The National Post has a new article on the most famous movie villian's voice of all time:

James Earl Jones, the authoritative baritone behind characters ranging from Darth Vader to The Lion King's Mustafa, may have the world's most famous voice. He was in Toronto last night to be honoured at the ORT Golden Circle Gala for his involvement with literacy and education programs. He spoke with the National Post's Barrett Hooper about acting, teaching and his successful efforts to overcome a childhood stutter.

Your voice has brought you your widest recognition, for Star Wars, for CNN. Have you ever felt that perhaps you will be known just for the voice and not all of the other roles you've done?

It doesn't hurt me when Darth Vader gets more credit than King Lear or Othello. To each his own. I'm glad I'm out there all over the place, appealing to the grandfather and the grandchild. I try to walk with at least two legs. By that I mean not get stuck in film or on stage or on television. And I love doing commercials. That's like being a centipede, lots of legs, and I love using them all.

Thanks for the link, Mike!