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Interview With Phil LaMarr

Posted By Mike on December 13, 2008

From the intro by Bonnie Burton at Starwars.com:

"Many skilled and famous actors lend their voices to Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and a few have faces that are as recognizable as their sound. Viewers will know Phil LaMarr as one of the brilliant comedians who started MadTV, and as the actor who played the ill-fated Marvin in Pulp Fiction. For many, his voice will always evoke Hermes Conrad, the Rastafarian accountant from Futurama.

LaMarr is now voicing the Jedi Master Kit Fisto in Star Wars: The Clone Wars TV series and video games. StarWars.com had a chance to chat with him."

Click here for the interview!

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