The Bad Guys is jampacked with a solid cast of actors. Most haven’t done a whole lot of voice acting, except for Alex Borstein. The cast was able to record together, luckily. After the few years voice actors have had, we’re sure they’re glad to be in a studio playing off of each other. Sam Rockwell’s been in another animated movie with guinea pigs, except last time he was one. Problematically, he forgot that he worked on another movie with one of his costars. Richard Ayoade was a perfect casting choice for Professor Marmelade. He usually plays food or animals. Awkwafina was happy to play a character who knows what she’s doing. Craig Robinson tried to improvise and they didn’t let the poor guy, but he found his own way to improvise anyway. Marc Maron admits to mostly just playing himself. Hey, if it works, it works! Why change it? Anthony Ramos got an awesome addition to his character pretty lastminute in the process. Zazie Beetz absolutely adored being able to use her eyebrows. Now you might be thinking “what do eyebrows have to do with voice acting?” A lot! Lilly Singh is another actor with an expressive face. She was happy to not have to hide that and even happier that her character reflected her so well. And Alex Borstein, who’s played Lois on Family Guy forever, really enjoyed the depth of her character. Sounds like all of the female voice actors were either loving the selfexpression or the depth of plots. Let’s have more of this, please! It’s a fun video so check it out if you want to hear about tiny unicorns and cat donuts and Richard Ayoade playing an onion.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:20 The Cast
01:13 Sam Rockwell
02:21 Richard Ayoade
03:13 Awkwafina
04:10 Craig Robinson
04:50 Marc Maron
05:24 Anthony Ramos
06:12 Zazie Beetz
06:54 Lilly Singh
07:25 Alex Borstein
08:06 Outro
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Written by: Kydra Ryan
Narrated by: Kydra Ryan
Edited by: Maite Cambra
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