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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Peter Fernandez was an actor, voice actor and director from New York City. Born in 1949, he began as a child model for the John Robert Power Agency and had appeared on both radio and Broadway until he was drafted into the US Army at the age of 18. After his discharge from the Army in 1946, he had become a writer for both radio and pulp fiction, and later on had worked both in voice-acting and as a director. His notable role includes his work in Speed Racer, having voiced Speed Racer and Racer X as well as served as the lyricist of the English version's theme song as well as further voiced Headmaster Spritle and played the role of the racing announcer in the live action 2008 film. The announcer's rapid-fire delivery of dialogue was devised by Fernandez and his fellow co-stars in order to mimic the mouth flaps of its original version. |
