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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsVan Der Veen sounds like a particular actor
When this Philadelphia lawyer speaks, i hear the voice of someone i have seen and heard on screen. I can not remember the name.
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Van Der Veen sounds like a particular actor (Original Post)
rustbeltvoice
Feb 2021
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underpants
(182,861 posts)1. Denny Crane!
dem4decades
(11,300 posts)2. Tommy Flannagan? Yeah, that's the ticket.
underpants
(182,861 posts)3. I've seen that reference a few times.
I looked but I dont get it.
rustbeltvoice
(430 posts)6. character on SatNiteLive
played by Jon Lovitz, who told outrageous statements. His character, and the character of Joey Isuzu are considered antecedents to the Donald.
underpants
(182,861 posts)8. Oh. That.
I knew that. I didnt know the character had a name.
sop
(10,226 posts)4. Put him in a seersucker suit and he could pass for Matlock.
LSparkle
(11,660 posts)5. Sounds like Danny Aiello to me ... nt
Claire Oh Nette
(2,636 posts)7. Syndey Pollack
He sounds like Sydney Pollack.
If Pollack were playing a skeevy overmatched ambulance chaser trying to argue a losing case before the Supreme Court, as written by Woody Allen.