June Foray
Voiceover Artist
About This Interview
June Foray was interviewed for two hours in Woodland Hills, CA. During her two-hour interview Ms. Foray discussed her start in radio and her transition to voice-over for animation and television. Some of the characters voiced for classic Warner Bros. animation include “Granny” in “Tweety and Sylvester” and “Witch Hazel.” She then went on to create and voice her most famous character, Rocket J. Squirrel on “The Bullwinkle Show.” Other television shows she discussed include “The Twilight Zone,” “I Love Lucy,” “Looney Toons,” "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" (she voiced Susie Who), “George of the Jungle,” and “The Smurfs.” The interview was conducted by Karen Herman on February 23, 2000.
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June Foray on getting hired as a voiceover artist on Bugs Bunny , doing a character called "Witch Hazel", working with director Chuck Jones (and demonstrates voice)
June Foray on the writers of the Bullwinkle Show on which she voiced the character "Rocket J. Squirrel" and the lasting impact of "Rocky and Bullwinkle" - Full Chapter Three
Full Chapter Four
Chapters
- Chapter 1
- Full Chapter One
- Chapter 2
- Full Chapter Two
- Chapter 3
- On her work on The Bullwinkle Show
- On working on Carson's Cellar; on david Susskind's production of Death of a Salesman
- Chapter 4
- On career highlights including providing the voice for "Talky Tina" on The Twilight Zone; on how she was passed over for The Flintstones; on voicing Cindy Lou Who on How the Grinch Stole Crhistmas; on her opinion of current animation; on her advice to aspiring voice actors; on how she would like to be remembered
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did not know she was nell fenwick.
THIS is THEE Queen of it ALL ,wake -up!!!
She is so pretty. I think it is really a credit to her talent that her looks didn't detour her into the Hollywood mill in such a sexist age. It's too bad that same sexism kept her name from becoming as well known as Mel Blanc's.
I'd love to see her bio on film. It could be Oscar worthy on many platforms.
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