off-screen voice

The three sons still live at home with a mother who, throughout the film, remains a nagging, unhappy off-screen voice.

The off-screen voice, in a tone that was angry and decisive, then listed the articles under which the two were found guilty.

While it's being displayed, an off-screen voice shouts: "All right, who smurfed?"

"We've read the Constitution," an off-screen voice answered.

The glitz on screen is smartly counterpointed to the skeptical off-screen voice.

"What we need is for you guys to come up with funny off-screen voices yelling funny things over the unfunny action."

"You'll have to do it, M'tana-my screen only receives, and an off-screen voice would seem fishy.

The off-screen voice said, "Let Elena Ceausescu tell us about the costs of publishing her books abroad."

The off-screen voice is Dmitry Puchkov known as Goblin.

'Used People' The pitch: "A family is like peanut brittle," an off-screen voice says in the trailer.

At the beginning of each sketch, an off-screen voice told either Mathman or Mr. Glitch what his mission would be.

The professor is an off-screen voice, with a somewhat Germanic accent (his pronunciation of "peripherals" is particularly quirky).

Glimpses of camera crew and technicians were a frequent occurrence, as were off-screen voices conversing with Garroway.

As the familiar events appear in this particular film, however, the off-screen voice of a retired special-education teacher named Asa Watkins tells a less known story.

Much of the libretto is spoken by off-screen voices and on-screen talking heads, with singers commenting in the manner of a Greek chorus.

Off-screen voice by Zinovi Gerdt (narrator).

Billy Gilbert as Off-Screen Voice (uncredited)

Von Hoene could do an uncanny vocal impersonation of horror icon Boris Karloff, and so he was also the off-screen voice announcer for the show.

As a common rule in Jetlag Productions' films, Little Red Riding Hood featured a total of three original songs sung by off-screen voices:

His informal, inquisitive stance on the surface of the screen contrasts strongly with the omniscient off-screen voices of authority found in so many of the films on view.

It also explains that "with the off-screen voice of Buddy Clack doing the introductions, the...episodes include fantasy, folklore, South American rhythms, poetry, and slapstick".

They dance, lie down, sleep, weep, while off-screen voices comment on the unbearable heat, a man shrieks and sobs, a woman chants in Cambodian and jazz melodies pulse.

As John Gielgud's off-screen voice reads the poetry, Dante and Virgil wander through a city that combines realism, surrealism and Renaissance-inspired images.

Ogden never spoke; only listened as Chip Crockett's sonorous off-screen voice offered him advice and the inevitable admonition-- "No, Ogden, noooo!"

In a succession of medium shots, Antoine, played by 14-year-old Jean-Pierre Leaud, is shown sitting at a table answering questions lobbed at him by an off-screen voice.