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Questions Needed for Grievous and The Crumb (Patreon)

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2018-06-29 18:00:02
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Star Wars artist Kevin Liell is hosting a Star Wars panel this weekend at ComiConn in Connecticut starring General Grievous actor Matthew Wood and the voice of Salacious Crumb Mark Dodson. We are reaching out to our Patreon community to collect some questions for Kevin to ask this weekend. This panel, if all goes according to plan, will be recorded and highlights will be heard on a future episode of RFR. Kevin has been known to give RFR listeners shout outs during his interviews in the past, so get your questions in now! 

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Dan Larsen

This has probably been asked before, but what does the B stand for in Salacious B. Crumb?

Justin B

Since Mark worked on the original trilogy and Matthew worked on the prequel trilogy, how did their experiences differ from their point of view and what did each of them take away from the experience?

Rob Strecker

Hey Matthew, for Grievous, when you recorded the dialogue did you already know how it is supposed to sound or did that come later? Was it more you or George that determined the final sound of Grievous?

Ryan Hurley

Besides voicing these 2 characters, have they done, or can they do, voices for any other characters?

Corey

What is your favorite General Grievous moment?

John Tipton

This question is for Mark. When he auditioned for Salacious B. Crumb (who happens to be my father’s favorite character) how was the strange little character explained to him?

Kevin Ward

Question for Matthew. When you found out you were going to voice General Grievous, how was his character described to you? What was said about his backstory, personality, etc.

w. greg simmons
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i believe Steve Glasson answered this question on RFR a few weeks back... B is for "Bastard" :P (at least that's what i THOUGHT i heard him say ha!)