And you - who was I singing about?ĬOULTON: Tony the Tiger. It's a living.ĬOULTON: 'Eye Of The Tiger' is the song. All my stripes looking snazzy on the box near your bowl, paid by Kellogg's to tell you they're great. Standing up on my hind legs like a human. And you will receive credit for doing any one of the following things - you can name the character I'm singing about, the song that I'm parodying or the artist who made it famous.ĬOULTON: (Singing) They're the flakes that are frosted. We rewrote songs about animals to make them about fictional examples of these animals. Jonathan Coulton is going to sing you the clues in this game called Animal Songs.ĬOULTON: That's right. So thanks, Nancy.ĮISENBERG: So yeah, we have a couple great games for you. I just want to.ĬHASE: Funny you said that because I want to make sure that Angelica - even though she's mean and she's bad - that she is likeable, that people still like her. She is just the troublemaker of the group. Having Angelica there - if I were another character, I would want to be her because she is.ĬARTWRIGHT: She's delicious. She used everything - you know, it's, like, the placement of the voice.ĬHASE: Yeah, Nancy, you do an amazing Chucky.ĬARTWRIGHT: Aww, thanks.

Well, when they created this character, he's complicated. And said, this one was particularly difficult. There was a actress by the name of Christine Cavanaugh who did the voice in the original for 8 1/2 years.ĮISENBERG. And I know that you also said that you didn't originate this voice. Angelica always gets the last word, you dumb baby.ĮISENBERG: Nancy, I know that, you know, you said that Chucky was one of the most difficult voices to do. (As Angelica) And she can say anything she wants to say. Did you just find her - did she always kind of stay with you to a certain extent? I don't know how you feel about your characters.ĬHASE: Oh, yes, she - yes. So.ĮISENBERG: So, I mean, and now here we are with the the reboot of a beloved animation show, 'Rugrats.' So, Cheryl, what was it like to step back into the character of Angelica. So I actually spoke back and forth with Arnold Schwarzenegger. It's not to draw any attention, but it's to fill in to make that whole scene work.ĬHASE: I had fun in one of my loop groups where - I'm dating myself here - in 'Total Recall' with Arnold Schwarzenegger.ĬHASE: Yeah, I was the little Martian girl that ran up to him and said, what's your sign? I'm a Taurus.ĬHASE: And so he - and then he gave his line. So you never hear what they're actually saying. And then the editor takes that and brings the sound way, way down. And you're just having a conversation with another actor. You create, improvisationally, these scenes. I'll be the gal with the red hair and the checkered top. Or else they'll hire a couple of actors and say, I'll take - we're the couple in the back there. And if they're just doing a general sound, they'll have the actors either walk very quietly or stand in a circle, and they're just mumbling amongst themselves. And so there's a microphone that's in the center of the room. So actors at - in post-production are called in to do this atmosphere. Cheryl, I don't know if you ever did any.ĬARTWRIGHT: Say, in - I'm dating myself, but 'When Harry Met Sally,' say, the two lead actors are in a restaurant together, and they're surrounded by extras around them that don't actually - they're getting paid to be extras. They're like, that baby sounds a little constipated.ĬARTWRIGHT: You know, I had the luxury of being cast in a loop group. Picked me out of 600 baby women.ĬOULTON: I just have to say, what a weird day that must have been for the casting people.ĮISENBERG: Right. And it's like, how am I ever gonna get a part like that.

(Imitating baby noises).ĬHASE: And there were 600 women also doing the same thing.ĬHASE: (Imitating baby noises).

I mean, when my agent set me up for that, I tried - I was doing the baby voice. Thank you, Jonathan.ĮISENBERG: Cheryl, I know that one of your early voice gigs was the voice of the baby in the 1987 Diane Keaton movie, 'Baby Boom.'ĬHASE: Yeah. Cheryl, Nancy, welcome to ASK ME ANOTHER.ĬARTWRIGHT. You also know Nancy as the voice of Bart Simpson. And Nancy Cartwright plays the nervous 2-year-old Chuckie Finster. Our next guests voice characters on the Paramount+ reboot of 'Rugrats.' Cheryl Chase plays the mean 3-year-old Angelica Pickles.

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