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    Kristen, who voices Cora in the movie, recently told USA Today she loves working in the voiceover booth and that her famous “Hey, Upper East Siders!” may have gotten her hooked. "You know, I was able to create a much more sultry sassy character with Gossip Girl, and OK, I like working in the voice-over booth" Kristen shared. “OK. Yes. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
    You know, I was able to create a much more sultry sassy character with Gossip Girl, and OK, I like working in the voice-over booth
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  1. OK. Yes. I want to get every voice-over job there is.
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