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Purina – Adventuros

By Trackr | 8th May 2016

Posted in Video and tagged Adverts, UK

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When we designed an evil, scary, alien reptile, with a thorny head, from the Planet Golgotha, we immediately thought of Gary to voice it.

Graham RalphDirectorSilver Fox Films

The pleasure of working with Gary is inestimable. He is versatile, accommodating, talented and charming. And that’s just for starters. What more could a producer ask for?

Christopher SkalaVP, Programming and DevelopmentInternational Hit Entertainment

He’s brilliant. He’s the only man I know who can do all the part’s to ‘What’s Opera Doc?’, while drinking a glass of water. Blindfolded.

Phil RobinsonAnimation DirectorWild Brain Inc.San Francisco

Who’s a hell of a nice guy? Who’s co-operative? Who’s a Brilliant voice artist? Gary Martin of course! Comes highly recommended!

Gerry Anderson

Gary Martin is a world renowned voice artist.

Steve Wright - BBC Radio 2

Working with the Honey Monster was a joy and an honour. And who’d have thought he’d be so very versatile – from scat-singing crooners, to talking frogs and crossdressing, psychotic murdering policemen… nothing fazed him. If in doubt book The Monster!

Claudia LloydHead of Animation and ChildrensTiger Aspect Productions

Gary Martin is a phenomenal actor who’s able to create characters that come to life by his uniqueness and originality. He can play a typically written villain for animation and make it sound like no other villain we have heard before. His spin gives his characters are a fresh and welcome departure from the norm.

Su BluEmmy Nominated Animation Director / ActorLA

Gary Martin – the Quintessential Giant of a Voice!

Brian MayQueen

The Show stopping Gary Martin as Deep Throated DJ Vince Fontaine

Time Out Magazine

Gary Martin plays Dredd the way he should be played – Dirty Harry meets Dirtier Harry

SFX Review