As NBC takes on the BBC tradition of "Red Nose Day," the major US network shows what the voices of some of Hollywood's biggest stars are really like, including Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant, who have apparently been tricking us all along.
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According to Time Magazine, one of NBC's "Red Nose Day" comedy sketches features big stars Julia Roberts, Hugh Grant, Liam Neeson and James Bond actor Daniel Craig admitting that they've been dubbed in films for most of their careers, as in fact they sound way different than what audiences are used to.
Bustle reports that Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant joined the segment, revolving a fake TV news show, having their friends speaking about their "real" voices that have been hidden from cameras, as Roberts sounds like a man - and Richard Gere, her "Pretty Woman" and "Runaway Bride" co-star, said her voice sounded like Barry White's.
E! Online reports that the segment featuring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant is called "Hollywood Secrets" and it also features Roberts' fellow Oscar winner Jodie Foster, who is currently directing her and George Clooney in the film "Money Monster" set to premiere later this year.
"Julia is incredible to work with and there's no doubt that she's a brilliant actress, but, um, I've just been directing her..." said Foster. "And she has what I'd describe as a...distinctive voice? But it's not what I would associate with a Hollywood leading lady."
Watch the hilarious skit co-starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant below!
