I thought it was because his character was that of a soft spoken 50s era gentleman. Or one that is disguised as such anyway. Because in BBB, he played the lovable rouge to a T, he said his lines really well and loud to boot. But I can sort of see what you're saying, his voice is on the softer side and that is especially highlighted when he's playing a demure/subtle character.
Edited by Dexterkilaila - 13 years ago
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