If you are a fan of audiobooks–or David Tennant–then this week’s Favorite is a special treat.
Best know as The Doctor in the British television series Doctor Who, David Tennant has had an extensive audio career as well. He’s read everything from children’s books to Shakespeare’s sonnets to James Bond, in a variety of accents. Don’t believe me? Check out the list of his performances, complete with synopses and audio clips!
Here’s a sampling:
Excerpt from The Beast of Clawstone Castle, in which we hear David’s best American accent–not bad, except for his pronunciation of “Potomac” 🙂
Excerpt from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, in a very English Bond voice.
Excerpt from From Shakespeare With Love (Sonnets 154 and 18) in David’s natural Scottish accent.
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If you’re interested in other sexy voices reading audiobooks, check out my post about Richard Armitage and his foray into Georgette Heyer novels.
And Then She Kissed Him 
There is just something about the sound of that man’s voice. Great post, Cora.
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Isn’t he great? I’ve listened to a few of Richard Armitage’s audiobook narrations…now I’m going to go through David Tennant’s!
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