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It's a shame the Kenobi Series used Artificial Intelligence to replicate James Earl Jones' voice for Darth Vader when Scott Lawrence is the perfect successor. His cadence, inflection, and tone really just makes the performance so much more unique and full of talent... 🥺🥺🥺

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Daily Jedi Survivor2 years ago

@gojaursatoru Yeah... 🥲🥲🥲

Bobby Stockings they/them 🍉BLACKLIVESMATTER2 years ago

It wasn’t AI, it was a respeacher over JEJ’s recorded lines

Daily Jedi Survivor2 years ago

Regardless, should've been Scott Lawrence or Matt Sloan...

Gray2 years ago

On another note, this is one of the rawest Vader lines in Star Wars history

Daily Jedi Survivor2 years ago

Nah, fr... 😭😭😭

Batcape982 years ago

I actually don’t like his voice. I prefer the one from The Force Unleashed games

Chantz2 years ago

This is good, but it’s not 100% Vader. Missing that something that only JEJ has

Daily Jedi Survivor2 years ago

Yeah, cause he's not JEJ. He's Scott Lawrence and that's okay !!!

Justin Matthews2 years ago

Wait they really used AI for Vader's voice in Kenobi?

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Very saddened to hear about James Earl Jones' passing. Aside from Darth Vader and Mufasa, my personal favorite clip of his was his voice over from the first Treehouse of Horror, "The Raven" (1/3)

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RIP JAMES EARL JONES - one of the most iconic voices in cinema. This is how Darth Vader sounded before and after JEJ's voice was dubbed in. #rip

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The pure and raw insanity of a man driven to violence, a lot of violence, when denied of his anime waifus is a performance no artificial intelligence on God's green earth could ever replicate.

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