June Foray بازیگر سینما و تلویزیون است. وی سال 1296 چشم به جهان گشود. از مهمترین آثار June Foray میتوان به بازیگری در سریال The Bugs Bunny Show، فیلم نموی کوچک در سرزمین خواب و فیلم راکی و بولوینکل اشاره کرد.
June Foray نخستین بار در سینما حضور یافته و سال 1323 در 27 سالگی در فیلم داستان اردک و چراغ جادو به کارگردانی Bob Hathcock بازی کرده است. گرچه موفقیت این اثر نسبت به آثار شاخص بعدیش مانند سریال The Bugs Bunny Show، بیشتر نبود اما تجربه خوبی برای June Foray محسوب میشود و همکاری با هنرمندانی همچون Alan Young، Terrence McGovern، Russi Taylor و Richard Libertini را تجربه کرد.
June Foray در سال 1339 دورهی پرتلاشی را در عرصه سینما و تلویزیون گذراند و در اثر مهمی بازی کرده است. اثر مهم June Foray در این سال، بازیگری در سریال The Bugs Bunny Show محسوب میشود.
June Foray سال 1339 در 43 سالگی در سریال The Bugs Bunny Show نقش مهمی بازی کرده است که توانست با مهارت خود، آن نقش و همچنین خودش را میان مخاطبان تلویزیون مطرح کند. June Foray توانست با بازی در سریال The Bugs Bunny Show تجربه بازیگری موفقی برای خود رقم بزند و همکاری در کنار بازیگرانی نظیر Mel Blanc و Jim Backus بر تجارب او افزود.
June Foray علاوهبر سریال The Bugs Bunny Show، سال 1368 در 72 سالگی در فیلم نموی کوچک در سرزمین خواب نیز بازی کرده است. June Foray اینبار با Masami Hata و William T. Hurtz یعنی کارگردان فیلم نموی کوچک در سرزمین خواب و هنرمندانی چون Gabriel Damon، Mickey Rooney، Rene Auberjonois و Danny Mann همکاری داشت.
در این سالها June Foray با هنرمندان بسیاری تجربهی کار داشته است اما جالب است بدانید که در میان بازیگران Mel Blanc با 7 مرتبه، فرانک ولکر با 3 مرتبه، Billy West با 3 مرتبه، Bob Bergen با 3 مرتبه و موریس لامارچ با 3 مرتبه بیشترین همکاری را با June Foray داشتهاند.
یکی از ویژگیهای حرفهای بیوگرافی June Foray آن هست که در مدت زمان بازیگری خود، هم در تلویزیون و هم در سینما بازی کرده است. June Foray را باید بیشتر بازیگر سینما بدانیم چرا که 93% آثار وی سینمایی و 7% آثارش تلویزیونی است. در واقع June Foray از مجموع 15 اثری که در کارنامه دارد، در 14 اثر در سینما با نامهای فیلم دافی خسیس، فیلم راکی و بولوینکل، فیلم مولان، فیلم هرج و مرج فضایی، فیلم Thumbelina، فیلم داستان اردک و چراغ جادو، فیلم نموی کوچک در سرزمین خواب، فیلم Daffy Duck's Movie: Fantastic Island، فیلم Bugs Bunny's 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales، فیلم Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie، فیلم The Phantom Tollbooth، فیلم The Man Called Flintstone، فیلم دافی خسیس و فیلم داستان اردک و چراغ جادو به ایفای نقش پرداخته و در 1 اثر در تلویزیون با نام سریال The Bugs Bunny Show بازی کرده است.
در مجموع در کارنامه 101 ساله و بیوگرافی June Foray آثار مهمی وجود دارد. اگر میخواهید با بیوگرافی June Foray و زندگی حرفهای و آثار او بیشتر آشنا شوید، حتما به صفحه هر یک از آثار June Foray در منظوم سر بزنید. همه 15 اثر مهم June Foray در منظوم یک پروفایل اختصاصی دارند که اطلاعات کامل معرفی آنها تهیه شده است. امتیازی که هر یک از آثار June Foray در منظوم دارند، نمره و امتیازی است که مردم از یک تا ده به آنها دادهاند. در واقع هر چقدر June Foray در آثار ارزشمندتری بازی کرده باشد، توانسته نمرهی بیشتری از سوی مردم بگیرد، در نتیجه سوابق کاری و بیوگرافی June Foray درخشانتر خواهد شد. مثلا اثری که در بیوگرافی June Foray بیشترین امتیاز را از مردم گرفته است، سریال The Bugs Bunny Show محسوب میشود و اثری که در بیوگرافی June Foray کمترین امتیاز را گرفته است، فیلم Daffy Duck's Movie: Fantastic Island محسوب میشود.
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بیوگرافی / زندگینامه June Foray
June Foray was born in Springfield, Massachusetts, on September 18. Various years of birth have been given for her--1917, 1919, 1920 and 1925--but 1917 seems to be the most plausible, since it was attributed to her in an interview that she did in 2000 when The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle (2000) was released. The 1920 US Federal Census shows June Lucille Forer (Foray) living with her family in Massachusetts. The census was taken January 2, 1920, and lists June's age at her last birthday (Sept. 18, 1919) as two years old, which established her birth year as 1917. Also, the 1940 US Federal Census shows her living with her family in Los Angeles California, and working as a "Radio Artist" in the "Entertainmnet" industry. She is listed as being 22 years old, which also confirms 1917 as her birth year.She started in the voice field at the age of 12, at a time when she was already doing old lady voices. She had the good fortune of having a speech teacher who also had a radio program in the Springfield area. This teacher became her mentor, and added June to the cast of her show. Eventually June's family moved to California, where she continued in radio. By age 15 she was writing her own show for children, "Lady Makebelieve", in which she also provided voices. June dabbled in both on-camera acting and voice work, but was particularly talented in voice characterizations, dialects and accents. Just like Daws Butler, one of her later co-stars, June was a "voice magician" and worked steadily in radio from the 1930s into the 1950s.In the 1940s, and possibly even as early as the 1930s, June branched out from radio and began providing voices for cartoons. In the 1940s she provided the voices for a live-action series of shorts called "Speaking of Animals", in which she dubbed in voices for real on-screen animals, a task she was to repeat many years later in an episode of Disneyland (1954). In the late 1940s June, Stan Freberg, Daws Butler, Pinto Colvig and many others recorded hundreds of children's and adult albums for Capitol Records. Her female characterizations on these records ran the entire gamut from little girls to middle-aged women, old ladies, dowagers and witches. No one seemed to be able to do these same voices with the warmth, energy and sparkle that June did.In the 1950s June's star in animation not only began to rise but soared when Walt Disney sought her out and hired her to do the voice of Lucifer the cat in Cinderella (1950). The Disney organization continued to use June many times over, well into the 21st century. Warner Brothers also hired her to replace Bea Benaderet and do all of its "Looney Tunes" and "Merrie Melodies" cartoons. June has done many incidental characters for Warners, but her most famous voice has been that of Granny (in the "Tweety and Sylvester" series). Unfortunately, since Mel Blanc's contract called for exclusive voice credit on these cartoons, June never received credit for all the voices she did. During this time she also appeared on The Woody Woodpecker Show (1957)In 1957 Jay Ward met with June to discuss her voicing the characters of "Rocky the Flying Squirrel" and "Natasha Fatale" in a cartoon series. On November 19, 1959, the show debuted as Rocky and His Friends (1959), later changing its name to The Bullwinkle Show (1960). June provided many other voices for this show, especially its "side shows" such as "Fractured Fairy Tales" and "Aesop and Son". She did fewer voices for the "Peabody's Improbable History" segment, but she did appear in at least three of those episodes. After the show had been successful for a few years, Ward added one of its most popular segments, "Dudley Do-Right of the Mounties". June was a regular in this side show as Dudley's girlfriend "Nell Fenwick".Since Ward used June exclusively for nearly all his female voices, he showcased her talents as no other producer had before. June missed out on doing voices for three of the show's "Fractured Fairy Tales" because she could not reschedule some bookings to do recording work with Stan Freberg, so Julie Bennett filled in for her on those occasions. Dorothy Scott--co-producer Bill Scott's wife--also filled in for June a few times for "Peabody's Improbable History". Her collaboration with Ward made her incredibly famous, and "Rocky the Flying Squirrel" became her signature voice. To this day June regularly wears a necklace with the figure of Rocky attached to the chain.Ward later produced two other cartoon series, Hoppity Hooper (1964) and George of the Jungle (1967). June's appearances on "Hoppity Hooper" were limited to the segments of "Fractured Fairy Tales", "Dudley Do-Right" and "Peabody" that aired during its run. On "Fractured Fairy Tales" June did a whole montage of voices similar to those from her Capitol Records days. Her witch voices were so incredibly funny and magnificently done that Disney and Warner Brothers tapped her to provide that same voice for the character of Witch Hazel. She was once again the lone female voice artist, this time on "George of the Jungle". Included on that show were the "Super Chicken" and "Tom Slick" side shows.In the 1960s June lost out to Bea Benaderet when she auditioned for the voice of "Betty Rubble" on The Flintstones (1960). June appeared numerous times during the decade in holiday specials such as Frosty the Snowman (1969) and The Little Drummer Boy (1968)).In the 1960s and 1970s June dubbed in voices for full-length live-action feature films many times. Jay Ward and Bill Scott also used her to dub in dialogue for silent movies in their non-animated series Fractured Flickers (1963).In the early 1970s June tried her hand at puppetry. She became the voice of an elephant, an aardvark and a giraffe on Curiosity Shop (1971). Around this time she also recorded various voices for the road shows of "Disney on Parade", which toured the US and Europe for several years.She has done some on-camera work over the years, primarily on talk shows, game shows and documentaries; in the early years of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962), she performed a 13-week stint as a little Mexican girl. However, June has said that she prefers to record behind the scenes because she can earn more money in less time.
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