"Why . . . You Can SING!"

[LosAdri]

*Originally posted by Lamia *
**On the subject of Nicole Kidman, I thought her voice was perfectly pleasant in Moulin Rouge!, just rather weak. You could tell they had to crank her mic to keep her from being overwhelmed by Ewan McGregor, who has theatrical training. Then again, Kidman was playing a consumptive, so how strong could her character’s voice be?
**

Nic Kidman does one duet with Robbie Williams on a CD of classic pop standards he put out a couple of years ago. You may be able to hear it at www.accuradio.com. Her voice is lovely but does lack some power
A surprising good partner with Mr. Williams on another duet is Rupert Everett, who sings remarkably well. I was highly impressed.

[Eats_Crayons]

*Originally posted by the O-man *
**Suzanne Somers is a respectable caberet performer; I was backstage at a benefit where she performed with Barry Manilow. **

OW! Cheesy-culture-shock-whiplash! Too much! Too much!

[BuckleberryFerry]

*Originally posted by lilbtagna *
**I thought he could sing pretty well too, and it appears we’re not alone on this. He sang in just about every skit on that episode of SNL.

And Billy Boyd has made me cry every time I’ve watched ROTK. His voice was so haunting and just perfect for the scene. **

Ah! I came in here to mention Billy Boyd, and it appears I’m the…third?..person to bring him up. I bought the soundtrack just for his lovely Scottish voice.

And I’m glad I’m not the only one to love Elijah’s voice.