The Alien of Love

By Trackr | 9th June 2016

Posted in Picture and tagged soundtracks

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

SFX Review

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

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 world renowned voice artist.

Steve Wright - BBC Radio 2

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

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

Gary Martin – the Quintessential Giant of a Voice!

Brian MayQueen

Gary is simply the best. If he can’t bring it to life, it’s seriously dead!

Paul SpringerBritish American Productions

Gary Martin’s vocal range is staggering – and his ability to use it dramatically makes him one of the finest actor/voice-over artists in the world. He has a finely tuned intuition in his performances which gives him a versatility and adaptability which is second to none.

Mike Batt

Gary Martin who was tremendous… Gary Martin who stole the whole show

Tony Blackburn