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What if HAL was a woman? What if HAL’s voice was…my voice??

I’m a huge Stanley Kubrick fan. Don’t underestimate this. I’m a massive Kubrick nerd. Like, massive. Trust me, when I...

My role in the movie ‘Passengers’ – the voice of the Starship Avalon

I’m delighted to announce my involvement with the Sony Pictures blockbuster movie Passengers. It’s a mega-budget sci-fi film starring...

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