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Jeff Garlin's Voice Changed Forever by WALL-E Role
23 Oct
Summary
- Garlin's voice was permanently altered by intense yelling during WALL-E recording.
- He undertook voice doctor consultations due to the vocal strain.
- The actor is most proud of his WALL-E role alongside Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Jeff Garlin's distinctive voice, a staple in many entertainment projects, was permanently impacted by his work on the animated film "WALL-E." The actor explained that the extensive three-year recording period involved continuous yelling and screaming sessions, which he described as grueling. This intense vocalization ultimately altered his voice in a way that required him to seek professional medical advice from a voice doctor.
Despite the vocal challenges he faced, Garlin considers his role as Captain B. McCrea in "WALL-E" to be one of his most fulfilling and proudest achievements. He places this performance in high regard, drawing a parallel to his acclaimed work on the television series "Curb Your Enthusiasm."
This revelation came to light during a press tour for Garlin's photography book. He also recently discussed his departure from "The Goldbergs," citing mental health struggles and an on-set incident as contributing factors.
