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I was pleasantly surprised to learn that Ralph Cosham (the voice of the male Bretons in Oblivion; including dearest Vicente Valtieri), also recorded audio books.
With one such recording being The Divine Comedy, seemingly around the same time as Oblivion, considering his voice here is almost identical to how he sounded in game.
Other works have his voice sounding noticeably strained as the poor bloke's age started to take him.
I made this little booklet edit in his honor.
Suspect is a 1987 American legal mystery thriller film directed by Peter Yates and starring Cher, Dennis Quaid, and Liam Neeson. Other notable cast members include John Mahoney, Joe Mantegna, Fred Melamed, and Philip Bosco.
— Wikipedia
remember Sean!Martin, Craig!Ocato and Wes!Lucien? Well have Ralph Cosham!Vicente Valtieri
4/5 ⭐ This is a book for me where my first reading is a 4-star experience, but if I were to reread it the rating would change to a 5-star experience. Read my full review on Goodreads
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// The voice actor of Vicente Valtieri (Ralph Cosham) has apparently read many audio books in Audible. One of them being Phantom of the Opera. I adore that accent so much.
[opens a new classic audiobook containing either French or the word 'pimpernel']
RALPH. MY GREATEST ENEMY
Perhaps a bit delayed, but I recently heard that Ralph Cosham, who was the voice of Vicente Valtieri and the male Bretons in Oblivion, passed away on September 30th. May his work live on in the hearts of those who appreciate the characters he's done.
