New Line gave us confirmation today that Adam Godley, who has been listed on the Internet Movie Database for the past few days, will indeed voice Lyra's daemon, Pantalaimon, in the upcoming movies. Wikipedia informs us that he is a “British actor with an American accent.” Godley's most prominent recent roles have been as Mr Teavee in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and as Mr Trench in Love Actually. You can listen to two clips of him as the latter character here and here
Adam Godley to voice Pantalaimon
July 31, 2006
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His voice sounds a little old for the part. I liked the Pantalaimon voice in the BBC radio adaption. The accent's right in the Love Actually clips, thoigh.
Cool, we're getting to know more and more of the cast now.
Hehe, lookit his ears.
I was kind of hoping they'd cast Jamie Harding, but I can totally see this guy as Pan.
That's so cool!
i am playing pan in the movie i will be dressisng up in a cat costume lol
Hmmmm… I'm not sure. I always imagined Pan's voice as being really soft and young. Not necessarily a high voice – just young.
And I'm hoping against hope that Pan doesn't have an American accent! :wassat:
But you never know. He could turn out to be the best-cast part in the film!
yeah, i agree that he should sound younger and such, and lol at the ears comment
i don't really know what his voice is like… but it sounds OK by the way u lot r talkin.- just have 2 say this- do u think he looks like a monkey in that picture. with the ears and everythink?
Watched Chocolate Factory last night and I approve. He has a very Pan-like voice in my opinion.
He doesn't have an American accent!! He's British for heaven's sake! He put an American accent on for the part in Charlie! When will people realize that actors do ACCENTS! Duh! I think he's a great choice for pantalaimon and hurray for big ears!!! I think he's cute! :-))
Maybe it's because Northern Lights is my favourite book, but nothing about this movie seems… right.
I don't think this guy sounds right for Pan (At least not from the clips given or from Charlie and Chocolate Factory)
I hate that they're going for the American book title too. It's an English book, so they should use the English title. Also, the guy doing Lord Asriel looks wierd.