Chapter
Playing Multiple Characters with Michael Hogan
41:41 - 47:37 (05:56)
Michael Hogan discusses his experience playing various characters, including an old Englishman and a Canadian newscaster, and how he finds inspiration for new roles.
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The speaker discusses playing different characters in "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," comparing the show to a mix between the original Prisoner and The Da Vinci Code.
41:41 - 43:17 (01:36)
Summary
The speaker discusses playing different characters in "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," comparing the show to a mix between the original Prisoner and The Da Vinci Code.
ChapterPlaying Multiple Characters with Michael Hogan
Episode"Mike Myers"
PodcastSmartLess
The podcast episode discusses various Canadian slangs such as "gosh, it’s a honey of a day" to express a sunny day.
43:17 - 44:16 (00:59)
Summary
The podcast episode discusses various Canadian slangs such as "gosh, it’s a honey of a day" to express a sunny day.
ChapterPlaying Multiple Characters with Michael Hogan
Episode"Mike Myers"
PodcastSmartLess
The host and guest talk about how hearing someone else's voice can inspire impressions and the ability to manipulate one's own voice.
44:16 - 46:00 (01:43)
Summary
The host and guest talk about how hearing someone else's voice can inspire impressions and the ability to manipulate one's own voice. They share some funny anecdotes about surprising people with their impression skills.
ChapterPlaying Multiple Characters with Michael Hogan
Episode"Mike Myers"
PodcastSmartLess
The Liverpool accent is famous because of the Beatles and it includes unique expressions like "let the dog see the rabbit."
46:00 - 47:37 (01:37)
Summary
The Liverpool accent is famous because of the Beatles and it includes unique expressions like "let the dog see the rabbit."