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10-20-2003, 08:11 PM
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Who Provided Moko's Voice?
TV Land reaired the "Moko" episode, which was the last aired (but not the last filmed) in the 1963-64 tv season. I know that Richard Deacon provided the uncredited voice of Tatti, Moko's mentor, but does anyone know for certain who provided Moko's voice? The voice sounds like that of Dave Willock, who was a busy character actor in the 60s and 70s, both on tv and in movies, but I have never seen confirmed anywhere on tv, in print, or on the Net, that he provided the voice. He had a funny voice that was also used in many cartoons, including the announcer of The Wacky Races and Gus Holiday on Roman Holidays. He also appeared in a classic Stan Freberg commercial for The Great American Soups w/ Ann Miller, ending w/ his line "Emily, why do you always have to make such a big production out of everything?" after she sang and danced a big production number in praise of the soups.
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