OOP: Audio version observation
rose590
rose590 at yahoo.com
Sat Jul 5 01:17:52 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 67479
I've been listening to the audio version of OOP recently and there's
something that struck me as very odd. (This is the American taping
read by Jim Dale)
I've listened to the previous four books on audio and thoroughly
enjoy Jim Dale's characterization. While listening to OOP, I
noticed a difference in the way that he pronounced both Hermione and
Voldemort.
In the first four books, he pronounced Hermione in a way that
sounded more like Her-maahh-nee and pronounced Voldemort like
Voldemore (T silent on the end). In OOP, there is a profound
difference in the way he says these two names (Her-my-o-nee) and
(VoldemorT).
Has anyone else noticed this and if so, do you think that it could
be the influence of Movies 1 and 2 that have caused him to alter his
pronounciation?
Thoughts anyone....
Rose :)
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