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Current Talk '02 I / Re: Grayson's Disney Haunted House voiceover work site
« on: June 12, 2002, 06:03:19 PM »
Thanks Doombuggy for the work you have done in presenting Grayson's work on the Haunted House album to the public. I appreciate your choice of photo for her, too--one of my favorites!
I'm interested in your statement that Grayson's voice was never heard in the Haunted Mansion. The only thing I had ever heard about this was from a fan who had a friend who THOUGHT she had heard GH's voice coming from a gypsy fortuneteller in the Mansion. It's been so long since I was last there that I don't even remember whether there was a gypsy fortuneteller in there or not! I guess memory can play tricks upon one--you say that the Haunted Mansion opened in August of '69, yet I could have sworn that I took the ride on my visit to Disneyland in August of '68. It was such a long time ago ...
It would be great to find someone who could check the Disney archives and see whether there's any paperwork there about Grayson's contract for That Darn Cat. Would be intriguing to see whether any paperwork survived for the work she did on the recording.
Best wishes,
Steve Shutt
I'm interested in your statement that Grayson's voice was never heard in the Haunted Mansion. The only thing I had ever heard about this was from a fan who had a friend who THOUGHT she had heard GH's voice coming from a gypsy fortuneteller in the Mansion. It's been so long since I was last there that I don't even remember whether there was a gypsy fortuneteller in there or not! I guess memory can play tricks upon one--you say that the Haunted Mansion opened in August of '69, yet I could have sworn that I took the ride on my visit to Disneyland in August of '68. It was such a long time ago ...
It would be great to find someone who could check the Disney archives and see whether there's any paperwork there about Grayson's contract for That Darn Cat. Would be intriguing to see whether any paperwork survived for the work she did on the recording.
Best wishes,
Steve Shutt