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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Common in Anime and Western Animation, and related to Hey, It's That Guy! and Hey, It's That Voice!. This is when a series is dubbed, and the credits list the Japanese voice actor in the standard Actor-Role method, while the English voice actors, by contrast, are lumped into a simple list under the heading "English Voice Talent". This makes viewers who recognize an actor's name have to do a search to determine which character they were, which can be problematic especially if they used an alias for this production (or if someone has a very large vocal range). This is generally a sign that the voice acting was not unionized for the production and at least one if not the majority of the voice talent are using aliases. Many live-action dubbed films go farther (they're often released in theaters subtitled) and don't list the English dub actors at all. |