids yeah we really love it out here
it's a friend of mine I love him but I
mean I don't know who I look like
anymore so that could be me right there
well I think on most of these characters
and what we're seeing you know and it's
a little bit bigger than life but that's
that's what makes impressions and
character work fun is to sort of put a
magnifying glass and what people do one
of the problems I had early on in my
career was that I was always thinking
about the right way to do something so
the aha moment for me was realizing that
there is not a right way there's no
right way the right way is your way it
the right pages of a character
description but they still don't know
what a character sounds like until they
hear it so you show them what the
character sounds like make some choices
be creative have fun with it be
confident in your choices those to me
just seem to be the primary elements
well I'm Patrick Warburton and that was
my critique of some fantastic work I'm
so appreciated that