Voiceover master Don LaFontaine has died at 68. If you've ever watched a movie trailer, you've met heard the man. "In a world..." where he'll truly be missed. More via SlashFilm.
Voiceover master Don LaFontaine has died at 68. If you've ever watched a movie trailer, you've met heard the man. "In a world..." where he'll truly be missed. More via SlashFilm.
by Brad on September 2, 2008
Dang, that's too bad. Wasn't he Optimus Prime in Transformers also?
2 Sep 08 at 9:50am
Whoops. Nope, nevermind my ignorance of everything Transformers.
2 Sep 08 at 9:52am
You're forgiven Brett. But Don did recently star as, well, Don in a recent Geico commercial. 68 is young…..I wonder what Hugh Hefner's secret is to life longevity?
2 Sep 08 at 2:07pm
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Cut down before his prime. That's really sad. He truly was the best.
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