Austin Powers 2: Did Robert Wagner dubbed Rob Lowe's lines?

[Patman]

In Austin Powers 2, Dr. Evil goes back in time to 1969, and when
he does, he meets up with the younger version of Dr. Evil's #2,
Robert Wagner's character, who gets played by Rob Lowe as the
younger version of #2. What I want to know is if that's Rob Lowe's
voice, or is it Robert Wagner's Voice that's dubbed over Rob Lowe's
dialogue as #2. I say it's Wagner's voice dubbed over Lowe's lines,
but according to Lowe on the Daily Show, he says he's doing an
impression of Wagner's voice (this was second hand reporting, I
did not see the Daily show segment in question). Anyone know
for sure, and want to venture their opinion? TIA.

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[Andrew]

Patman <pat...@fnord.io.com> wrote:
: In Austin Powers 2, Dr. Evil goes back in time to 1969, and when

: he does, he meets up with the younger version of Dr. Evil's #2,
: Robert Wagner's character, who gets played by Rob Lowe as the
: younger version of #2. What I want to know is if that's Rob Lowe's
: voice, or is it Robert Wagner's Voice that's dubbed over Rob Lowe's
: dialogue as #2. I say it's Wagner's voice dubbed over Lowe's lines,
: but according to Lowe on the Daily Show, he says he's doing an
: impression of Wagner's voice (this was second hand reporting, I
: did not see the Daily show segment in question). Anyone know
: for sure, and want to venture their opinion? TIA.

I think it's Rob Lowe's voice, too. I heard him say the same thing on
the E! Austin Powers special. Why would he lie?

Andrew
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[Duane Stark]

I saw him on the Daily show and Jon Stewart had Rob do the Robert
Wagner voice. He had it down, you would have thought it was Wagner.

diane

Patman wrote:
>
> In Austin Powers 2, Dr. Evil goes back in time to 1969, and when
> he does, he meets up with the younger version of Dr. Evil's #2,
> Robert Wagner's character, who gets played by Rob Lowe as the
> younger version of #2. What I want to know is if that's Rob Lowe's
> voice, or is it Robert Wagner's Voice that's dubbed over Rob Lowe's
> dialogue as #2. I say it's Wagner's voice dubbed over Lowe's lines,
> but according to Lowe on the Daily Show, he says he's doing an
> impression of Wagner's voice (this was second hand reporting, I
> did not see the Daily show segment in question). Anyone know
> for sure, and want to venture their opinion? TIA.
>

[John Harkness]

It's Lowe -- I've seen him do his Wagner impression on talk shows.

John

In article <7k9a7t$puv$1...@hiram.io.com>,

pat...@fnord.io.com (Patman) wrote:
> In Austin Powers 2, Dr. Evil goes back in time to 1969, and when
> he does, he meets up with the younger version of Dr. Evil's #2,
> Robert Wagner's character, who gets played by Rob Lowe as the
> younger version of #2. What I want to know is if that's Rob Lowe's
> voice, or is it Robert Wagner's Voice that's dubbed over Rob Lowe's
> dialogue as #2. I say it's Wagner's voice dubbed over Lowe's lines,
> but according to Lowe on the Daily Show, he says he's doing an
> impression of Wagner's voice (this was second hand reporting, I
> did not see the Daily show segment in question). Anyone know
> for sure, and want to venture their opinion? TIA.
>
> --
> ************** A random quote from Heathers: ************
> "People love you, but *I* know you."
> *** My WWW home page: http://www.io.com/~patman/ *****
>

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[Dan Day]

On Wed, 16 Jun 1999 23:30:40 GMT, Duane Stark <dua...@home.com> wrote:

>I saw him on the Daily show and Jon Stewart had Rob do the Robert
>Wagner voice. He had it down, you would have thought it was Wagner.

Damn, I'm impressed! When I heard him in the film, my first
reaction was to lean over to my wife and say, "Lowe's doing a
*great* Robert Wagner impression". She listened for a few more
lines, and said, "I think Wagner is dubbing the voice".

After a few more minutes, the "Wagner voice" seemed so perfect
that I was inclined to agree with her.

Now that I find that it really *was* Lowe, I must congratulate
him on an *impeccable* impression. Great work.

[Aaron Hurley]

> It's Lowe -- I've seen him do his Wagner impression on talk shows.

Agreed. Until I saw that I thought it was looped.

I think Rob Lowe deserves a Best Actor nomination for that impression. It
was AMAZING.

Aaron