ERNIE ANDERSON ON LETTERMAN.wmv
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- RARE CLIP OF ERNIE GHOULARDI ANDERSON DOING VOICE OVER'S ON THE DAVID LETTERMAN SHOW......1983....GO TO MY OTHER VIDEOS TO SEE ERNIE ANDERSON AS CLEVELANDS 1960'S SHOCK THEATURE HOST GHOULARDI......ALSO RECREATED GHOULARDI SHOW DVD OFFER...THANKS
One of the greatest voices we'll ever be graced to hear! The voice of my childhood!
The King of Cleveland late night horror show hosts!
I had forgotten how much I loved him.When I hear his voice,I feel like I'm in the family room watching TV with my parents.
On Friday nights, us 12 and 13 year olds finally had a reason to stay up late! Loved Ghoulardi!...We cooled it with the Boom Booms;-)
THE voice of pretty much everything ABC did when I was a kid.
For those who remember, "This bicentennial minute is brought to you by..." Ernie recorded this one line that ran multiple times every night in primetime for a year. Not sure if it's true, but apparently this one line earned him 1 million dollars in, back in 1976. Perhaps the best V.O. artist of all time.
What a wonderful video! Look at his enthusiasm and the pride he took in his work. The likes of Ernie Anderson won't happen by again.
Ernie was the original ghoul on channel 8 in cleveland. What great memories
He was Ghoulardi. The Ghoul came afterwards, in the 1970’s.
I loved watching Ghoulardi!!!
Well.... I see I wasn't the only Ghoulardi fan. When we had a house trailer back in the day in the western part of Lake Erie we used to watch Ghoulardi on Friday nights out of a Cleveland TV station. Turn Blue ratfinks!
@Alan Brown aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaapapapapapapapapa oomoomoomamawmaw
The voice of my childhood. Ernie & Don LaFontaine...immeasurable talents, man.
FireMadeFlesh II your so lucky u grew up with him I was born I 2002 which is close to the 20th century
Like to hear him do these as Ghoulardi!!!
Letterman had greatness sitting there. Ernie was such a sweet, humble cat in interviews. Such a voice and delivery.
After all these years, I finally see the face to the voice
As I kid of the 80s, I must've heard his voice thousands of times as he introduced shows like Street Hawk and Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors.
The voice of my childhood!
One of my favorite things about the internet is now that I'm grown up I can go back and learn about these things and people that were ephemeral parts of my childhood. I saw an episode of Animaniacs recently ("Guardin' the Garden") that had an intro voiceover that I immediately recognized as "that ABC promo guy" (they even made a joke about it). Ernie Anderson is probably my favorite V/O guy ever, but it's something I never would have thought about without youtube or the internet.
perhaps the best television voiceover ever.
In their time, there were two voices who were totally identified with their networks: Ernie Anderson and ABC, and Danny Dark at NBC. Both gone, but not forgotten.
Ahhhhhh Group..It's GHOULARDI...OVADAY!!!
Did have a great voice but he will always be the legendary Ghoulardi.
Even as kids in the early 60's, we recognized that Ernie Anderson had something special--and slightly off kilter--as he hosted lousy, late-night horror films in a weird characterization known as Ghoulardi--a bit he invented that both thrilled the young and scandalized the staid public of Cleveland, Ohio.
People such as Elvira, mistress of the night, owe a great deal to him.
@Oona Craig He was irreverent. I remember his Captain Penny imitation and his reference to "Dorty!". My family left Cleveland before the s**t hit the fan regarding Ms. Fuldheim.
@Oona Craig Dorothy did no such thing. She was cool with it. Ernie said so. After Ernie left town, the Ghoul goofed on her for the next 30 plus years, and she didn't say or do a thing about it.
Mike Douglas on the other hand was very ass hurt about it.
He and Dick Tufeld. Those great TV voices we took for granted.
The man behind the voice another of the great ones gone
LUV YU ERNIE ! CleveLand ROCKS ~
@Alan Brown HUH?
I remember when he hosted ERNIE's Place, a daytime movie show . This was before GHOULARDI .
A true genius. Kids... Listen, watch and learn from this man innovation and originality. That doesn't mean copy, that means just observe and apply to your own.
Paul Thomas Anderson's dad. Awesome!
Indeed.
I was really hoping to hear some Ghoulardi. But, I know he left that life behind when he left Cleveland. Turn Blue!!!
Hey Group! Cool it with the Boom-Booms ova deh!
Loved That clip!! Thanks so much for uploading! I never knew that guys name. I always remembered my local newsman ( during an update) mocking Mr Anderson (1985) Now back to Hollywood Wives! On ABC. Now I'am doing v/o work. Fr. Charlie Vandyke had been my mentor for years!! (American top 40 guest host fame) and Casey Kasem did his share in NBC!
GHOULARDI Cleveland Ohio 1963 Cool it with the boom booms !
Will always be Ghoulardi in NE Ohio!!!
He also announced the Cleveland Indians at the old Cleveland Stadium. Here is my impression of him... "Comming up to bat.... Leon Wagner~~~~~~~"
Billy Bond cool man, no kidding.... I love baseball, to know this dude did that is awesome.
Clevelanders of the early 1960s remember Ernie as Ghoulardi, the late Friday night monster movie host on WJW-TV
Ernie, Bill Kurtis, Keith Jackson, Al Michaels....the greatest TV voices ever!!
loved David's helmet hair---Ernie/Ghoulardi was the best
That was awesome.
Amazing how much Mike Rowe has that Ernie Anderson style.
Great Samples & Demonstrations to attract the Audiences.Nice job well done Ernie Anderson.U did 'R'!
Legendary.. we will never have Legendary dudes like this ever.. who we got now???? Sam Elliot😀
God, I love his pipes! He used to do the Z100 NY top of the hour idents...man, the pipes on him were amazing...on The LOOOooooVE Boat.
ABC's Voice!! OWNED!!
The original AFV voice
Great post!
Awesome! Never knew Dave had him on as a guest. I would have loved to see this.
VEGAS didnt air in 1977.... 1978..
whata voice
one of the greats
Ernie Anderson as Ghoulardi. Hosting Friday night horror movies as I grew up in Cleveland. Blowing up model cars with firecrackers. "Stay sick and turn blue, Ghoulardi loves you". Thanks Ernie!!!!!!
I actually got a bit weepy seeing this. Talk about hearing a voice from the past!
They should have given him his own mic on the desk., instead of trying to use one floating. Huge difference ...
Imagine Ernie Anderson appearing on another network where Danny Dark does voiceovers! If you remember Ernie Anderson getting interviewed on another show back around the same time period, he described Danny Dark saying 'The Loooooove Boat' as "close, but no cigar".
is it weird that my love of PT Anderson films made me want to know tons more about Ghoulardi? And now I know for sure that Ernie Anderson was the fuckin' MAN?
The Loooove Boat
In 1995 Dave would hire Alan Kalter as his announcer on The Late Show, who had a very similar voice to Ernie Anderson.
Could you imagine Ernie doing voiceovers for "Legend of the Seeker" trailers?
Genuis
One of those jobs that's like hitting the lotto every day
His V/O always went,"Parental Discression is Advised.
Turn blue, knlfs!
this is fucking unbelievable
What? Ernie forgot to wear his white Pollock socks!
And then I swear a lot. Usually right about in there.
Hmmm. I always thought that Captain Penny was the one who moonlighted as the Indians' PA announcer. Ron Penfound was Captain Penny's name. Did you know that Ron Penfound appeared in an episode of The Rifleman?
-and did you know Ernie Anderson was in a 1964 episode of Gunsmoke?(Chuckle!)
no audio !
Too bad Ernie couldn't be around to do promos for his son's films. :(
PT Andersons dad...
Very rude of him to ask the guy to go to work.
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