From far away, above his head, he heard a high, cold voice say, "Kill the spare."
Remember me, Eddie? When I killed your brother, I talked JUST — LIKE — THIIIIIS!
—Judge Doom, Who Framed Roger Rabbit
An old ferret who had been attending Gormad left the death tent. He threw up his paws and howled in a high keening tone:
"Gormad has left us for Dark Forest's shade,
And the wind cannot lead Rapscallions.
Let the beast stand forth who would be Firstblade,
To rule all these wild battalions!'"
And the wind cannot lead Rapscallions.
Let the beast stand forth who would be Firstblade,
To rule all these wild battalions!'"
"They take him to the hos... police station, where the evidence is clear: Any cop with a high-pitched voice is gonna be a dick."
"Note: Nightmares sound like dying chickens."
"His high-pitched, screaming rasp was the voice of not only G.I. Joe's eternal foe, but Megatron's devious, scheming second-in-command Starscream on Transformers. There was nothing natural about the voice Latta adopted for the roles, and if he had suddenly started doing it nowadays, it might have sounded ridiculous. But somehow it was the right voice at the right time, making Latta one of the most iconic voice actors of all time."
—Gizmodo, The 12 Best Villain Voices of All Time
