Phil LaMarr

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Biography

Phil LaMarr is an actor who was born on January 24, 1967, in Los Angeles, California. Phil attended Yale University and was a member…more

Born

1/24/1967, Los Angeles, California

Birth Name

Phillip LaMarr

Gender

Male
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    • Phil LaMarr auditioned for Commander Scott Dolph and Peter Stillman before he got chosen to voice Vamp in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty and Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots.
    • In the video game, Samurai Western, he voiced Donald, the well-to-do but slow-to-catch-on sheriff of Cactus Gulch who was inspired to become a samurai.
    • Phil LaMarr was an extra in Spider-Man 2. He is one of the people who catches Spider-Man as he starts to fall from the train. He can be seen all throughout the scene although he wasn't credited for his role.
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    • Phil LaMarr: I have to think that maybe I had some influence on [Stewart's new Unlimited look]. He had the very '80s haircut when we started the show in 1999, and I didn't want to complain, because I'm a hired hand. I did drop hints here and there so that now they've finally given him a more updated hairdo.
    • Phil LaMarr: Also, my dad is from Detroit, and I modeled a lot of Stewart's voice on him. He's a very intelligent guy, but not excessively educated. He's someone who can think, but you can still hear the old neighborhood in the voice.
    • Phil LaMarr: You come into the process long after the scripts are done, so what really happens is it becomes a cumulative effect. The way you perform the words in one episode gives the writers a voice that helps them write the next episode.

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