BorkBork
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I have been comparing Fraggle Rock in english and swedish, and have come to the conclution that the swedes did a h*ll of a good job with the voices.
Gobo - Sounds basicly like the english version, although in swedish he has a little more bass in his voice. The English one sounds a little more childish.
Wembley - Well, what can i say, it's practicly the same voice, haha, very good. The only thing i can get annoyed with is that in the swedish version his name is Vembi.
Red - Very good, the same enthousiasm in the voice as the original.
Mokey - Same sweet careful voice as in the english version, nothing to add.
Boober - Boober sounds a little more shy and insecure in the swedish version than the english one, but still pretty good job.
The only voice i can't understand why they did it that way is the trash heap. In the english version she/he(?) has a very nasal voice with a french accent. In the Swedish version it has a very yawning voice, i makes no sence why they did it that way in swedish.
Have you seen it in other languages and can comapare? please write about it.
/Anders
Gobo - Sounds basicly like the english version, although in swedish he has a little more bass in his voice. The English one sounds a little more childish.
Wembley - Well, what can i say, it's practicly the same voice, haha, very good. The only thing i can get annoyed with is that in the swedish version his name is Vembi.
Red - Very good, the same enthousiasm in the voice as the original.
Mokey - Same sweet careful voice as in the english version, nothing to add.
Boober - Boober sounds a little more shy and insecure in the swedish version than the english one, but still pretty good job.
The only voice i can't understand why they did it that way is the trash heap. In the english version she/he(?) has a very nasal voice with a french accent. In the Swedish version it has a very yawning voice, i makes no sence why they did it that way in swedish.
Have you seen it in other languages and can comapare? please write about it.
/Anders