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VOLDEMORT JUST GOT a little scarier – as he switched up languages and spoke our very own Gaeilge on TV last night.
TG4 showed ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2′ yesterday, and it was all dubbed in our native language. This was great, except that Voldemort’s Irish voice actor made the character a whole lot creepier.
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Most people watching thought the voice added a sinister touch to an already eerie character.
Sunday 22 December, 2024
Sunday 22 December, 2024
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Harry Potter was dubbed as Gaeilge and Voldemort's voice sounded so weird
VOLDEMORT JUST GOT a little scarier – as he switched up languages and spoke our very own Gaeilge on TV last night.
TG4 showed ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2′ yesterday, and it was all dubbed in our native language. This was great, except that Voldemort’s Irish voice actor made the character a whole lot creepier.
https://vine.co/v/OdH93ZghqxX
Most people watching thought the voice added a sinister touch to an already eerie character.
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Though some thought that the Gaeilge version of Voldemort lost all his powers of intimidation.
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But everyone was in agreement that he absolutely nailed his cúpla focal – and to see him do so was just a little surreal.
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For some, the whole experience of Potter as Gaeilge was just as good as the movie itself.
What do you make of this new Gaelic version of Voldemort?
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