Orson Welles impressions
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2021
- Will Orson Welles be remembered by his films -- or his place as a pop culture reference? Here are some Orson Welles impressions with John Candy, Jack Black, Michael Palin, Vincent D'Onofrio and (of course) Maurice LaMarche.
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Nobody can do an Orson Welles quite like Maurice LaMarche. "What luck! There's a french fry stuck in my beard."
He sounds more like Vincent Price
And it's actually Maurice in the Ed Wood clip dubbed in.
It's funny because, of course, his voice sounds nothing like Wells and is much higher....but he's still awesome.
@@pja36 Yeah you can totally tell.
The question is: can Maurice do Orson Welles last performance, Unicron?
Clicking on this video like
"I wonder how many of these will be Maurice LaMarche."
Ahhhh the Orson Welles impressions have always been known for their excellence. There is a UA-cam compilation by Kevin Maher, inspired by that same impression excellence
From the same Hollywood campaign, it's fermented in a bottle like the very best youtube. It's vintage dated! *slurp*
"Rosebud frozen peas. Full of country goodness and green peaness."
I didn’t get the joke until I read it here. Thanks.😃👍🏼
I though I was the only one who remembered that. Oh joy there’s a French fry in my beard yummm
Green Peaness… and Ham 👍
'Green pea-ness' - well done.
Maurice LaMarche is like 90% of all Orson Welles impression haha. Even Vincent D' Onofrio in Ed Wood was dubbed over by Maurice LaMarche.
It's the perfect fusion to recreate Orson, body and voice working in harmony.
Wait, that was Private Pyle?
Which is why Welles impression should be done more often by more people. Who knows, maybe in around 20 years you will be featured in a compilation like this?
Wow.
Now I want Vincent DiNofrio to play Welles. That's a role he was born to play.
Maurice LaMarch’s voice
*_AH THE FRENCH CHAMPAGNE_*
Celebrated for its sexcellence
It's vintage dated...
Jack Black looks distressingly close to the real thing.
One impressionist to add: Jim Cummings. He's done an Orson Welles-like voice for shows like Schnookums and Meat and Super Secret Secret Squirrel.
His Bump In The Night Impression (Journey to the Centre to the Lung Fish) is pretty good.
funnily enough, jim cummings played orson welles twice in pinky and the brain
@@ink1931 He and Brain even equated with each other. Wells was a waiter and Brain was a child star.
Even more amazing is that's NOT Jack Black! That's another comedian named Michael Brown doing Jack Black doing Orson Welles.
@@gabe_s_videosa true chameleon
Maurice LaMarche has always done a great Orson Welles impression. Especially since he also used the voice for The Brain on Animaniacs and Pinky & The Brain
He also does a great Vincent Price since the voices are similar
"Try to take over the World" is all im hearing😊😅😅😅
Maauuuhhhaa, like the finest French vintage, a good Orson Welles impression is fermented in th' bottle! And no wine has aged more gracefully than Maurice LaMarche, who has put in hundreds of recorded hours as Brain. Maurice LaMarche: we'll sell no wine, before its time!
Vincent D' Onofrio nailed it.
The voice was actually also Maurice LaMarche
"And now, for a little magic, i will make this bottle dissappear! "
Maurice Lamarche should try playing Unicron in at least one Transformers series.
For a time… I once considered sparing your wretched little planet Cybertron! And now… you shall witness… its DISMEMBERMENT!
@@TPDManiacXC626"Noooooooooo!!!!"" 😨😰😱😱😱😱
Yes, always.
That's so nuts that they had Maurice dub over Vinny D'Onofrio for Ed Wood. Like, that just tells you how much respect Hollywood has for the quintessential master of the Orson Welles impression.
Love the Monthy Python one :))
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Maurice LaMarche was like half of these XD
"Yes, always!"
"Green pea-ness" got the better of me 🤣
I like "Doctor Detroit."
Green pea-ness.
Paul frees did some good Orson Welles impressions in the past
He even made a lazy "boo" sound intimidating.
I think Maurice LaMarch (the Brain) did most of the Orson Wells voices including the Ed Wood Scene
Even though no one can ever do Orson's voice as well as Maurice LaMarche, Christian McKay did an incredible job, as he also had to physically act like Orson...!
"Vhat's that last seggmennt fram? Itt's familliar bat II can't plaesc itt."
This is missing the darn-good Orson Welles owl from the Super Secret Secret Squirrel episode, 'Chameleon'.
Maurice LaMarche will always be the best Orsen wells but Jack Black did really damn good nr
"What are we going to tomorrow night, Orson?"
"Same thing we do every night, Pinky; try to take over the worlds supply of Rosebud frozen peas!"
"Get me a jury and show me how you can say 'in July,' and I'll go down on you."
Mmmm..... Ahhhhhhhhh the freeeeeeeeennnnnch champagne
And the fish sticks! "MMMMM, they're even better RAW!"
Like half of these are the same actor :-)
My only complaint is this should of had like a 6 show block of just Orsen Welles
Man they really captured his “BUAHH”
One of a kind...
Maurice LaMarche can somehow do deadon impressions of both Orson Welles and Vincent Price, it's nuts
0:45 I thought that guy behind them was MatPat. Lmao
Michael Palin was doing G. K. Chesterton, not Welles.
The jack black one was pretty good
Ahhhh the pea's
You left out Rob Cantor's music video for "Shia LaBeouf Live"
Michael Palin caught me off guard, pleasantly!
Right? It's from the prologue of the first RIPPING YARNS episode. My other favorite thing about that is there's a scene where Michael Palin's character (not Orson Welles) fights a bear. And it could've been anyone in the bear suit, it was a thankless role. But it was Terry Jones.
The lack of attention on Michael Brown is disheartening I THOUGHT ORSON WAS STILL ALIVE THATS HOW GOOD HE WAS
youre missing Liev Schrieber and Will Ferrell.
Maaaahhh the French!!
I SHALL DRINK NO WINE BEFORE ITS TIME!!!
Christian McKay does the best Welles. Maurice Lamarche is very good, but lapses into Peter Lorre territory sometimes. Would be cool to see an updated video with Liev Schreiber and Tom Burke.
I believe Maurice LaMarche himself has stated that his impression of Welles does have a bit of Vincent Price in there.
Where is the Welles impression in the _Mork and Mindy_ sketch? I don't hear it.
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1:45 Kingpin
Alien cockroach from Man In Black
I like that two of these examples are from Tim Burton and Peter Jackson films. But not including Liev Schrieber from RKO 281?
Half of those were the same guy lol
0:38 lmao
Holy cow Jack Black was spot on.
Full of country goodness and green peaness.
Anyone know the source of the last clip?
Heavenly Creatures.
directed by Peter Jackson.
Jack Black did it surprisingly well.
To take pot shots at himself, no less.
02:12 Show them your singing voice they said, that's how you get the ladies they said!
Buahhhh
John Candys is the best
He kind of became a meme before there were memes.
Ahhhhhhh, the French champagne --
John candy lmao
I'm very disappointed that the last one wasn't finished with '...the French'.
Welles’s voice is tremendously difficult to impersonate. LaMarche comes really close, but in my opinion it’s not deep or resonant enough, and a bit too nasal. But brilliant nevertheless! Besides, there is no such thing as a perfect impression.
The pitch doesn't matter, because he gets all the nuances and inflections dead on. I love his Orson Welles impersonations, and Brain, perhaps my favorite cartoon character ever, is based on Welles. Impatient, overbearing, cynical, short tempered, uncompromising, completely unwilling to suffer fools, but with enough intelligence to justify it all. Brain is everything that Welles was known for. He's the perfect character for the voice, and the voice is perfect for his character. Absolute gold.
Sensibly priced at a dollar a jug
Wasn’t Calculon supposed to be a take off or Orion Wells?
My understanding is that Calculon is based on William Shatner.
NARF!
Maurice LaMarche sounds more like Orson than he did..
85% of these are Maurice.
Orson Welles/Dan Halan
I never even thought of casting Jack Black as the look of Orson Welles...he looks great (LOOKS great, but voice is meh).
That’s why it’s funny. It’s like he did a home movie for fun.
What this? 0:45
"Orson and Me" a feature film starring Zach Efron (see him in the back.) He plays a fictional version of Arthur Anderson, a young actor who worked with the Mercury Players.
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Gonna have to check that out, methinks. Thanks a lot. 😁
third man
fourth man
fifth man
sixth man...
Sorry only maruice gets orson welles, everybody else does a coruption ofbhis orson welles impressions.
They left out the Python's Mr Creosote film sketch.
Was Mr creosote a parody of welles?
@@carltrotter7622 Terry Jones recalls seeing an extremely corpulent Welles dining at a London restaurant. He said he took up most of the table!
We have established, none are any good, LaMarche maybe the best out of them, but he needs to smoke a ton of cigars and eat 2 tons of caviar
Lewis MacLeod did a good one in Toast of Tinseltown. I've really never considered Maurice LaMarche's take to actually sound much like him
No Kenny Everett!
Be nice if there were more to Orson welles than cheap fat jokes
Most of those impressions are the same guy
You forgot this one…(about 1 minute in) ua-cam.com/video/4C1oGHLioK8/v-deo.htmlsi=oRMJUyBHQ3fna9dU
Jack Black is far better than the rest
Astonishingly good actually
Very close actually
Not so surprising, he based his portrayal of Carl Denham on a young Orson Welles.
Most of these are terrible
Mostly terrible. LaMarche's Welles impression is overrated. He's doing Peter Lorre. The best Orson is Kelsey Grammer: he doesn't even need to try since his natural voice is a dead-on duplicate of Orson's.
Not sure Kelsey Grammer best impression but LaMarche’s gave everything he has no matter what it takes.
I'm not familiar with his. I'll have to find it, and check it out. The thing is, Welles had a great sense of humor, and I think he'd be amused by most, if not all, of this.
Fine fine no GOBLINS
I read this in my head in Welles' voice.
@@FallingPicturesProductions I read this in my head in Maurice LaMarche's Orson Welles voice.